Since 2011, Casita Maria’s South Bronx Culture Festival has celebrated the vibrant culture and communities of the South Bronx through an annual performance series anchored by a new theme each year. This year’s theme, Mi Cultura Viva en Mí, is rooted in healing and self-love. We have gathered a community of women from Caribbean and Latin American Diasporas, who carry their culture with them and reframe traditional music and dance, sharing hope and creating inclusive community connections while amplifying the voices and perspectives of all, who identify as women.
This year’s SBCF line-up, with musical roots from the diasporas of Brazil, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Haiti, México, Puerto Rico, and the confluence of cultures that is New York City, is curated by Casita Maria’s Interim Executive Director, Gail Heidel, in partnership with the Ori-Gen Collective, La Reina Del Barrio and Bronx Arts Ensemble.
FREE outdoor performances will take place June 02-04, 2023 at Father Gigante Plaza in front of St. Athanasius Church, 878 Tiffany Street, Bronx, NY 10459. Everyone is welcome to attend all events in person, or to watch the Festival events at a later date on BronxNet Television.
Throughout the weekend, bilingual celebrity MCs and BronxNet hosts Rhina Valentin & Javier E. Gomez will keep the celebration going, along with DJs BEMBONA, Sabine Blaizin and Boston Chery. Headliners will include percussionist and drummer Annette A. Aguilar performing with her 12 piece Salsa band, Afro-Brazilian percussion group Batalá New York, and Casita Maria’s…
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This year’s SBCF line-up, with musical roots from the diasporas of Brazil, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Haiti, México, Puerto Rico, and the confluence of cultures that is New York City, is curated by Casita Maria’s Interim Executive Director, Gail Heidel, in partnership with the Ori-Gen Collective, La Reina Del Barrio and Bronx Arts Ensemble.
FREE outdoor performances will take place June 02-04, 2023 at Father Gigante Plaza in front of St. Athanasius Church, 878 Tiffany Street, Bronx, NY 10459. Everyone is welcome to attend all events in person, or to watch the Festival events at a later date on BronxNet Television.
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FREE outdoor performances will take place June 02-04, 2023 at Father Gigante Plaza in front of St. Athanasius Church, 878 Tiffany Street, Bronx, NY 10459. Everyone is welcome to attend all events in person, or to watch the Festival events at a later date on BronxNet Television.
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These are the secrets that professional horse handicappers use to keep winning consistently while surrounded by thousands of losing punters every day.
By Jonas Bronck / PublisherHorse racing is a sport with a long tradition and one that has an entire legion of people surrounding it and trying to decipher every slightest hint at who the next victor might be so they could get rich off it.
Horse handicapping is a very real way for some people to make money, while it is simultaneously an empty pastime for thousands and a dangerous gamble for many others.
Today, we take a look at the secrets of actual professional horse handicappers and try to find out what separates them from the rest of the crowd and gives them the ability to actually consistently win money betting on horse races.
Come Prepared
Most people who show up at the track every week get there without having any idea what they are walking into.
Do not get us wrong, they know they are there for some races, but they have no idea who is racing, who is in form, which jockeys will be riding the horses, or much of anything else.
In fact, there are countless thousands of horse bettors who place their bets by looking at the odds alone and without doing any homework at all.
One thing to know is that, if you come unprepared, you are going to be losing money, and there isn’t really anything you can do about it.