Award-winning Bronx filmmaker adapts collaborative methods to pandemic
On a Thursday evening in October, Leomary Rodriguez is taking her nightly break from social
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COVID-19 has musicians singing a different tune
Bronx musicians are using Instagram Live as their concert hall during the New York quarantine,
Arts group City Lore asks public for creative responses to the crisis
The arts group City Lore has issued the following call for the public to share
Bronx Film 48 hopes to bring creators together
From aspiring filmmakers to ones that have been in the scene for years, networking can be a tedious task.
Bronxites move to the beat of the bongos for Garifuna culture
Garifuna are the descendants of Afro-indigenous people from the Caribbean Island of St. Vincent, and mainly reside in Honduras, and Belize in Central America. There are currently nearly 200,000 Garifuna living in New York City, with the largest concentration in the South Bronx.
Bronxites come out to play at 34th Halloween Parade
A crowd gathered around Mia Tineo at the 34th Annual Halloween Parade in Hunts Point.
Women of color unite at One Book, One Bronx
The book club takes place on Tuesdays at BronxArtSpace and Wednesdays at Casita Maria Center for Arts and Education in Longwood.
Residents, city officials meet to discuss MetroNorth’s future in Hunts Point
City officials met with residents at The Point on June 18 to discuss the eagerly anticipated arrival of a new Metro-North station in two years, and promised to take community input into account.
The Point’s photography program celebrates 20th anniversary
The photographers were from the latest class of students from the International Center of Photography’s program, which on July 25 marked its 20th anniversary at The Point.