Participate in Latino Cultural Celebrations in Bay Shore, NY supporting important causes and bringing your community together. These events celebrate cultural heritage while raising awareness and funds for organizations serving the Latino community.
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
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
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, 28, 15.00 - Tuesday, 28, 17.00
New York, NY
0.00
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
24.36