Join Earth Celebrations' Ecological City: Art & Climate Solutions Workshops and collaborate with our artists-in-residence creating visual art, giant puppets and costumes.
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!
Join LES Sports Academy at The Gutter Bowling Alley (LES) on Fridays from 3:30pm - 5:30pm throughout March and April for bowling after school! Middle School age and teenage kids are welcome!
Join Earth Celebrations' Ecological City: Art & Climate Solutions Workshops and collaborate with our artists-in-residence creating visual art, giant puppets and costumes.
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.
Join SOCCC-64 (Save Our Community Center, former CHARAS P.S. 64), elected officials, community organizations, artists, residents and supporters to demand the city right the wrongs of the past and return our community center!
In partnership with United Voices 4 Peace, The United Nations Symphony Orchestra (UNSRC) invites you to its concert, exceptionally conducted by Maestra Anoa Green.
Join LES Sports Academy at The Gutter Bowling Alley (LES) on Fridays from 3:30pm - 5:30pm throughout March and April for bowling after school! Middle School age and teenage kids are welcome!
Through a series of videos, installations, documents, and sculptures, Afro-Cuban artist Javier Castro’s solo exhibition Open Wounds questions the broken promises of a postcolonial world. While many of the practices at the center of the work on view draw directly from the artist’s experiences with the island, the larger exhibition interrogates methods of manipulation embedded within prevalent social structures, [...]
