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Hispanic Society – Victoria Requiem: Candlelight Concert

Victoria Requiem: Candlelight Concert

Sunday, June 29th, 2025 | 4 to 6pm

Experience the transcendent beauty of Tomás Luis de Victoria’s Requiem performed by the GRAMMY-nominated Skylark Vocal Ensemble in the Hispanic Society’s historic Spanish Renaissance-inspired indoor patio. As flickering candles illuminate the space, immerse yourself in the luminous splendor of this 17th-century masterpiece, allowing its intricate harmonies and meditative qualities to create a moment of profound connection with Spain’s musical heritage.

Purchase a ticket here or join the waitlist for free tickets here.

About Skylark:

Skylark, one of the world’s leading vocal ensembles, blends some of America’s most virtuosic voices into an emotionally impactful and cohesive whole. Through innovative, imaginative, and interdisciplinary programming, Skylark aims to redefine the choral experience for artists and audiences alike. From its “homebase” in Eastern Massachusetts to premiere venues like the Met Cloisters, Spivey Hall, and the Morgan Library, Skylark is setting a global standard in the choral arts.

Artistic Director Matthew Guard’s well-researched and creative programs have been described as “engrossing” (WQXR New York) and “original, stimulating, and beautiful” (BBC Radio 3). Skylark’s performances have been called “gripping” by The Times of London and “thrilling” by Gramophone Magazine. With “some of Boston’s best singers” (Boston Globe), the ensemble creates a sound that “can sway you softly into calm and then all but throw you across the room with sheer harmonic force” (Thought Catalog).

Learn more about Skylark Vocal Ensemble

Hispanic Society Museum & Library and Arts & Letters: La Vecindad

Join the Hispanic Society Museum & Library and Arts and Letters on June 21st for La Vecindad, a day with our neighbors on Audubon Terrace. We will have live music, gallery tours, children’s art activities, a book launch, and a DJ, all free and open to the public. This is the last chance to see Adriana Varejão’s exhibition at HSM&L and one of the final weekends of our exhibitions with Teresa Baker, Raven Chacon, Elle Pérez, and Wadada Leo Smith. No reservations are required.

Schedule of Events:
2-3pm Tour of exhibitions on view at the Hispanic Society
3–6pm Art workshop and face painting with Ysabel Abreu at the Hispanic Society
3–5pm Kids Collage and Yarn Activities at Arts and Letters
3–5pm Live Music at the Hispanic Society
4–4:30pm Tour of Teresa Baker and Elle Pérez exhibitions at Arts and Letters
5–6pm Talk with David Felson about his new book New York City Monuments of Black Americans, which includes a nearby sculpture of Arts and Letters member Ralph Ellison by Elizabeth Catlett
6–7pm DJ BODEGAPARTY at Arts and Letters

Hispanic Society: Spring Tardeada

Outdoor Program
Spring Tardeada
Saturday May 10th, 2025 | 2 – 6pm | Audubon TerraceHelp us welcome the spring season at the Hispanic Society Museum & Library! Throughout the afternoon you can visit the galleries to see our current exhibitions and enjoy live music and art-making workshops artists on the terrace.

From 2-6pm, all exhibitions will be on view, including Out of the Closets! Into the Streets!: New York City’s Pride March 1975-1976Adriana Varejão: Don’t Forget, We Come From the Tropic; Gregorio Luperon High School Student Exhibition: L@s Mezclad@s at the Hispanic Society.

At 2pm, 2023 NYSCA Artist Fellows Maria Luisa Portuondo Vila and Aurora De Armendi Sobrino will lead an art-making workshop in which participants will have the opportunity to create clay sculptures inspired by their most significant memories of trees.

At 4pm, Ysabel Abreu will lead a ceramics workshop while Annette A. Aguilar & Stringbeans Quartet performs Brazilian & Latin Jazz with a special guest appearance by Bean Bloco and members of Harlem Samba

Learn more and RSVP here

Hispanic Society: Spring Tardeada

Join us in celebrating Spring at the Hispanic Society Museum & Library! Visit the galleries to see our current exhibitions and participate in art-making workshops led by various teaching artists on the terrace.
2-6pm: All Exhibitions on View
  • Out of the Closets! Into the Streets!: New York City’s Pride March 1975-1976
  • Adriana Varejão: Don’t Forget, We Come From the Tropics
  • Gregorio Luperon High School Student Exhibition: L@s Mezclad@s at the Hispanic Society
2-4pm: Art-Making Workshops (Part 1)
  • Verde y Carmelita: Clay Workshop with María Luisa Portuondo Vila and Aurora De Armendi (Pre-registration Required)
4pm: Art-Making Workshops (Part 2) + Music Performance
  • Ceramics Workshop with Ysabel Abreu
  • Annette A. Aguilar & Stringbeans Quartet: Brazilian & Latin Jazz Performance w/ Special Guest Appearance by Bean Bloco and Members of Harlem Samba