Religious Holidays
Religious holidays in New York’s Latin communities rarely belong to just one tradition. A Catholic feast day for the Virgen del Carmen is also Mamacha Carmen to Peruvian devotees and, for some in the Haitian diaspora, a day tied to Erzulie Dantò. This subcategory covers the feast days, processions, and observances where Catholic, Indigenous, and African diasporic spiritual traditions meet, layer, and coexist across NYC’s Latin, African, and Indigenous communities.
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United Palace Presents Latin Comedy, Film, Music, and Theatre
Dominican Film Festival 🇩🇴 El Alfa, Dominican dembow 🇩🇴 The Muse: Offerings to the Ancestors, Day of the Dead & All Saints Day altar 🇲🇽 🇮🇹
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Day of the Dead, Día de Muertos, Comes to Life at Mano y Mano’s Community Altars
Day of the Dead, East Village, Flatiron District, Hispanic Society, Holidays, Indigenous, Lincoln Center, Mexican, St Mark’s Church, Washington HeightsHISPANIC SOCIETY, Washington Heights, Manhattan 🇲🇽 ST. MARK’S CHURCH IN-THE-BOWERY, East Village, Manhattan 🇲🇽 DAVID RUBENSTEIN ATRIUM, Lincoln Center, Manhattan 🇲🇽 FLATIRON NORTH PLAZA, Flatiron District, Manhattan 🇲🇽
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Days of the Dead Festival is Fringe Theatre Inspired by Day of the Dead and Halloween
UNDER ST MARKS THEATER, East Village, Manhattan 🎃
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Our Lady of Charity, La Caridad del Cobre, is the Patron Saint of Cuba
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Cuba September 8 🇨🇺
