Bronx Night Market
Saturday, April 6, from 4 to 10 p.m.
Free admission
As the longest-running event series in the northmost borough, the Bronx Night Market stands as a transformative force, revolutionizing the foodie scene and cultivating a deep connection to the identity of the Bronx. With a remarkable lineup of 50 local vendors, this iconic market draws over 4,000 guests each time, making it a thriving hub for community engagement and culinary exploration.
Beyond its diverse array of cuisines and unique vendors, the Night Market serves as a dynamic platform for local businesses, providing a stage for the wealth of talents within the Bronx. The event embodies the spirit of the borough, celebrating its unique identity through a fusion of flavors, cultures, and entrepreneurial spirit. The Bronx Night Market is not merely a culinary gathering; it is a powerful reflection of the community’s resilience, creativity and collective pride, contributing to the borough’s cultural richness and economic vibrancy.
Dominican Folklore
Thursday, April 11, at 7 p.m.
The Bronx Brewery & Empanology
856 East 136th St.
Free admission
Join us at The Bronx Brewery & Empanology for a night filled with traditional music and dance from the Dominican Republic.
Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture and rich history of the Dominican people as we celebrate through live performances.
Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to experience the beauty of Dominican folklore right here in the heart of the Bronx.
The Story Garden: Where Reading Meets Art and Nature
Thursday, April 25, from noon to 1:30 p.m.
Bronx River Community Garden
1086 East 180th St.
Free admission
Come join us for a magical afternoon of storytelling, art and nature! Let your imagination bloom as we gather with Bronx-based author and illustrator Charles Esperanza to share his new book, “Kicks In The Sky”!
We will spark creativity with a hands-on art experience inspired by the story and finish with nurturing nature by getting to plant your very own container garden.
Best for ages 4-10 years old. Every registered participant will receive their very own copy of the featured book.
Don’t miss the debut of our exciting series, connecting with nature and community through the power of storytelling.
Nathan & Schubert with the New York Classical Players
Friday, April 19, at 3 p.m.
Chapel of the Immaculate Conception
Founders Hall University of Mount St. Vincent, Bronx
Free admission, suggested donation
Since 2011, NYCP has been captivating audiences in The Bronx with its compelling performances. We are excited to return to the University of Mount St. Vincent with this dynamic program that opens with William Grant Still’s Mother and Child, an emotionally rich and elegant portrayal of motherhood from this groundbreaking composer. The program also highlights two living American composers: the premiere of Seth Grosshandler’s Concertino for Cello, featuring the accomplished cellist Madeline Fayette, and Eric Nathan’s Double Concerto for Two Violas with celebrated violists Misha Amory and Hsin-Yun Huang as soloists. The finale is Schubert’s much-loved Death and the Maiden, known for its profound emotional depth and intensity.

Exploring History Through Fiction: A Panel
Thursday, April 11, at 7 p.m.
Womrath Bookshop
76 Pondfield Road, Bronxville
Free admission
Womrath Bookshop is thrilled to welcome Marcia Bradley, Brooke Foster, Barbara Josselsohn and Lynda Loigman as they participate in a panel discussing historical fiction. These authors have all written across a variety of time periods, and have woven narratives that make the past come alive. Join us as they discuss their work. Audience Q&A and signing are to follow.
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