An oasis of history in Upper Manhattan! New York Nonstop’s Lynda Baquero and Rolando Pujol of AMNewYork uncover some historical gems just off the “A” train… from the apartments of music legends to a secret staircase to the Giants.
When Domingo Germán received the news that his beloved uncle, who was a constant father figure in his life, had passed away on June 26, he was utterly devastated. He could not stop the tears from flowing. Domingo was a mess in the clubhouse the day prior to his pitching outing but he was not about to miss his date with destiny. His uncle would have wanted it that way.
On Wednesday, June 28, 2023 Domingo stepped up to the mound but he was not alone. His tío querido was right there beside him. Together they made history… Domingo became only the 24th player in major league history to ever pitch a Perfect Game, he is also the 4th Yankee and the first Dominican to do so. To God goes the glory…
WE ACT’s Green Institute is offering a free course to become certified in Building Electrification Electrical Systems: Lighting, HVAC & Refrigeration as well as training for career advancement and job placement.
Becoming certified in building electrification gives you the necessary safety and skills training to land new jobs in the construction industry and become a part of the growing green revolution.
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Certification courses will be in-person.
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Bring a blanket, watch a free movie, enjoy a summer evening…
Film Works Alfresco is NYC’s only English and Spanish language free outdoor cinema series. Organized by Inwood Art Works, it presents independent and popular films with local relevance that culturally resonate with the Northern Manhattan community. This seasonal cinema series expands public access to professional filmmaking in Northern Manhattan, and presents as diverse an array of films as the community it serves.
So now you have your Mondays this summer accounted for. We’re talking films like El Cantante, Vivo, La Bamba, Encanto and Sugar among many other great films. So there you have it folks, click below so you don’t miss out on all the cinematic awesomeness.
Scholars of this period point out that acknowledging the queer culture and nightlife of the Harlem Renaissance is essential in order to paint a full picture of the time—and also to show that there was a thriving LGBTQ+ scene in New York City that long predated the 1969 Stonewall uprising, even though that moment is often credited with ushering in the modern LGBTQ+ movement.
That’s right familia, the coolest monthly event Uptown returns on Thursday, July 13 @ 4 pm, BIGGER & BETTER than ever with 2 more blocks of culinary and cultural awesomeness.. So bring the family, your dancing shoes and definitely bring your appetite. Expect delectable food, awesome art, merch, music and so much more!!! See you there!
A live concert event celebrating the rich history, founding heroes, and future stars of the globally expanding genre of Bachata music.
Originating in the rural poverty of the Dominican Republic in the 1950s, Bachata has since become an international sensation.
Featuring special guest Lenny Santos, a.k.a. Len Melody, a Dominican-American guitarist, composer, producer and entrepreneur who rose to global fame as the co-founder of Aventura where he served as producer, lead guitarist, vocalist, composer and musical director, and is responsible for the group’s distinctive sound.
Starring rising Bachata stars Judy Santos, Joel Insuperable, JFab & Paola, Valerio, Wilven Bello, and Liza + Willie, and a special appearance by Afro-Dominicano.
This program is supported by the United Palace of Cultural Arts, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council