Thursday, September 27, 2018, 6:00pm - 8:00pm
The Board of Trustees of The Bronx Museum of the Arts, Chairperson Joseph Mizzi, and the Bronx Museum staff cordially invite you to meet and greet Bronx Museum Executive Director Deborah Cullen.
The Board of Trustees of The Bronx Museum of the Arts, Chairperson Joseph Mizzi, and the Bronx Museum staff cordially invite you to meet and greet Bronx Museum Executive Director Deborah Cullen.
The Moth StorySLAMs are open-mic storytelling competitions open to anyone with a five-minute story to share on the night’s theme, ROADS, inspired by Manuel Mendive: Nature, Spirit, and Body. To be selected to participate, arrive by 7pm and enter your name in The Moth “hat.”
$10 Tickets will be available for purchase two weeks prior to the event date on www.themoth.org.
The Museum has a select number of free tickets for Bronx residents. RSVP at info@bronxmuseum.org.
Join us for a night of personal histories and hair sculpting around the importance of immigration and the struggle for equity and rights within the American Dream with DREAMer DREAMers Haide Manila and Andrea Resendiz Gomez; “gatekeepers,” local immigrant food vendors Ana Severino and Eligio Almonte Agente; cultural anchor and owner of Angela’s Salon, Angela Santana; and artist mentor Borinquen Gallo.
Location: Angela's Salon
1175 Grand Concourse #3, Bronx, NY 10452
The Board of Trustees of The Bronx Museum of the Arts, Chairperson Joseph Mizzi, and Executive Director Deborah Cullen cordially invite you to attend the opening of Aloha to the World at the Don Ho Terrace organized by BxMA Chief Curator Sergio Bessa.
Carnegie Hall comes to The Bronx! The Bronx Museum presents in partnership with Carnegie Hall, First Fridays! Carnegie Hall Citywide: The Pedrito Martinez Group at the Bronx Museum.
Join us for a night of Afro-Cuban music with Grammy-nominated percussionist and vocalist, Pedrito Martinez and his group including musicians Isaac Delgado Jr., Sebastian Natal, and Jhair Sala.
Join us for two nights of beats and biographies around the importance of immigration and the struggle for equity and rights within the American Dream. An interactive public “Street Studio” on October 10th at Eddie’s Place African Market with DREAMers Juan Carlos Romero, Omar Vidal, Mouhamed Kaba, Sharna McKenzie; cultural anchor and owner of Eddie’s Place African Market, Esther Goldberg; and artist mentor collective Found Sound Nation and OneBeat 2018 Artists.
Location: Eddie’s Place African Market
5 E 167th St, Bronx, NY 10452
Join us for the second of two nights of beats and biographies around the importance of immigration and the struggle for equity and rights within the American Dream. OneBeat Global Music Fellowship and DREAMers will collaboratively tell their stories on October 11th at The Bronx Museum of the Arts featuring musicians Aditya Alamuru, Margaryta Kulichova, Younes Kati, Akinyemi, Luciane Domingues, Andrès Torrens, Salma Solten and Zsolt Istvan Bartek.
Location: The Bronx Museum of the Arts