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Film in New York City

Latin Film in New York City (Serhii Bobyk/Dreamstime)

Explore Latin film in New York City including: Latin movies, actors, theaters, film festivals, cultural festivals, museums, and more.

Jewish Culture in New York City

Jewish Culture in New York City (Warczakoski/Dreamstime)

Browse Jewish Culture in New York City including: Jewish art, books, comedy, dance, fashion, festivals, film, food, music, sports, and theatre. 🇺🇸

Spanish Culture in New York City

Spanish NYC (Ocusfocus/Dreamstime)

Explore Spanish NYC, in flamenco and art, books, comedy, dance, fashion, festivals, film, food, music, sports and theatre. 🇪🇸

Jewish NYC

Jewish NYC is one of the communities that defines New York City. We are the world’s largest Jewish community outside Israel. There are many Jewish communities in the Latin world. NYC’s first Jewish Community arrived in New Amsterdam in 1654. It is now Congregation Shearith Israel, a Sephardic (Spanish & Portuguese) community. We made New […]

Things to do in NYC in March 2019

Things to do in New York in March

MARCH
National Women’s History Month
3 Major League Soccer
5 Mardi Gras
5-11 Spring Break Art Show
6 Ash Wednesday
6-10 Volta art fair
7-10 Armory Show
7-10 Scope art fair
7-10 Flamenco Festival
8 International Women’s Day
17 St Patrick’s Day
20 Spring
26-31 Ballet Hispánico
27-7 New Directors/New Films
28-31 Colombian Film Festival
28 Major League Baseball
30 Malena & Lena Burke

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