Join Latino community events in New York celebrating your cultural heritage. Find cultural festivals, professional networking events, religious celebrations, educational workshops, fundraisers, and social gatherings that bring the Latino community together. Stay connected with events that honor your traditions and create meaningful connections.
Join us in person for the 8th Annual CODALA Fundraising BBQ & Ceremony—good food, great cause!
Join Us for the 8th Annual CODALA Fundraising BBQ & Ceremony!
Get ready for a fantastic day filled with great food, awesome company, and a meaningful cause. This in-person event brings together friends and supporters for a fun BBQ and a heartfelt ceremony. Don't miss out on the chance to enjoy delicious bites and celebrate community spirit with us!
Saturday, 11, 12.00 -
Saturday, 11, 21.00
Central Islip,
NY
_$25
Spanish + Art = Summer fun! A bilingual camp where kids explore language, creativity, and culture through hands-on activities.
The Little Bilingual Artists is a community-based program for children ages 4–9 that fosters early Spanish language learning through visual arts, music, movement, culinary arts, and storytelling. By combining bilingual education and the arts, the program encourages creativity, cultural awareness, and confidence from an early age.
Our three weeks program is focused on awakening their interest in the language, helping them become familiar with the sounds of Spanish, and giving them a cultural and linguistic foundation that will motivate them to continue learning. It is an opportunity for children to explore the language in a fun and meaningful way, developing a positive connection to Spanish that can be the beginning of deeper learning in the future.
All of our teachers are native Spanish speakers, from Argentina, Peru, Mexico, Puerto Rico, and Spain.
Monday, 06, 09.30 -
Monday, 06, 14.00
Rochester,
NY
_$25
Hosted in collaboration with Carnegie Hall Citywide Concert Series, Join us as we turn the Museum Mile into a Puerto Rican block party!
El Museo del Barrio is proud to host the 48th Annual Museum Mile Festival, New York City’s largest block party, transforming Museum Mile into a vibrant Puerto Rican block party inspired by our current exhibitions, Jangueando: Recent Acquisitions, 2021–2025 and Sophie Rivera: Double Exposures. Rooted in art, dance, and Nuyorican life, this outdoor celebration invites everyone to move, create, and janguear. Enjoy live music of Lulada Club, NYC’s All Women Salsa Orchestra in collaboration with the Carnegie Hall Citywide Concert Series, DJs, dance activations, free guided tours, and hands-on art-making for all ages as we bring the rhythm of el barrio to Fifth Avenue.
Tuesday, 09, 18.00 -
Tuesday, 09, 21.00
New York,
NY
_$25
Come join us for what will be a day filled with Boricua pride. Food, live music, merchandise, kids area and much, much more!
Only 5,500 tickets will be distributed. Please reserve a ticket for every person 5 years of age and older.
Parking is available within Snug Harbor but is limited.
If arriving by bus, the S40 travels on Richmond Terrace with the closet stop being Snug Harbor Road East.
There is also the S44 which travels along Henderson Ave with the closet stop being Westbury Ave.
Please note that Snug Harbor does not allow smoking of any kind.
Alcohol will not be sold at this event.
Sunday, 07, 11.00 -
Sunday, 07, 19.00
Staten Island,
NY
_$25
Celebrate the amazing women in your life at the CODALA Mother’s Day Brunch Fundraiser! ✨
Celebrate the amazing women in your life at the **CODALA Mother’s Day Brunch Fundraiser!**Join us for an afternoon of delicious food, community, and giving back. Your support helps us continue our mission while honoring the mothers who inspire us every day.**Here are the details:**
**WHEN:** Sunday, May 17th
**TIME:** 1:00 PM
**WHERE:** O Pinheirinho, 836 Suffolk Ave, Brentwood, NY
**TICKETS:** $100 per person
*Cash Bar available*Let’s come together for great food and an even better cause!**RSVP TODAY!**
Don’t wait—secure your spot and help us make a difference.
Sunday, 17, 13.00 -
Sunday, 17, 17.00
Brentwood,
NY
_$25
Join us in celebrating and recognizing the remarkable achievements of Latino entrepreneurs and businesses across Long Island.
On Thursday, May 14th, 2026, EnVivo 1440AM / 93.3FM, will present the 2nd Annual Latino Business Awards Breakfast at Stereo Garden of Patchogue, NY. (8am-11am)
The Latino Business Awards is an esteemed event dedicated to celebrating and acknowledging the outstanding contributions of Latino entrepreneurs and businesses. Our mission is to highlight the successes and innovations that shape our communities and inspire future generations.
EnVivo 1440AM / 93.3FM, recognize and honor those businesses of men and women who by their leadership, initiative, community service, professional growth, entrepreneurial spirit, endurance and genuineness contribute to Long Island’s integral development.
The morning’s festivities will include a black carpet, networking hour, breakfast, special performances, a special awards ceremony honoring Latino Business Awards 2026. 8am to 11am.
Thursday, 14, 08.00 -
Thursday, 14, 11.00
Patchogue,
NY
_$25
Celebrate Venezuelan pride and heritage as a young boy explores his family’s roots in this vibrant, heartfelt tribute to culture and home.
Storytime with John Parra
Award-winning author and illustrator John Parra will share his vibrant new picture book, Viva Venezuela!, a heartfelt celebration of Venezuelan culture, community, and the traditions that bring families together.
In this warm and colorful story, a young boy journeys through the music, food, art, and memories of his family’s homeland—each page offering a sensory-rich glimpse into the pride and joy of Venezuelan heritage. Through lively illustrations and poetic storytelling, the book honors identity, family roots, and the beauty of embracing where you come from.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Nathalie Alonso is a Cuban American bilingual writer and journalist based in Queens, NY. A seasoned baseball reporter, her writing has appeared in National Geographic, Outside, and Refinery29, among other outlets. She is currently a reporter and producer at MLB.com’s Spanish-language sister site, LasMayores.com. Call Me Roberto! was her debut nonfiction picture book.
ABOUT THE ILLUSTRATOR:
John Parra is a celebrated Latino artist, illustrator, and educator whose award-winning work has appeared in children’s books, galleries, and museums across the country. Known for his vibrant folk-art style, Parra’s stories spotlight Latinx culture, history, and everyday life, bringing authenticity and heart to young readers everywhere.
Bring your little ones for an afternoon filled with culture, color, and community. Don’t miss this special Storytime celebrating heritage, pride, and the joy of discovering the world that shapes you.
ABOUT VIVA VENEZUELA!
A picture book that celebrates the vibrant spirit, heritage, and cultural pride at the heart of Venezuela!
A young boy sets off on a joyful journey through his family’s homeland, exploring the colors, flavors, and music that make Venezuela unforgettable. With every scene—from bustling streets to lively festivals—he feels more connected to his roots and the traditions that shape who he is.
As he moves through each moment, the sights and sounds of Venezuela spark feelings of belonging, joy, and cultural pride. Every detail—art, food, dance, and memory—tells a story of family, identity, and the beauty of honoring where you come from. Through poetic language and warm, expressive illustrations, this journey becomes more than a visit—it becomes a celebration of home.
Filled with color, nostalgia, and cultural love, Viva Venezuela! is a heartfelt tribute to heritage, family history, and the power of seeing your culture reflected in every page, flavor, rhythm, and memory.
Tuesday, 28, 15.00 -
Tuesday, 28, 17.00
Bronx,
NY
_$25
Let's mix it up and celebrate diversity with a fun Meet and Greet: Cultural Connection Mixer!
You're Invited! To our first Cultural Connection Networking Mixer!
Dear Friend, we are thrilled to invite you to our upcoming Cultural Connection Networking Mixer, dedicated to fostering collaboration and growth within our vibrant Latin community. This event will be held on April 19th, 2026, at the United Restaurant and Bar located at 695 Bay St in Staten Island NY. Starting at 5pm. We aim to bring together local entrepreneurs, small business owners, and community leaders.
Event Details:
This mixer is a fantastic opportunity to network, share ideas, and explore potential partnerships. We are offering sponsorships, excellent connections with other local businesses and entrepreneurs that are looking to connect with you. We encourage you to bring your business cards and any promotional materials you’d like to share. Please confirm your attendance by March 22 by clicking on the link below to RSVP Link to view the full description of the event. We look forward to seeing you and building stronger connections within our community! All Small businesses and entrepreneurs will be acknowledged at registration.
When: April 19th, 2026
Time: 2pm to 6pm
Location: 695 Bay St Staten Island NY
Valet Parking available
WHAT TO EXPECT:
Appetizers and Drinks (other menu options available for purchase)
Silent Auction from various artists is scheduled by 4pm (approx) 40 minutes
Sponsorship Opportunities
Business Networking and Community Connections
Music provided by our own DJ Rob Lo spinning cool tunes for a vibrant vibe
Meet and Greet Ice Breakers
Information Table available to drop your card
RSVP Check In
Swag Bag Sponsorship available
Mini Menu:
Mini Beef / Cheese Empanadas
Mini Alcapurrias
Pigs in a Blanket
Meat Balls / Surullos / Ceviche / Bacalaitos
Desserts: Flan / Cheesecake / Guava and Cheese Puffs
Pastries / Chocolate Cake / Mini Churros
Signature Drink - Staten Rican Iced Tea
We can’t wait to welcome you to this exciting mixer and kick off a new chapter of partnership, growth, and cultural pride. See you there for an unforgettable night of networking and connection.
Sunday, 19, 14.00 -
Sunday, 19, 18.00
Staten Island,
NY
_$25
Join us at the Latinas in Literature Conference 2026 for a day of empowering discussions and inspiring stories from amazing Latina authors.
Welcome to the Latinas in Literature Conference 2026 organized by 100 HW Westchester County Program! Join us at Dunwoodie Golf Course on March 29, 2026 at 1:00 PM (Eastern Time) for a day filled with insightful discussions and networking opportunities. Enjoy a beautiful fun day filled with a chic hat contest. Please come dressed to impress wearing your best hat! This event celebrates the contributions of Latina authors to the world of literature. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to connect with fellow book lovers and hear from inspiring speakers. See you there!
Sunday, 29, 13.00 -
Sunday, 29, 16.00
Yonkers,
NY
_$25
Join us for the opening celebration of our spring 2026 Curatorial Open Call exhibition, titled "Burning the Mask"
The Latinx Project invites you to the opening of our spring 2026 Curatorial Open Call exhibition, titled Burning the Mask, curated by Patricia Encarnación. The opening will take place on March 19, 2026, at 20 Cooper Square in the first-floor gallery.
About the Exhibition
Featuring works by Abigail Lucien, Brenda Barrios, Coco Fusco, Emmanuel Massillon, Hazel Batrezchavez, Jeffrey Meris, Karlo Ibarra, Lizania Cruz, Sergio Forero, Vincent Valdez, and Yvette Mayorga, the exhibition foregrounds practices that confront imposed identities by metaphorically “burning” the mask: acts rooted in ancestral memory, embodied authenticity, and radical love.
Thursday, 19, 18.00 -
Thursday, 19, 20.00
New York,
NY
_$25
Join us in person for the 8th Annual CODALA Fundraising BBQ & Ceremony—good food, great cause!
Join Us for the 8th Annual CODALA Fundraising BBQ & Ceremony!
Get ready for a fantastic day filled with great food, awesome company, and a meaningful cause. This in-person event brings together friends and supporters for a fun BBQ and a heartfelt ceremony. Don't miss out on the chance to enjoy delicious bites and celebrate community spirit with us!
Thursday, 19, 18.00 - Thursday, 19, 20.00
Central Islip, NY
28.46
Spanish + Art = Summer fun! A bilingual camp where kids explore language, creativity, and culture through hands-on activities.
The Little Bilingual Artists is a community-based program for children ages 4–9 that fosters early Spanish language learning through visual arts, music, movement, culinary arts, and storytelling. By combining bilingual education and the arts, the program encourages creativity, cultural awareness, and confidence from an early age.
Our three weeks program is focused on awakening their interest in the language, helping them become familiar with the sounds of Spanish, and giving them a cultural and linguistic foundation that will motivate them to continue learning. It is an opportunity for children to explore the language in a fun and meaningful way, developing a positive connection to Spanish that can be the beginning of deeper learning in the future.
All of our teachers are native Spanish speakers, from Argentina, Peru, Mexico, Puerto Rico, and Spain.
Thursday, 19, 18.00 - Thursday, 19, 20.00
Rochester, NY
318.09
Hosted in collaboration with Carnegie Hall Citywide Concert Series, Join us as we turn the Museum Mile into a Puerto Rican block party!
El Museo del Barrio is proud to host the 48th Annual Museum Mile Festival, New York City’s largest block party, transforming Museum Mile into a vibrant Puerto Rican block party inspired by our current exhibitions, Jangueando: Recent Acquisitions, 2021–2025 and Sophie Rivera: Double Exposures. Rooted in art, dance, and Nuyorican life, this outdoor celebration invites everyone to move, create, and janguear. Enjoy live music of Lulada Club, NYC’s All Women Salsa Orchestra in collaboration with the Carnegie Hall Citywide Concert Series, DJs, dance activations, free guided tours, and hands-on art-making for all ages as we bring the rhythm of el barrio to Fifth Avenue.
Thursday, 19, 18.00 - Thursday, 19, 20.00
New York, NY
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Experiencing a New York City car accident can be an incredibly distressing event, with the potential to disrupt your life significantly. The aftermath often includes substantial injuries and property damage, all stemming from the negligence of a reckless driver. This sudden twist of fate can leave you feeling overwhelmed as you strive to take all the necessary steps to address the situation promptly. Unfortunately, finding peace of mind can be daunting, especially when navigating the intricacies of personal injury liability laws in Queens.
At Carrion Accident & Injury Attorneys, we understand the challenges you face during this difficult time. Our Queens car accident lawyers are committed to advocating for your rights and pursuing the financial compensation you rightfully deserve. We will work tirelessly to hold those responsible accountable for their actions and seek justice on your behalf. By entrusting your case to us, you can focus on your recovery. At the same time, we navigate the complexities of the legal system, aiming to ease your burdens and secure a favorable outcome.
Unfortunately, accidents occur frequently throughout New York. You may find yourself as a victim of a personal injury accident. After seeking medical assistance, you should seek out an experienced personal injury lawyer who is looking out for your best interests. You must follow many different procedural and evidentiary rules to have a successful personal injury claim, so going at this by yourself is not the wisest route. Fortunately, our Queens personal injury lawyers from The Carrion Accident & Injury Attorneys can assist you. Let us help you get the best compensation to cover your losses.
At New York Law School in New York, NY, the Latin American Law Students Association represents the school's commitment to fostering a diverse, inclusive, and vibrant student community. This student organization welcomes individuals from different backgrounds and experiences who are dedicated to understanding and advancing Latin American legal issues. The association embodies NYLS's core values of embracing diverse perspectives and preparing students to become leaders and changemakers in their chosen fields.
Since its establishment within New York Law School's inclusive community, the Latin American Law Students Association has provided a supportive space where students can explore their shared interests, build lasting friendships, and develop professional networks. The organization recognizes that NYLS students are known throughout the legal community for their drive, passion, and commitment to social impact. Members of the association are encouraged to leverage their unique experiences and perspectives to contribute meaningfully to conversations about Latin American law and policy.
The association is rooted in NYLS's 130+ year history of shaping legal education and producing graduates who become builders, visionaries, and advocates for change. Located in Tribeca, the organization benefits from the school's modern facilities and position within New York City's thriving legal ecosystem. Whether through mentorship, collaborative learning, or community engagement, the Latin American Law Students Association supports its members in achieving their professional aspirations while maintaining strong connections to their cultural heritage and commitment to service. The organization exemplifies how student groups at NYLS strengthen the institution's mission to prepare thoughtful, responsible lawyers for tomorrow's legal landscape.
The Latino/a American Law Students Association represents a cornerstone of student life at the Maurice A. Deane School of Law in Hempstead, New York. As a dedicated student organization, it embodies Hofstra Law's foundational mission to prepare, challenge, and inspire students to make a difference in the world while advancing important ideas through the legal profession and society.
Located on Hofstra University's expansive 244-acre campus in Hempstead, NY, this organization provides Latino/a law students with essential community, mentorship, and professional support throughout their legal education. The association recognizes that diverse perspectives and backgrounds—including ethnic, geographic, and socioeconomic diversity—enhance the intellectual and social fabric of the law school community. By bringing together students who share cultural heritage and professional aspirations, the organization creates a supportive environment where members can thrive academically and personally.
Hofstra Law has developed unique programming to support its diversity efforts and student organizations like the Latino/a American Law Students Association. The law school's commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion extends beyond classroom instruction to encompass comprehensive student life experiences. Members of the association gain access to the full resources of both the law school and the broader Hofstra University community, including career services, wellness programs, and specialized clinics.
Since 1970, Hofstra Law has produced outstanding lawyers, business executives, and community leaders who have made meaningful contributions to society. The Latino/a American Law Students Association continues this legacy by nurturing the next generation of legal professionals from Latino/a backgrounds. Through collaborative programming, cultural celebration, and peer support, the organization strengthens the bonds among students while preparing them to become leaders in their communities and the legal profession.
Hempstead,
NY
The Genesee River gorge in western New York - the sheer shale cliffs of Letchworth State Park, known as the Grand Canyon of the East, cut through wooded countryside between the Finger Lakes and Lake Erie.
