Celebrate Hispanic Cultural Heritage
In the United States, Hispanic Heritage Month (September 15 to October 15) celebrates the histories, culturesΒ and contributions of Hispanic Americans whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean and Central and South America.Β Each year during Hispanic Heritage Month, the Hispanic Society presents an exciting slate of programming to honor the cultural legacies of Hispanic communities here in the United States and across the world. From film screenings and concerts to our much-loved Day of the Dead celebrations, there is something for everyone.
Click the links below or visit our Events Calendar to explore our full schedule of programs and to RSVP.
Hispanic Heritage Month Events
Cine al Fresco: La Grande (Dominican Republic, 2025)
“Living Vision: The Sorolla Gallery at 100” Curator Talk Series: Session 2
Cine al Fresco: Blancanieves (Spain, 2012)
“The Man Who Painted Spain”: Screening and Filmmaker Q&A
Hispanic Heritage Month Reception
Cine al Fresco: Rudo y Cursi (Mexico, 2008)
Artist Talk with Tom Sanford
Cine al Fresco: Sangre y Arena (USA, 1941)
Art and Atrocity in Goya’s Prints: Annual Symposium of the Goya Research Center
Harlem Chamber Players Presents: Hispanic Heritage Month at the Hispanic Society
Feria de Libros with Word Up Community Bookshop
Celebrating Caribbean Histories
An Evening Celebrating Alejandra Pizarnik
Artist Talk with Esperanza CortΓ©s
Day of the Dead Celebration with Mano a Mano
Book Presentation with Jonathan Goldman
Live Reading of “Antichrist and the Hermit”
Skylark Vocal Ensemble Presents: Victoriaβs Requiem
