Join us for this year’s electrifying series of free summer block parties, co-presented by the Museum of the City of New York and proudly sponsored by The Legal Aid Society. This event celebrates The Legal Aid Society’s 150th Anniversary, honoring its enduring commitment to protecting, defending, and advancing the rights of New Yorkers.
Spend an evening looking, making, and experimenting at El Museo del Barrio. Inspired by Sophie Rivera: Double Exposures, this Open Studio begins with a guided gallery experience and continues with hands-on art-making and time to explore your own creative ideas.
Discover artist books, zines, poetry, and experimental publishing at this family-friendly celebration inspired by Octopus & Others: Acts of Collaboration & Poetics. Part book fair, part art-making studio, and part community gathering, the event invites visitors to explore the many ways artists use books as creative tools.
What does Latinidad mean today, and who gets to shape its future? Bringing together artists, writers, educators, organizers, and cultural leaders, this public conversation explores how ideas of Latinidad are created, challenged, and transformed across culture, politics, and everyday life.
Inspired by Teddy Sandoval and the Butch Gardens School of Art, this after-hours celebration brings together Latino disco, dancing, and late-night gallery experiences. Explore the exhibition, hit the dance floor, and immerse yourself in the music, style, and nightlife that shaped Sandoval's creative world.
What does Latinidad mean today, and who gets to shape its future? Bringing together artists, writers, educators, organizers, and cultural leaders, this public conversation explores how ideas of Latinidad are created, challenged, and transformed across culture, politics, and everyday life.
Spend an evening looking, making, and experimenting at El Museo! Inspired by Teddy Sandoval and the Butch Gardens School of Art, this Open Studio combines a guided gallery experience with postcard-making, Xerox art, collage, and other paper-based artmaking activities.
Experience an evening of chamber music featuring works by composers from across Latin America and the diaspora. The program brings together contemporary and classical traditions through performances by leading musicians and ensembles.
Join us for this year’s electrifying series of free summer block parties, co-presented by the Museum of the City of New York and proudly sponsored by The Legal Aid Society. This event celebrates The Legal Aid Society’s 150th Anniversary, honoring its enduring commitment to protecting, defending, and advancing the rights of New Yorkers.
Spend an evening looking, making, and experimenting at El Museo del Barrio. Inspired by Sophie Rivera: Double Exposures, this Open Studio begins with a guided gallery experience and continues with hands-on art-making and time to explore your own creative ideas.
Discover artist books, zines, poetry, and experimental publishing at this family-friendly celebration inspired by Octopus & Others: Acts of Collaboration & Poetics. Part book fair, part art-making studio, and part community gathering, the event invites visitors to explore the many ways artists use books as creative tools.
What does Latinidad mean today, and who gets to shape its future? Bringing together artists, writers, educators, organizers, and cultural leaders, this public conversation explores how ideas of Latinidad are created, challenged, and transformed across culture, politics, and everyday life.
Inspired by Teddy Sandoval and the Butch Gardens School of Art, this after-hours celebration brings together Latino disco, dancing, and late-night gallery experiences. Explore the exhibition, hit the dance floor, and immerse yourself in the music, style, and nightlife that shaped Sandoval's creative world.
What does Latinidad mean today, and who gets to shape its future? Bringing together artists, writers, educators, organizers, and cultural leaders, this public conversation explores how ideas of Latinidad are created, challenged, and transformed across culture, politics, and everyday life.
Spend an evening looking, making, and experimenting at El Museo! Inspired by Teddy Sandoval and the Butch Gardens School of Art, this Open Studio combines a guided gallery experience with postcard-making, Xerox art, collage, and other paper-based artmaking activities.