LABORATORY
The Bronx Music Heritage Center Laboratory (BMHC Lab) is a 1,400 sq. ft. storefront incubator and forum to share Bronx music. Located at 1303 Louis Niñé Boulevard in the South Bronx, the BMHC Lab hosts concerts, screenings, galleries, roundtable discussions, and artists-in-residence.
1303 Louis Niñé Boulevard
Bronx, NY 10459
Take the 2 or 5 trains to Freeman Street, or the BX 19 bus
Artist-In-Residence at the BMHC Lab:
The BMHC Artist-in-Residence program was created in honor of the rich musical legacy of the Bronx. The program aims to support and promote the work of inspired Bronx musicians and artists, and to engage the community in that work.
The Rebel Diaz Arts Collective (RDACBX) is the current Artist-In-Residence at the BMHC Lab, and will provide music and arts programming through August 2013. Learn more!
Bronx Rising! Music, Film & Spoken Word of the Borough
The Bronx Rising! Music, Film & Spoken Word of the Borough series is curated by City Lore award-winning folklorist Elena Martínez and Grammy-nominated Bronx musician Bobby Sanabria. Bronx Rising! programming includes Latin music, jazz, and hip hop performances; comedy, poetry and book readings; and film screenings with Q&As. Bronx Rising! is co-sponsored by City Lore.
- Thursday, June 20th, 8:00pm | Music: Legacy Circle Women's Drum Cypher
- Friday, June 21st, 8:00pm | Film: Bragging Rights: Stickball Stories and a Q&A by director Sonia Gonzalez and stickball player Frankie Martínez from the team, The Gold
- Saturday, June 22nd, 7:30pm | Palabras/Words: Book reading: Breaking Ground/Abriendo Caminos by anthology editor Myrna Nieves and poets Elizabeth Cruz, Diana Gitesha Hernandez and Etnairis Rivera, followed by a poetry open mic hosted by Peggy Robles-Alvarado
View full list of Upcoming Bronx Rising! Programming.
View past Bronx Rising! programming.
$5 suggested donation to support BMHC programming
