The Bronx's renowned cuisine and culture festival is returning for its 6th season, showcasing an array of flavors and cultural experiences that reflect the city's diverse heritage. A beloved event for food enthusiasts, it's a must-attend festival in the Bronx. Bronx Arts Ensemble's Teaching Artist, Christina "CC" Cruz, along with Nation, will lead a Hip-Hop dance workshop.
Bronx-native electronic artist Adrian Martinez will join forces with the NYC-based electroacoustic duo Vessels to Motherland to present a 1-hour sound journey celebrating the mind, body, heart and spirit of The Bronx.
The Bronx Arts Ensemble’s 51st season, A Focus on the Human Condition, examines all the rituals and experiences that make us human Tik Tok and other social media platforms have given the everyday person the opportunity to “romanticize” their life by making a quick video and adding music– and curiously, a lot of classical music has made the cut. The BAE string quartet will perform various “Tik Tok” popular songs, works that were promoted by the composer on social media, and unjustly forgotten works that have found their way back into the canon through social media.
Works by Max Richter, Nia Imani Franklin, Ariana Grande, Joe Hisaishi, Angélica Negrón, and William Grant Still.
The Bronx Arts Ensemble’s 51st season, A Focus on the Human Condition, examines all the rituals and experiences that make us human. Musique de fête is an exploration of the “less refined” aspects of merrymaking, and includes works that evoke folk themes, lazy summer days, and a night of overindulgence. Includes works by William Grant Still, Arturo Marquez, Adriana Verdie, Ana Sokolovic, Samuel Barber, and Lalo Schifrin.
Join us for an evening of joyous music and reflection.The festival features the Fordham University Choir and Liturgical Choir, directed by Robert A. Minotti; the Fordham University Women’s Choir, directed by Stephen Fox; and the Bronx Arts Ensemble.
Join us for an evening of joyous music and reflection. The festival features the Fordham University Choir and Liturgical Choir, directed by Robert A. Minotti; the Fordham University Women’s Choir, directed by Stephen Fox; and the Bronx Arts Ensemble.
With Wave Hill’s majestic Armor Hall space as the setting, be guided through a combined musical and meditative experience in celebration of winter transcendence. Join Bronx Arts Ensemble along with Artemis Audio & Ayurveda for a unique performance with a variety of healing instruments and sounds. Wind up your transcendent evening with a tranquil stroll through the winter gardens as you depart, guided by the fading sunset and the twinkling lights along the distant banks of the Hudson River.
Bronx Arts Ensemble presents sopranist, author, cook, and composer Jay St. Flono for an evening of unique expression.
Bronx Arts Ensemble presents sopranist, author, cook, and composer Jay St. Flono for an afternoon of unique expression.
Bronx Arts Ensemble and New York Philharmonic collaborate to present a concert of works celebrating women composers, featuring Bronx Arts Ensemble and New York Philharmonic musicians.
Works include Starburst by Jessie Montgomery and a commission by Jessica Meyer.
Spring collaboration between Bronx Arts Ensemble Orchestra and the Fordham University Choirs.
The Bronx Arts Ensemble String Quartet and University of Mount Saint Vincent student artists will collaborate to create a unique musical and artistic experience in the Cahill Theater.
Samba with Bronx Arts Ensemble teaching artist Estelle Rivera
Join us for an exciting afternoon at BAM! Enjoy music, opera, and art featuring "Creatures of Myth," a salsa reimagining of Orpheus starring Anthony Roth Costanzo. Artwork Colby students from Roslyn Yalow and digital music from students at Highbridge Green Middle School, courtesy of Bronx Arts Ensemble.
Congolese drumming and dance with Bronx Arts Ensemble teaching artist Andoche Jean Loubaki and Mfouambila Kongo Dance Company.
Join us for a colorful evening of global grooves & international flava! Bronx Arts Ensemble is proud to present Jenn Jade 5!as part of the 2024 Summer Music Series.
Goussy Célestin's Ayiti Brass is a music ensemble that incorporates sound and movement, inspired by New Orleans’ second-line and Haiti’s Rara and African-American Jazz traditions.
Enjoy an evening of salsa performed bySteven Oquendo’s Ocho Con Afinque.
Join Bronx Arts Ensemble and Composer Now for a collaborative concert in the 'Dialogues' series.
Interaction between nature and humans, meditations on animals and the environment, these themes have long been subjects of profound reflection and artistic expression.
