After a multi-year hiatus, Bronx Day in Albany is making its long-awaited return. The Bronx Chamber of Commerce and New York State Senator Nathalia Fernandez (D-Bronx) are proud to announce that the event will be held on Tuesday, March 10, 2026, at the Albany Capital Center. Designed as a powerful combination of public policy conference, business workshops, and cultural showcase, the event will convene Bronx entrepreneurs, nonprofits, cultural institutions, artists and artisans, restaurants and food & beverage vendors, state elected officials, and state agency leadership for a day of connection, advocacy, learning, and opportunity.

Bronx Day in Albany is a collaborative effort between the New York State Senate and Assembly Bronx delegations, the Bronx Chamber of Commerce, and the Bronx Chamber of Commerce Foundation. Bronx Borough President Vanessa Gibson and Bronx City Council Members are also expected to participate.

Sen. Nathalia Fernandez (D-Bronx), who spearheaded the event’s return, framed the day as a team effort across the borough’s delegation. “The Bronx is strongest when we move together,” Fernandez said. “This is a collaborative push with our Assembly and Senate colleagues and the Bronx Borough President to lift up the people and businesses that power our neighborhoods.”

The event will feature a full day of programming to showcase the Bronx enterprise and culture. The 2026 edition of the event arrives with a clear theme: “The Bronx: United in Culture, Driven by Business.” Organizers say the goal is to put Bronx stakeholders directly in front of state decision-makers to spark contracts, partnerships, and policy wins that travel back home.

“The return of Bronx Day in Albany…