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BRAC's Friday evening art workshops for Winter 2024, running from January 10th to March 21st.

Our annual celebration of all things orchid carries you to the vibrant setting of Mexico City for The Orchid Show: Mexican Modernism.

Adapted by Amy Frey from the novel by Jane Austen In Austen’s classic novel, Emma Woodhouse is talented, precocious, and loved by all who meet her. But Emma is in over her head when it comes to her matchmaking abilities, where she puts multiple hearts on the line-including her own. Step into Austen’s world of wit and love gone awry at the beautiful Bartow-Pell Mansion. Cost: Adults $40; Students, Seniors, Bartow-Pell Members: $30 Performances: Saturday March 1, 5pm and 8pm Sunday March 2, 2pm and 5 pm Thursday March 6, 7pm Friday March 7, 7pm Saturday March 8, 5pm and 8 pm Sunday March 9, 2pm

Looking to soak in authentic Irish culture without hopping on a plane to the Emerald Isle itself? It's time to uncover New York's Irish enclave through its historic Irish pubs!

This high energy performance will feature the late cumbia legend's most memorable hit songs; Como la Flor, Bidi Bidi Bom Bom, Amor Prohibido, and more! Audiences young and old can experience the joy of dancing to Selena and and belting-out their favorites. Tickets: $46-$70

The PPNA is hosting very important guests for our  Tuesday March11 Community Meeting at Bronx House located at 990 Pelham Parkway South,Bx NY 10461. Bally's executives is will be there to inform the community of their proposed Casino in the Bronx. Please show up for this extremely important information gathering event and Ask Questions!

Film screening and music in honor of Arsenio Rodriguez

The 40th Anniversary Of Freestyle!!

This is the first Peña of 2025, a gathering full of music, culture, community, and entrepreneurship.

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Discover the intriguing narrative about one of the most innovative and beloved entertainment venues in the country through a talk and presentation by author and Freedomland expert, Mike Virgintino. Through his book, Freedomland U.S.A.: More Definitive History, published by Theme Park Press, Virgintino will discuss a trove of recently found documents and other resources along with remembrances shared by more than one hundred employees and park guests.

Bartow-Pell Museum Educator Robin Vernuccio will help us create amazing changing color patterns through the use of kaleidoscopes; a 19th-century invention that enabled optical tricks when turned by the viewer. Workshop participants will make their own kaleidoscope to take home.