BxFW: September 2026
September 2, 2026, ONLINE – BRONX FILM WEDNESDAYS – Tune in for a curated selection of powerful short films from Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, and Cuba.
SolFest 2026
September 27-October 4, 2026 — SOLFEST 2026 is dedicated to amplifying Latiné voices and building a body of work for the new American theater. The program will feature emerging and established artists in both online and in-person events.
BxFW: November 2026
November 11, 2026, ONLINE – BRONX FILM WEDNESDAYS – Tune in for a curated collection of independent short films exploring Puerto Rican stories on screens.
BxFW: October 2026
October 7, 2026, ONLINE – BRONX FILM WEDNESDAYS – Tune in for a curated collection of independent short films exploring mental health.
Shorts and Sneakers
Ongoing in THE BRONX — SHORTS & SNEAKERS is a cultural event blending short film screenings, and sneaker culture. The experience brings panels, creatives, collectors, and culture-lovers together for an unforgettable night of storytelling, fashion, and networking.
The Tragedy of Macbeth
December 4, 2026 in THE BRONX — Join Word To The People for a Staged Reading of Shakespeare’s classic play THE TRAGEDY OF MACBETH.
¡SAN MIGUEL, AMARRA TU PERRO!
May 13 – June 12, 2027 in The Bronx–Pregones/PRTT’s ¡SAN MIGUEL, AMARRA TU PERRO! (Tie Up Your Dog!) is an original ensemble play with live music, first premiered in 1998. The production brings together seven renowned insurgent belletrists of the Spanish Caribbean — Ramón Emeterio Betances, Segundo Ruiz Belvis, Eugenio María de Hostos, José Martí, Luisa Capetillo, Pedro Albizu Campos, and Juan Antonio Corretjer — gifted orators and writers who, though they lived across different eras and held varying political philosophies, placed the inherent dignity, freedom, equality, and potential of human beings at the center of their work. Today, when racialized, migrant, trans, and made-poor communities are again vilified and hunted, Tie Up Your Dog! is especially urgent.
I f@cking hate Luma
November 9, 2026 in MANHATTAN — I f@cking hate Luma is a play about family, disappointment, and the pain of watching loved ones hurt one another. Rolling blackouts, postpartum rage, and a grandmother losing her grip on reality collide during Puerto Rico’s election-year chaos.
Théâtre Aleph & La Comète Films’ Cuervo
January 15-17, 2027 in THE BRONX — CUERVO is a theatrical reading that weaves together Óscar “Cuervo” Castro’s story with his sons’ film, reflecting on memory, art, and resistance.
Maybe Next Time
December 4-20, 2026 in MANHATTAN — MAYBE NEXT TIME is a continuous and contentious love tale on repeat that searches for an ending that’s more than a body count.