Breaking Barriers: axes, herbs and satchels Brings Suppressed Black Midwives History to the Bronx Stage

Axes, Herbs and Satchels celebrates the legacy of Black midwives and doulas, bringing suppressed histories to life on stage in The Bronx with The Anthropologists.

¡Te Amo Porque S.O.S. Pueblo! Opens in BronxArtSpace Hunts Point

¡Te Amo Porque S.O.S. Pueblo! exhibit opens at BronxArtSpace Hunts Point featuring work from undocumented and immigrant artists exploring love, and community.

Tika Sumpter Joins Bronx Students for Storyland Book Event

Tika Sumpter visits Storyland: The Bronx Book Haven to share her debut children’s book with local students in a literacy-driven event focused on family and growth.

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FDNY says parked car in front of hydrant slowed response to massive fire at Bronx small businesses

Several small businesses were destroyed in a devastating fire on Thursday morning -- and firefighters say their efforts were hindered by a car parked in front of a hydrant.

Charles Turner Reads Voices From The Bronx Slave Market

This March, Charles Turner will perform a dramatic reading of the struggles faced by Black women domestic workers in The Bronx. Learn more about this event.