La Cocina de Loisaida is a monthly in-person cooking class series presented by The Loisaida Center and Essex Market, where longtime Lower East Sider and home chef Maria Bido shares authentic Puerto Rican recipes and cooking techniques. Each month we’ll explore a new batch of family favorites, all based in Puerto Rican flavors and using ingredients from Essex Market.
Super Adult Day at Loisaida is on the first Friday of each month, from 10:30am - 1:30pm at the Loisaida Center. During each event, we offer snacks and beverages, a wide variety of enrichment classes such as dance, exercise, arts, and live music to our guests!
Capacity is limited, so come early!
La Cocina de Loisaida is a monthly in-person cooking class series presented by The Loisaida Center and Essex Market, where longtime Lower East Sider and home chef Maria Bido shares authentic Puerto Rican recipes and cooking techniques. Each month we’ll explore a new batch of family favorites, all based in Puerto Rican flavors and using ingredients from Essex Market.
La Cocina de Loisaida is a monthly in-person cooking class series presented by The Loisaida Center and Essex Market, where longtime Lower East Sider and home chef Maria Bido shares authentic Puerto Rican recipes and cooking techniques. Each month we’ll explore a new batch of family favorites, all based in Puerto Rican flavors and using ingredients from Essex Market.
Six guided drawing sessions for older adults (60+) inspired by no existe un mundo poshuracán: Puerto Rican Art in the Wake of Hurricane Maria, currently on view at the Whitney Museum. With artist Jano Cortijo.
Seis clases de dibujo guiadas en español inspirada en la exhibición no existe un mundo poshuracán: Puerto Rican Art in the Wake of Hurricane Maria, actualmente presentada en el Whitney Museum. Para adultos de edad (60+).
The Loisaida, Inc. Center, in partnership with The Whitney Museum, hosts hybrid guided drawing sessions and exhibition tours inspired by no existe un mundo poshuracán: Puerto Rican Art in the Wake of Hurricane Maria currently on view at the Whitney Museum.
MEDIA USED FOR JUSTICE, EQUITY & RESPECT (M.U.J.E.R.) Media Used for Justice Equity and Respect (M.U.J.E.R.) is a program that brings a unique opportunity for youth ages 17 up to young adults of 32 years to learn about independent media production, how to share personal stories, develop strategic messaging and work on script writing, video editing, [...]