African American
Explore African American NYC at Harlem Stage, Jazz at Lincoln Center, Alvin Ailey, New York City Center, Studio Museum, CCCADI, Brooklyn Museum, BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn, African American Day Parade, Afropunk, African Burial Ground, and pretty much everywhere else in the “secret African city.”
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Bronx Week Parade, Festival, and Concert Finale
Walk of Fame, Bronx Ball, Parade, Food Festival, Finale Concert
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DanceAfrica at BAM ~ Brooklyn Celebrates Uganda
African American, BAM (Brooklyn Academy of Music), Dance Festivals, Folkloric Dance, Fort Greene Brooklyn, May, Memorial Day, UgandanTribute to the Ancestors, Community Day, Ndere Troupe, Bazaar, Dance Classes, Late Night Dance Party, FilmAfrica, Voices of Peace tapestry
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Dance Parade NYC is NYC’s Biggest Dance Party
African American, Argentine, Bolivian NYC, Brazilian, Congo Kinshasa, Cuban, Dance Festivals, Dominican, East Village NYC, Filipino, Folkloric Dance, Haitian, Indian NYC, Indonesian NYC, Irish NYC, Japanese NYC, May, Mexican, Parades, Puerto Rican, Spanish, Tompkins Square Park NYCBachata, Ballet Folklorico, Bhangra, Bollywood, Bomba, Capoeira, Caporales, Carnival, Congolese, Flamenco, Highland Dance, Hip Hop Merengue, Plena, Salsa, Samba, Tango, Voguing
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In Shakespeare in the Park, Romeo & Juliet’s Love Language is Spanish
African American, British, Central Park, Chinese, Colombian, Dominican, Filipino, FREE NYC, Free Shakespeare in the Park, June, Kenyan, May, Mexican, Public Theater, Spanish, THEATERAn iconic love story with a message for us all
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1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair Has a Brazil Beyond Brazil Section
African American, Art Fairs NYC, Bahamian, Bermudian NYC, Brazilian, British, Chelsea, French NYC, Italian, Ivorian, May, Nigerian, South African, Starrett-Lehigh BuildingBrazi Beyond Brazil section, “Sun Ra” by Amin El Gotaibi, Port-au-Prince textiles
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New York African Film Festival is “As the Stars Sow the Earth”
African American, Bissau-Guinean, British, Burkinabè, Cape Verdean, Congo Kinshasa, East Harlem, Egyptian, Film at Lincoln Center, Film Festivals, French NYC, Ghanaian, Harlem, Ivorian, Jamaican, Kenyan, Malian, Maysles Documentary Center, Moroccan, Nigerian, Rwandan, Senegalese, Sierra Leonean, Somalian, South African, Sudanese, The Africa Center, Togolese, Ugandan“Promised Sky,” “The Eyes of Ghana, “Dust to Dreams”
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Orchestra of St. Luke’s Latin Season
African American, Brooklyn Public Library, Classical Music, Flushing Town Hall, Hostos Center, May, New York Public Library for the Performing ArtsFive Boroughs Music Festival “Finding an American Voice” with Joseph Parrish
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Bryant Park Dance Party is Free Dancing Outdoors to Live Music with a Lesson
African American, Bachata NYC, Bossa Nova NYC, Brazilian, Bryant Park NYC, Colombian, Cuban, DANCE, Dominican, FREE NYC, Midtown, Panamanian NYC, Puerto Rican, R&B NYC, Salsa, Samba NYC, Swing, VenezuelanSalsa, R&B, Samba/Bossa Nova/Forró, Swing, Bachata, Salsa Cubana
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African Diaspora International Film Festival Screens Transcultural Dialogues at Columbia University
African American, African Diaspora International Film Festival NYC, Columbia University, Cuban, Film Festivals, Mexican, Morningside Heights NYC, Peruvian NYC, Spanish, Uruguayan NYCNaomi’s Journey, Invisible Heroes: African Americans in the Spanish Civil War, Angels on Diamond Street, The Invisible Color: Black Cubans in Miami, Candombe
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New York City Ballet Tiler Peck World Premiere Set to Lalo’s “Symphonie Espagnole”
African American, April, Ballet, Brazilian, David H. Koch Theater, May, New York City Ballet, Peruvian NYC, Puerto Rican, SpanishGilbert Bolden III, Jovani Furlan, Roman Mejia, Taylor Stanley, Victor Abreu, India Bradley, Aarón Sanz, Sebastián Villarini-Vélez
