Culture Lime Presents Resonance
SUNDAY RESET- A SOUND EXPERIENCE Step into an afternoon designed to help you slow down, reset, and reconnect with yourself and the energy around you. A guided sound journey led by Iyanga Intelez. Designed to quiet the noise and bring you back to center.
Resonance is a collective experience where each person is given the space to heal in their own way while we grow and shift together. In this immersive, soul nourishing experience, sound becomes the medicine, moving through your body, restoring balance, easing stress, and gently guiding you back to yourself.
Join us and give yourself the space to reset, reconnect, and be held in community.
Doors open at 1:30pm. Session begins at 2:00pm
Join us in person for the 3rd Annual Latinx Women Panel celebrating stories, voices, and power in film, media & lit! By Latino Film Market
An inspiring conversation spotlighting Latinx women making waves in film, media, and literature. Network, learn, and celebrate the voices shaping the industry. Don’t miss this empowering event filled with stories, insights, and meaningful connections!
As part of our fundraising efforts to support the programming and year-round events of Latino Film Market Inc., we will have vendors on site offering items for sale. A suggested $10 donation with your ticket will include one empanada. Additional food and beverages—including fried foods, water, and wine—will also be available for purchase.
“Dance Yrself Clean” The fourth year in a row – another year, another reading across literary genres and named after an LCD Soundsystem song. Come hear five exciting new voices work out their ideas and find an audience among friends. Featuring:
India Marin Stachyra (she/her) is an interdisciplinary theatre artist and arts administrator.
Josephine Sloyan is a writer living in New York. Her stories have appeared in the Penn Review, Identity Theory, and elsewhere. She is a graduate of the Hunter College MFA program.
Naomi Washer is a writer and psychoanalyst in formation in New York City. Her most recent book is Marginalia: an autobiography (Autofocus Books, 2025).
Memphis Washington is a Harlem-raised bookseller, facilitator, and writer based in Uptown NYC. Memphis has facilitated diverse programs and workshops for youth and adults,
Ran Schulte (he/him) is a graduate of Macaulay @ CUNY Hunter College. His poetry and fiction have appeared in The North, Oyez Review 51, Blood Orange, JAKE, and elsewhere
Market for Gaza presents a celebration of the Lunar New Year with local vendors and artists selling jewellery, artworks, crafts, baked goods, olive oil, and more to raise funds for families in Gaza. There will be an intention setting for the new year activity, along with tattoo artists @scaitattoos and @2.libras.
At 3pm, Asians 4 Palestine NYC will present a teach-in.
100% of proceeds going to verified initiatives and families
