Join us for an afternoon of salsa dancing on Audubon Terrace! Spend your Saturday afternoon salsa dancing at the Hispanic Society. Whether you’re a first-time dancer or experienced salsero, all levels are welcome.
Join the Hispanic Society for an outdoor screening of La Grande (Dominican Republic, 2025). Directed by Tito Rodriguez, La Grande tells the story of Dominican Merengue Típico singer Fefita La Grande. The program begins at 6pm with a special pre-show live performance of Dominican music followed by the film at 7pm.
Join us for an intimate conversation with Dr. Noemí Espinosa, Associate Curator at the Hispanic Society Museum & Library, about the regional costumes featured in Joaquín Sorolla’s mural series Vision of Spain.
Join the Hispanic Society for an outdoor screening of Blancanieves (Spain, 2012). Winner of 10 Goya Awards, including Best Film, Blancanieves is a contemporary silent film retelling the story of Snow White set in 1920s Andalusia. The program begins at 6pm with a special pre-show live performance of THREAD by Kinesis Project dance theatre, followed by the film at 7pm.
Join the Hispanic Society for "The Man Who Painted Spain", a conversation with Daniel Davies Llewellyn about his film detailing Joaquín Sorolla’s journey across the Iberian Peninsula as he painted Vision of Spain.In this special program celebrating the centennial of Vision of Spain, Daniel Davies Llewellyn transports us to Spain, tracing Joaquin Sorolla’s footsteps as he travels across the country capturing Spain’s diverse traditions and customs.
Hispanic Society: Hispanic Heritage Month Reception. Join us for a special evening honoring the work of Tom Sanford, whose project Uptown Visions is the 2026 selection for Art on Audubon Terrace presented in collaboration with Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance, and Esperanza Cortés, whose exhibition Embroidered Allegories forms the 2026 edition of Arte en el Alto Manhattan. Refreshments and light bites will be provided
