Cultura y noticias hispanas del Valle del Hudson
Hispanic Heritage in the Hudson Valley
Por Karen Ruiz León
September 2024September 15th marks the beginning of Hispanic Heritage Month, celebrating the independence of several Latin American countries. This day symbolizes the shared histories between the United States and its neighboring nations. We’re excited to share some of the celebrations and initiatives for Hispanic Heritage Month happening throughout the Hudson Valley.
Hispanic Heritage Festival
Saturday, September 7, starting at 12pm at the historic Newburgh Waterfront, 1 Washington Street, Newburgh, NY 12550. Savor traditional Hispanic cuisine, dance to salsa, bachata, and more, and explore art and crafts by local artisans.
Latin Funk (Fun & Creative Dance Workout)
Monday, September 9, from 6:15 p.m. to 7:15 p.m. at Dojo Dance at J&B Dance Center, 734 Broadway, Kingston, NY 12401. This is not an ordinary class; it's an opportunity to embrace your UNIQUE self and your body, and remember that you can dance! Learn salsa, merengue, cha-cha, cumbia, and more! No partner or experience required, this class is for everyone. For more information, costs, and registration, visit dojodancecompany.com/event/latin-funk-with-maia/2024-09-09/
Sullivan County Public Health Festival
Saturday, September 14, from 11 AM to 3 PM at Hanofee Park, 129-143 Sunset Lake Rd, Liberty, NY 12754. Free admission for the whole family.
Celebrating Mexican and Central American Independence
Saturday, September 14, from 11 AM to 6 PM on Liberty Street, Kingston, NY 12401. Organized by the Kingston Casa de la Cultura, this family event features guest artists, craft vendors, raffles, kids’ activities, and food!
Hurleyville Latinx Culture Festival
Saturday, September 14, from 12 PM to 4 PM at 219 Main St, Hurleyville, NY 12747. Celebrate Latin heritage at this vibrant, free-entry cultural festival with live entertainment, a bounce house, food, raffles, crafts, and more.
Kingston Independence Day Parade
Sunday, September 15 at Academy Green Park, 250 Albany Avenue, Kingston, NY 12401. The parade starts at 9 AM and ends in front of Kingston High School, followed by the Miss Independence selection at Kingston Beach, 102-144 Delaware Avenue, Kingston, NY 12401.
Hudson Latinx Festival and Parade
Sunday, September 15 at Henry Hudson Riverfront Park, Ferry Street, Hudson, NY 12534. Enjoy a vibrant parade at 1 PM down Warren Street, showcasing competing countries’ pride. More fun continues at the Hudson Waterfront at 2 PM.
Opening of the Gran Lectur and Hispanic Heritage Month
Saturday, Sept. 21 from 12 to 3 p.m. Live music, food trucks, and zumba and socacize classes. Unidos Latin Jazz, featuring Al Muller, Kim Peralta, Beverly Poyerd and Alfonso (Ray) Ramos, will delight audiences at the Newburgh Library Plaza from 1 to 2p.m., followed by a poetry reading by Daniel Villegas and a Big Read proclamation with Mayor Torrance Harvey.
Salsipuedes St
Monday, Sept. 30, 6 to 8pm. Studio A, 721 Broadway, Kingston. East Coast premiere of the film depicting the situation a family finds itself in when mom and dad are deported and their American-born children are left on their own. How will they cope? Produced by The Community Film Studio of Santa Barbara, California, with script written by Toby Campion. Free. There will be a Q&A with the screenwriter at the end of the screening. Presented by the Radio Kingston Hispanic team.
Newburgh Patriotic Festival
Saturday, September 22, from 11 AM to 7 PM at Downing Park, 181-141 Carpenter Ave, Newburgh, NY 12550. Celebrate Mexico’s independence and Hispanic Heritage Month. Free admission for everyone.
Annual Project Beacon Unity Walk
Sunday, September 29, from 10 AM to 4 PM at Stony Point campus, 17 Cricketown Rd, Stony Point, NY 10980. Project Beacon, a support organization for immigrants in Rockland County, invites the public to enjoy the walk and various family activities. To register and for more information, visit [go.rallyup.com/unitywalk2024/Campaign/Details].
We Are Here: Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month
Artists are sought to highlight the richness and diversity of Hispanic culture and the contributions of Hispanic, Latino, and Afro-Latino artists in the Hudson Valley. The opening reception will be on September 17, 2024. For more information, visit artsmidhudson.org/estamosaqui
Kingston Latino Festival
Saturday, October 5, from 11 AM to 5 PM on Franklin Street, Kingston, NY 12401. The Center for Creative Education (CCE) and L.O.U.D. (Latin Outreach Unity & Development) Hudson Valley are hosting a block party with family fun to honor and celebrate Hispanic heritage.
Latinos in Local Politics
Thursday, October 17. La Voz magazine, in collaboration with the City of Kingston and Radio Kingston, will host a panel moderated by journalist Mariel Fiori. The discussion will explore the advantages, disadvantages, and responsibilities of being Latino in local politics. Don’t miss it!
The celebrations continue!
This year, Latin Outreach Unity & Development (LOUD), the Center for Creative Education, and the City of Kingston, with support from Ulster County, are turning up the excitement for Hispanic Heritage Month on September 16th at 5 PM with the grand kickoff of Kingston’s 1st Annual Hispanic Heritage Month. The celebration begins with a formal proclamation recognizing the achievements of Hispanic and Latino Americans, followed by vibrant cultural performances and a dazzling Parade of Flags.
Following the kickoff, The Hispanic Experience on September 29th from 6 to 8 PM will take place at the Center for Creative Education. This promises to be an evening with dynamic Latin performances showcasing traditional music and dance, a variety of vendors offering delicious Latin American food, unique handcrafted goods, and cultural artifacts.
Future plans involve the screening of Las Villas, a powerful film celebrating the past and present contributions of Hispanic residents. This eye-opening film will be followed by a lively panel discussion featuring local experts and community leaders. They’ll dive into the crucial role Hispanic and Latino individuals have played in shaping Ulster County’s social, economic, and cultural landscape.
There is also the exciting possibility of a community quinceañera for local youth. This special celebration marks the transition into adulthood for young people, bringing families and friends together to honor the milestone of turning 15. Expect a heartfelt ceremony, vibrant traditional music and dance, and special presentations that celebrate each participant’s achievements and cultural heritage. It’s a unique and inclusive event that truly showcases our community’s spirit and traditions! More information with the Ulster County’s Office of Youth. back to top
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Saturday, September 7, starting at 12pm at the historic Newburgh Waterfront, 1 Washington Street, Newburgh, NY 12550. Savor traditional Hispanic cuisine, dance to salsa, bachata, and more, and explore art and crafts by local artisans.
Latin Funk (Fun & Creative Dance Workout)
Monday, September 9, from 6:15 p.m. to 7:15 p.m. at Dojo Dance at J&B Dance Center, 734 Broadway, Kingston, NY 12401. This is not an ordinary class; it's an opportunity to embrace your UNIQUE self and your body, and remember that you can dance! Learn salsa, merengue, cha-cha, cumbia, and more! No partner or experience required, this class is for everyone. For more information, costs, and registration, visit dojodancecompany.com/event/latin-funk-with-maia/2024-09-09/
Sullivan County Public Health Festival
Saturday, September 14, from 11 AM to 3 PM at Hanofee Park, 129-143 Sunset Lake Rd, Liberty, NY 12754. Free admission for the whole family.
Celebrating Mexican and Central American Independence
Saturday, September 14, from 11 AM to 6 PM on Liberty Street, Kingston, NY 12401. Organized by the Kingston Casa de la Cultura, this family event features guest artists, craft vendors, raffles, kids’ activities, and food!
Hurleyville Latinx Culture Festival
Saturday, September 14, from 12 PM to 4 PM at 219 Main St, Hurleyville, NY 12747. Celebrate Latin heritage at this vibrant, free-entry cultural festival with live entertainment, a bounce house, food, raffles, crafts, and more.
Kingston Independence Day Parade
Sunday, September 15 at Academy Green Park, 250 Albany Avenue, Kingston, NY 12401. The parade starts at 9 AM and ends in front of Kingston High School, followed by the Miss Independence selection at Kingston Beach, 102-144 Delaware Avenue, Kingston, NY 12401.
Hudson Latinx Festival and Parade
Sunday, September 15 at Henry Hudson Riverfront Park, Ferry Street, Hudson, NY 12534. Enjoy a vibrant parade at 1 PM down Warren Street, showcasing competing countries’ pride. More fun continues at the Hudson Waterfront at 2 PM.
Opening of the Gran Lectur and Hispanic Heritage Month
Saturday, Sept. 21 from 12 to 3 p.m. Live music, food trucks, and zumba and socacize classes. Unidos Latin Jazz, featuring Al Muller, Kim Peralta, Beverly Poyerd and Alfonso (Ray) Ramos, will delight audiences at the Newburgh Library Plaza from 1 to 2p.m., followed by a poetry reading by Daniel Villegas and a Big Read proclamation with Mayor Torrance Harvey.
Salsipuedes St
Monday, Sept. 30, 6 to 8pm. Studio A, 721 Broadway, Kingston. East Coast premiere of the film depicting the situation a family finds itself in when mom and dad are deported and their American-born children are left on their own. How will they cope? Produced by The Community Film Studio of Santa Barbara, California, with script written by Toby Campion. Free. There will be a Q&A with the screenwriter at the end of the screening. Presented by the Radio Kingston Hispanic team.
Newburgh Patriotic Festival
Saturday, September 22, from 11 AM to 7 PM at Downing Park, 181-141 Carpenter Ave, Newburgh, NY 12550. Celebrate Mexico’s independence and Hispanic Heritage Month. Free admission for everyone.
Annual Project Beacon Unity Walk
Sunday, September 29, from 10 AM to 4 PM at Stony Point campus, 17 Cricketown Rd, Stony Point, NY 10980. Project Beacon, a support organization for immigrants in Rockland County, invites the public to enjoy the walk and various family activities. To register and for more information, visit [go.rallyup.com/unitywalk2024/Campaign/Details].
We Are Here: Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month
Artists are sought to highlight the richness and diversity of Hispanic culture and the contributions of Hispanic, Latino, and Afro-Latino artists in the Hudson Valley. The opening reception will be on September 17, 2024. For more information, visit artsmidhudson.org/estamosaqui
Kingston Latino Festival
Saturday, October 5, from 11 AM to 5 PM on Franklin Street, Kingston, NY 12401. The Center for Creative Education (CCE) and L.O.U.D. (Latin Outreach Unity & Development) Hudson Valley are hosting a block party with family fun to honor and celebrate Hispanic heritage.
Latinos in Local Politics
Thursday, October 17. La Voz magazine, in collaboration with the City of Kingston and Radio Kingston, will host a panel moderated by journalist Mariel Fiori. The discussion will explore the advantages, disadvantages, and responsibilities of being Latino in local politics. Don’t miss it!
The celebrations continue!
This year, Latin Outreach Unity & Development (LOUD), the Center for Creative Education, and the City of Kingston, with support from Ulster County, are turning up the excitement for Hispanic Heritage Month on September 16th at 5 PM with the grand kickoff of Kingston’s 1st Annual Hispanic Heritage Month. The celebration begins with a formal proclamation recognizing the achievements of Hispanic and Latino Americans, followed by vibrant cultural performances and a dazzling Parade of Flags.
Following the kickoff, The Hispanic Experience on September 29th from 6 to 8 PM will take place at the Center for Creative Education. This promises to be an evening with dynamic Latin performances showcasing traditional music and dance, a variety of vendors offering delicious Latin American food, unique handcrafted goods, and cultural artifacts.
Future plans involve the screening of Las Villas, a powerful film celebrating the past and present contributions of Hispanic residents. This eye-opening film will be followed by a lively panel discussion featuring local experts and community leaders. They’ll dive into the crucial role Hispanic and Latino individuals have played in shaping Ulster County’s social, economic, and cultural landscape.
There is also the exciting possibility of a community quinceañera for local youth. This special celebration marks the transition into adulthood for young people, bringing families and friends together to honor the milestone of turning 15. Expect a heartfelt ceremony, vibrant traditional music and dance, and special presentations that celebrate each participant’s achievements and cultural heritage. It’s a unique and inclusive event that truly showcases our community’s spirit and traditions! More information with the Ulster County’s Office of Youth. back to top
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