NYC
From Jackson Heights to Bay Ridge, Washington Heights to Sunset Park, New York City neighborhoods each carry their own Latin, Indigenous, African diaspora, and global roots traditions. Explore world-class culture and events happening block by block across the five boroughs.
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Blue Note Latin Jazz and More
Blue Note New York, Cuban, Greenwich Village, House, Jazz, Latin Alternative, Mexican, Puerto Rican, Son CubanoMusic of the Buena Vista Social Club, Ozomatli, Louie Vega, Tito Puente Jr.
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World Music Institute Latin 2026
African American, Brazilian, Cuban, Global Music, Indian, Japanese, Mexican, Música Mexicana, Puerto Rican, Roots Music, South African, Upper West Side, World Music InstituteLadysmith Black Mambazo, Son Rompe Pera, Pedrito Martínez, Cyro Baptista, Kaoru Watanabe, Suphala, Sunny Jain, Glen Velez, Batalá, Adam Rudolph
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New Museum Reopens with an Exhibition on Newmanity
Argentine, Art Museums, Brazilian, Ethiopian, French, Italian, Lower East Side, Martinican, Mexican, Moroccan, New Museum, Nigerian, Peruvian, Romanian, Senegalese, Spanish, ZimbabweanNew Humans: Memories of the Future
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Benito Juárez was the Indigenous Founding Father of Modern Mexico
SAN PABLO GUELATAO, Oaxaca, MÉXICO ~ March 21, 1806 🇲🇽
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Dizzy’s Club Latin 2026
Claudia Acuña, African Rhythms Alumni Band, Conrad Herwig (Ruben Rodriguez & Mauricio Herrera)
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Joyce Theater is NYC’s Biggest Little Dance Theater
African American, Ballet, Brazilian, Chelsea, Dominican, Flamenco Shows, Joyce Theater, Mexican, Modern Dance, SpanishJoyce Ballet Festival curated by Misty Copeland, Limón Dance Company, Sergio Bernal Dance Company
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Whitney Biennial 2026 Has a Puerto Rican Curator
ART, Chilean, Colombian, Dominican, Filipino, Guatemalan, Indigenous, Meatpacking District, Mexican, Puerto Rican, Salvadoran, Spanish, Whitney Museum of American ArtMarcela Guerrero, Beatriz Cifuents, Leo Castañeda, Ignacio Gatica, Oswaldo Maciá, Carmen de Monteflores, Gabriel Ruiz, Julo Torres, Johanna Unzueta
