Events

Explore El Museo's first online exhibition, Popular Painters & Other Visionaries with the museum's Chief Curator, Rodrigo Moura, and Chief Curator of the Museu de Arte de São Paulo Assis Chateaubriand (MASP), Tomás Toledo!

Inspired by El Museo’s new online exhibition Popular Painters and Other Visionaries, join Cumbe Dance's Danielle Lima for a Samba Dance workshop!

 Join La Trienal curators in discussion with Xime Izquierdo Ugaz about their online photographic archive Se Que Fue Así Porque Estuve Allí, honoring the stories and voices of the artist’s chosen queer family. 

El Museo is excited to bring Coquí Club, our bilingual program for our tiniest visitors, into your casita. Be sure to bring your Coqui crowns and get ready to have fun!

In collaboration with our friends at the Center for African and Diaspora Dance, join us for a workshop with dance artist, educator and arts administrator Sita Frederick and esteemed visual artist Manny Vega!

Ponte Ready presents Minerva Arias, founder of Roots Healing! Join us for an hour-long yoga class aligning the physical form through the sounds of music, creative vinyasa and breath awareness.

El Museo is excited to bring Coquí Club, our bilingual program for our tiniest visitors, into your casita. Be sure to bring your Coqui crowns and get ready to have fun!

Jueves Social is back with Totín Agosto Arará y la Liga Rumbera!.

Get Counted with El Museo and the Friends of the Art Park Alliance! In collaboration with Councilmember Diana Ayala. Join us for a live performance and dance workshop by BombaYo. Sign up for the Census and receive a cash gift card (limited supply)!

In celebration of the opening of Taller Boricua: A Political Print Shop in New York, El Museo presents a panel discussion exploring the role of women artists in the early years of the Taller Boricua and the Nuyorican vanguard arts movement, as well as the workshop’s legacy and influence on later generations of artists. Moderated by […]

 Join La Trienal curators in discussion with artist, Melinda Barnadas of Collective Magpie about their online survey, Who Designs Your Race?, which takes on the context of the census and other race-related survey practices.