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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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Greater New York 2026 Spotlights Contemporary Artists Around NYC
African American, ART, Ecuadorian, Guatemalan, Indigenous, Jamaican, Long Island City Queens, Mexican, Puerto Rican, VenezuelanJay Carrier, Cevallos Brothers, Taína Cruz, Mekko Harjo, Kite, André Magaña, Metoac Indigenous Collective, María-Elena Pombo, Nickola Pottinger, G. Rosa-Rey, Cinthya Santos-Briones, Sofía Sinibaldi
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Calpulli Mexican Dance Company “Monarcas”
Mexican culture, American history, and inspiring stories at Hostos Center
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Hostos Center Latin Spring
African American, Ballet, Classical Music, Cuban, Folkloric Dance, Hostos Center, Juneteenth, Mexican, Modern Dance, Mott Haven The Bronx, Puerto Rican, Roots Music, Salsa, Street Dance, Tap Dance, THEATERCalpulli Mexican Dance Company, “The Niceties,” Eddy Zervigón & Orquesta Broadway with Karen Joseph, Son del Monte, Foto Rodríguez y su Orquesta La Única, KR3TS, La Bruja, Orchestra of St. Luke’s with Joseph Parrish, Orlando Hernández, Roy Brown & Zoraida Santiago
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IFPDA Print Fair Latin
Ruiz Healy Art, Mixografia, Polígrafa Obra Gràfica S L, Fredric Snitzer Gallery
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Museum of Modern Art Latin 2026
New Directors/New Films, Naufus Ramírez Figueroa, Frida and Diego, Wilfredo Lam (Apr 11)
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Harlem Stage E-Moves Festival of Black Contemporary Dance
E-Moves Festival, Camille A. Brown, Ailey Partnership World Premieres, “Paris is Burning,” Black Men in Dance: Lil’ Buck, Gala
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SOB’s Sounds of Brazil Latin 2026
Dembow, Dominican, Ecuadorian, Global Music, Hudson Square, Indian, Latin Alternative, Mexican, Puerto Rican, SOB’s100% Dembow, Desi Saturdays, La Esquinita Latin Showcase, Alex Ferreira
