Poetry + Sip: Latin American Heritage Month Join us in person to celebrate Latin American Heritage Month! You can select your favorite poem(s) from a beloved poet to read aloud, and/or read your own material. There will be a self-serve station for hot beverages.
Word Up Community Bookshop: Book Talk "SOUP THROWERS AND SUPER GLUERS- Inside Europe's Climate Uprising". Four Voices. One Conversation. Join four European climate activists from the A22 Network for an in-person conversation about direct action, civil resistance, and the future of the climate movement, followed by a workshop. This event is in partnership with the Center for Nonviolent Conflict Research and Sunrise NYC. The featured book will be available for purchase and signing.
We are winding down Summer Scaries in September with a screening of Universal Pictures' Spanish-language production of Drácula starring Carlos Villarías and Lupita Tovar! This film will be in Spanish with English subtitles.
Join the Hispanic Society for a conversation with NoMAA Exec Director, Niria Leyva-Gutiérrez and artistTom Sanford about Uptown Visions, the 2026 selection for Art on Audubon Terrace presented by the Hispanic Society and Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance (NoMAA). In Uptown Visions, Tom Sanford draws on his experience as a longtime Upper Manhattan resident to offer a vibrant expression of the joy, rhythm, and layered experience of Uptown summer life. The work also pays tribute to Joaquín Sorolla’s monumental mural series.
Word Up Community Bookshop: Jacqueline Jimenez Polanco's SAPPHO EN SANTO DOMINGO. Word Up welcomes Jacqueline Jimenez Polanco to read and discuss Sappho en Santo Domingo: Un poemario lésbico.
Join the Reverend Dr. Ayla Lepine, the Reverend Meredith Ward, and London’s St. James’s Singers for a contemplative pilgrimage through The Met Cloisters, accompanied by choral music inspired by Hildegard of Bingen and other women composers from across the centuries. Through music, reflection, and movement, this unique experience explores themes of Heaven and Earth, faith, nature, and creation, connecting Hildegard’s extraordinary vision with the voices of women composers from throughout history.
