Tuya siempre, Julita by Roberto Ramos-Perea boldly reimagines the rumored love between poets Julia de Burgos and Luis Lloréns Torres. Exploring passion, influence, and rivalry, the play highlights Burgos’ struggle in a male-dominated arena and the enduring legacies of two voices that shaped Puerto Rican literature and identity.

The International Indigenous Hip-Hop Festival (IIHHF) arrives in the South Bronx, October 9–12. Featuring artists from across the Americas, the festival includes tours, open mics, wellness sessions, workshops, and a main stage jam at Hostos Center. Indigenous voices return to Hip-Hop’s birthplace, sharing culture, resilience, and future solutions.

Hostos Center proudly hosts the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center in a FREE Bronx series, featuring two Romantic piano quintets highlighted by the deep resonance of the double bass. Experience an unforgettable evening of chamber music performed by world-class CMS musicians, bringing timeless artistry to our community.

Two icons of Latin music—Odilio González, “El Jibarito de Lares,” and Leonardo Paniagua, “La Institución”—unite for a historic concert at Hostos Center. With classics like El rostro mío and Chiquitita, plus special guests Chicho Severino and Diony Chávez, this unforgettable night also marks González’s farewell performance. Hosted by Roberto Gerónimo.

The acclaimed singer Cita Rodríguez—renowned in salsa and Latin jazz—and her orchestra, under the musical direction of her trumpet virtuoso brother, Dr. Pete Rodríguez, present a heartfelt celebration honoring the musical genius and legacy of their father, Pete ‘El Conde’ Rodríguez, one of the greatest salsa singers of all time.

Celebrate 40 years of merengue legend Aramis Camilo with an unforgettable night of music, dance, and Dominican pride! Featuring special guests Henry Jiménez, Lilu, Wishow, top DJs, and live folkloric dancers, this one-night-only event honors Aramis’s iconic career and electrifying hits like “El Motor” and “La Varita.”