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New York Blood Center has opened a brand-new space in the Bronx. Come join us to donate at our new location between May 1- May 19 and be entered to win 4 tickets to see the New York Yankees.Donate Blood. Save a Life. It Easy
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The Prom Attire Giveaway supports families celebrating the milestone of commencement and prom preparations. This grand and glamorous event allows participating students to shop for their ideal prom attire at no cost.
Students will be able to “shop” new and gently used prom dresses, suits, shoes, and accessories—making prom a positive, lifelong, memorable experience.
Open to students.
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Year-end presentation of Mind-Builders Creative Arts Center Dr. J.
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The Bronx is the 62nd and last county of New York State. Created in 1914, the county celebrates 112 years this year.
Join Bronx Borough Historian Angel Hernandez for a historic walk as part of this year’s Bronx Week celebration.

Free and open to the publicBooks • Art • Zines • Prints • Photography • Illustration • Tattoo Art • Poetry • Book making • Children Book • Sculptors •l anguage artist and More. Live conversations with artists and authors. Community vendors and creative exchange.
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Join Storyland: The Bronx Book Haven, Bronx Terminal Market, Bee True to You, and Bronx Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson for an epic celebration of our stories! This special Read & Rave features Bronx authors, live music, and fun activities. It also marks the official launch of the Center for Educational Innovation (CEI) – Bronx Reads Together partnership!
Registration: www.storylandbx.org

Join us for a fun, high-energy Health Day at Williamsbridge Oval Park, championing #Not62—because the Bronx deserves better than last place when it comes to health outcomes.
This family-friendly event brings the community together through movement and wellness, featuring a skating party, line dancing, yoga, and other physical activities for all ages. Enjoy free health screenings, healthy cooking demos, and connect with local organizations offering health education, resources, and outreach.
Open to all.
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In partnership with the 161st Street BID and supported by Vanessa L. Gibson, Althea Stevens, and Community Board BX4, the festival brings the borough’s food, creativity, and entrepreneurial energy to center stage.
Built in the neighborhood and rooted in culture, Bronx Night Market elevates local businesses, strengthens community, and drives real economic impact where it matters most.

Inspired by our current exhibitions, The Bronx Museum’s free Family Programs feature Educator- and artist-led art-making activities that are fun for all ages and accessible to young children and their caregivers.

Inspired by our current exhibitions, The Bronx Museum’s free Family Programs feature Educator- and artist-led art-making activities that are fun for all ages and accessible to young children and their caregivers.
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Bronx Frame invites Non Films for a screening of independent short films followed by a Q&A with the filmmakers.
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With a dynamic fusion of tap, live music, masks, and physical theater, acclaimed tap dancer Orlando Hernández depicts a series of encounters rooted in Taíno and early colonial Puerto Rican history—exploring themes of myth, violence, resistance, and transformation.