Hop on the
trolley and enjoy attractions at some of the hottest cultural
spots along the lower Grand Concourse |
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Catch
the trolley on
the first Wednesday evening of each month
(except January & September) at Longwood Art
Gallery @ Hostos, on the campus of Hostos Community College at
450 Grand Concourse. The
trolley departs at 5:30, 6:30, and 7:30pm for other venues in
the South Bronx Cultural Corridor. The
trolley ride and admission to participating venues along its route
are free. The Bronx Culture Trolley vehicle is wheelchair
accessible. |
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Directions:
Hostos Community College is
located at 450 Grand Concourse near 149th Street in the Bronx.
Take the 2, 4 & 5 trains or Bx1, Bx19 buses to Grand Concourse
and 149 Street. More detailed directions.
Group
Reservations: Call 718-931-9500 x33 or e-mail
trolley@bronxarts.org
Flyer
Press Release |
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*note: programming and venue information subject to change
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Longwood Art Gallery @ Hostos
bronxArtworks
Artisans Collective
Bronx
Museum of the Arts
Pregones Theater
BronxArtSpace
Clock Cafe and Martini Bar
Bruckner Gallery at the Bruckner Bar & Grill
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| Preceding the Bronx Culture Trolley |
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| 5:00-
9:00pm |
Longwood
Art Gallery @ Hostos
450 Grand Concourse
at 149th Street
Bronx NY 10451
718-518-6728 |
OUR CURRENT EXHIBITION |
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Home Is Where the Bronx Is presents recent work by 2010 and 2011 BRIO (Bronx Recognizes Its Own) Awards in visual arts and media.
Featured Artists: Justin Allen, Benton Bainbridge, Gerardo Ciprian, Vidal Centeno, Michael Cuomo, Donna Diamond, Darnell Edwards, Nicolas Dumit Estevez, Michael Ferris, Jr., Xavier Figueroa, Nadia Hallgren, Skowmon Hastanan, Lisa Lebofsky, Ebony Lewis, Ira Merritt, Josh Millis, Rony Quevedo, Diana Rivera, Hrjove Slovenc, Christy Speakman, and Pam Sporn.
This exhibition co-curated by Juanita Lanzo, Edwin Ramoran and Kimberly Rose, is the third Bronx artists' biennial and focuses on the notion of home, cultural and political assimilation, personal narratives and histories, the construction of identity, the environment, the natural and urban landscape, and intimate spaces.
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Outside the Gallery |
5:00-
8:30pm |
bronxArtworks
Artisans Collective
Imaginative
bronxArtworks creations in all price ranges are available for
browsing and buying. BCA’s
bronxArtworks Artisans display and sell their imaginative creations
in all price ranges. A variety of items are available
for browsing and for the buying.
- Illustrations,
cards, and scarfs
- Knit artwear
- Drawings, pins,
and crafts
- Metal works
- Handmade silver
jewelry
- Ethnic jewelry
and crafts
- Handmade jewelry
and crafts
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The
trolley bell rings at 5:30, 6:30, and 7:30pm,
just
before the Bronx Culture Trolley departs for other destinations.
View First
Wednesdays Bronx Culture Trolley in a larger map |
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along
the trolley route |
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5:45 -
7:45pm |
Bronx
Museum of the Arts 1040
Grand Concourse at 165th Street
Bronx, NY 10456
718-681-6000
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5:15-
7:30pm |
Book Signing
Homenaje a las guerreras/Homage To The Warrior Women
Homenaje a las guerreras/Homage To The Warrior Women by Peggy Robles-Alvarado is a collection of poetry and prose dedicated to the inherited strength of women as expressed in their labor, love, sensuality, spirituality and movement. This book honors the vitality, power and prowess of everyday women and how their rituals, wit, and perceived imperfections can create an evocative legacy. Through English, Spanish and Spanglish, readers are introduced to domestic divas, healers, dancers and spiritualists that have strengthened the author’s spirit and taught her to embrace their legacy of love and struggle.
There will be a special opening meditation dedicated to our ancestral women led by Iya Jacqueline Odusinya Martin, reading by Christina Marie Tapia-Echevarria, handmade gifts created by Red Sirens for the first 25 women, food catered by Flora La Poeta Montes, and a performance by The Legacy Women: All Women's Afro Caribbean Drum Troupe. |
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5:45-
7:45pm |
Guided Tour of Juan Downey: The Invisible Architect
Organized in collaboration with the MIT List Visual Arts Center, Juan Downey: The Invisible Architect is the first U.S. survey of this pioneering video artist that brings together more than one hundred works, including drawings, artist's notebooks, paintings, video and photographic installations spanning from early experimental work with art and technology to the groundbreaking video installations from the 1970s through the 1990s. On view thru May 20.
Urban Archives:
Our Town Pictures of the Bronx by Emilio Sanchez
This exhibition presents a group of fourteen paintings and twelve works on paper by Cuban-born artists Emilio Sanchez recently donated to the Bronx Museum Permanent Collection. Sanchez's works depict commercial buildings in the Hunts Point area of the South Bronx. With their colorful palette and rigorous architectural design, these works depict the bodegas and auto shops of the Bronx in an almost idyllic style that make a stark contrast with preconceived views of the borough. This exhibition is accompanied by a display of related archival material and a resource guide for educators. On view thru June 17.
Lobby-For-The-Time-Being
A project by Acconci Studio (ongoing exhibition). Artists: Vito Acconci, Adam Jakubowski, Taylor Levy, William Mowat, Brad Rosenberg, Che-Wei Wang, and Marina Zurkow. |
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Pregones Theater
571-575 Walton Avenue off 149th Street
Bronx, NY 10451
718-585-1202 |
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5:30-
7:30pm |
TRANSICIONES
An exhibition of photographs from Colombia and the US by Tony Rocco. delving into the transitions of place, subject matter, and technique during Mr. Rocco's 20-year photographic career. Learn more about Tony Rocco at www.tonyroccophoto.com.
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Ayer y Hoy/Then and Now
Inspired by the wonderful experiences of seniors from Casa Boricua Senior Center, "Ayer y Hoy" recounts memories of the Puerto Rican Migration during the late 1940s through the late 50s, incorporating the touch and flare of Afro-Puerto Rican Bomba. Choreography & direction by Milteri Tucker, featuring Casa Boricua Seniors and BOMBAZO Dance Company members: Jillianna Rickcrick, FAFA, Nicole Bryant, Fabian Zarta, Charles Otero, with live Bomba percussion by William Tucker.
Milteri Tucker is a Puerto Rican native company member of Danza Fiesta. She has performed in the Macy’s Day Parade, Puerto Rican Day Parade, SummerStage Central Park and South Street Seaport's summer festival, as well as many performance venues throughout NYC. She has taught salsa at STEPS on BROADWAY, contemporary jazz at Flamenco Latino and at several dance studios in NYC and Puerto Rico. Learn more about Milteri at www.milteritucker.com.
This presentation is a project of SPARC (Seniors Partnering with Artists Citywide). Admission is free; suggested donation: $20.00. Please arrive early, as seats are first-come, first-served. |
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5:30 -
8:30pm |
BronxArtSpace
305 East 140th Street
Bronx NY
10454
718-401-8144
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Synthetic Zero Multi-Disciplinary Event
Synthetic Zero Multi-Disciplinary Event featuring performances, experimental film and video, visual art, readings, and music. .
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The Clock Café & Martini Bar
112 Lincoln Avenue (off Bruckner Blvd.)
Bronx, NY 10454
718-684-2338 |
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Recent Work by Ezra Cohen
View the exhibition then enjoy the Clock’s full menu and signature drinks. |
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Bruckner Gallery at the Bruckner Bar & Grill
1 Bruckner Blvd
Bronx, NY 10454
718-665-2001 |
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Art Exhibition TBA
View the exhibition then enjoy the Bruckner’s drink specials and full menu. |
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The
Bronx Council on the Arts thanks Capital One Bank,
Crown Trophy of the Bronx, Fox
Networks, Montefiore Medical Center, and
The Throgg's
Neck Merchants Association for supplying
the give-aways we used this past trolley year for our
Bronx Culture Trolley Bronx Trivia Contest |
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A
Special Thanks to our
Funders and Supporters |
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The
Bronx Culture Trolley is a program of:
- The Bronx Council
on the Arts’ South Bronx Cultural Corridor,
- The Bronx Cultural
Card, and
- The Bronx Tourism
Council.
It
is made possible with funding from:
- Bloomberg Philanthropies
- Lambent Foundation
- The Scherman Foundation,
- The New York City
Department of Small Business Services,
- The Bronx Empowerment
Zone,
- The New York City
Department of Cultural Affairs,
- The New York State
Council on the Arts, and
- Council Member
Maria del Carmen Arroyo.
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FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION about the Bronx Culture Trolley, email trolley@bronxarts.org or call
718-931-9500 x33
Visit the South Bronx
Cultural Corridor
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The Bronx Culture Trolley runs on First Wednesdays, but these venues have a lot to offer between trolley nights. Call or check web sites for more information.
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BronxArtSpace
305 East 140th Street
Bronx NY 10454
718-401-8144 |
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Bronx Academy of
Arts & Dance
842 Barretto Street (between Garrison & Lafayette Avenues)
Bronx, NY 10474
718-842-5223 |
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Bronx Museum of the Arts
1040 Grand Concourse
(at 165 Street)
Bronx, NY 10456
718-681-6000 |
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| Bruckner Gallery Bruckner Bar & Grill
1 Bruckner Blvd, Bronx, NY 10454
718-665-2001 |
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Gordon Parks Gallery
The College of New Rochelle School of New Resources
(John Cardinal O’Connor Campus)
332 East 149th Street
718-665-1310
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| Hostos Center for
the
Arts & Culture
Hostos Community College
450 Grand Concourse
at 149 Street Bronx, NY 10451
718-518-4455 |
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LDR Studio Gallery
137 Alexander Avenue, Suite 10 (4th floor), Bronx, NY 10454
917-558-2389 |
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| Longwood Art Gallery @ Hostos
Hostos Community College
450 Grand Concourse (near 149th Street) Bronx, NY 10451
718-518-6728 |
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| The POINT
940 Garrison Avenue (at Manida Avenue) Bronx, NY 10474
718-542-4139 |
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Pregones Theater
571 Walton Avenue
(btwn 149th & 150th Sts)
Bronx, NY 10451
718-585-1202 |
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