Six Bronx Junior Photo League students recognized for artistic work
Six Bronx Junior Photo League students who submitted work to the 2021 Scholastic Art &
Arts/Culture
Faces of Mott Haven: Pro skater shares his passion with community
Ray Mendez grew up around the corner from the Mullaly Skate Park by Yankee Stadium,
New music series takes off, despite pandemic constraints
The Fox & King, Inc premieres their second episode of “B-Sides” If COVID-19 has taught
BronxArtSpace invites Bronx artists to apply for new exhibition
BronxArtSpace is holding an open call for artists for an upcoming exhibition, called Giving Light:
Dancer launches local ballet school
Jessica Epting was a gymnast as a child. After she mastered her tumbles, cartwheels and
Bronx Book Festival founder announces plans to crowdfund for new Bronx bookstore
Literary organization The Bronx is Reading recently announced its plans to begin crowdfunding in 2021
Virtual book talk brings feel of a poetry slam
At a recent virtual book talk held over Zoom, Colombian-American poet Carlos Andrés Gómez called
Melrose community garden holds screening of Netflix’s “Vampires vs. The Bronx”
A socially distanced screening of the Netflix original “Vampires vs. the Bronx” was held at