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Details checked October 2, 2026. Confirm times, availability and admission with the organizer before making plans.

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Culture / Music · New York City · In person

Latin Food Fest NYC

· 12–7 p.m. Eastern

A day of Latin food, live music and community in Uptown Manhattan. The organizer has consolidated this year's festival into Saturday only; previous Sunday registrations need a new Saturday pass.

Under the Viaduct, W. 133rd Street & 12th Avenue, New York City

Presented by Latin Food Fest NYC / We Eat Here

Free; RSVP required

Details & free passes

Culture / Film · New York City · In person

Making Latinidad: A Gathering of Art & Ideas

· 3–9 p.m. Eastern

Conversations about storytelling, independent publishing and Latine filmmaking, followed by performance and music. Sessions are in English or Spanish as identified in the official program; live translation is not available.

El Museo del Barrio, 1230 Fifth Avenue, New York City

Presented by El Museo del Barrio

Free; RSVP required

Full program & RSVP

Music / Industry · Miami Beach · In person

Billboard Latin Music Week

· Times vary by session

Performances and conversations connecting Latin music with the people who make, distribute and champion it. Consult the official program for individual sessions and access levels.

Faena Forum, Miami Beach, Florida

Presented by Billboard

Ticketed; see organizer for current prices

Program & tickets

Film / Industry · Los Angeles · In person

NALIP Awards & Media Summit

· Times vary by program and ticket

An industry gathering on independent film and television, financing, distribution and creative businesses. The program includes panels, workshops, networking and an exhibitor marketplace. Check the agenda and your ticket for access to individual activities.

W Hollywood, 6250 Hollywood Boulevard, Los Angeles, California

Presented by National Association of Latino Independent Producers

Ticketed; see organizer for passes and access levels

Agenda & registration

Theater · Cleveland · In person

A Puertas Abiertas

· Selected dates; evening and matinee performances

Patricia Suárez's play places three women in a strange reading room where punishment and the possibility of another life meet. LatinUs lists performances on selected dates across this run, rather than every day.

LatinUs Blackbox Theater, Cleveland, Ohio

Presented by LatinUs Theater Company

Ticketed; select a performance with the organizer

Performance dates & tickets

Film · New York City · In person

Noches de Cine: La Llorona

· 6:30–8:30 p.m. Eastern

A screening of Jayro Bustamante's 2019 film, followed by space for conversation. The film is presented in Spanish, Kaqchikel and Maya Ixil, with English subtitles.

El Teatro at El Museo del Barrio, 1230 Fifth Avenue, New York City

Presented by El Museo del Barrio

Free; registration required

Screening details & registration

Culture · New York City · In person

For Educators: Teaching with Artist Books

· 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Eastern

A full-day workshop for educators combining gallery exploration, hands-on bookmaking and ways to use artist books in the classroom.

El Museo del Barrio, 1230 Fifth Avenue, New York City

Presented by El Museo del Barrio

Free; registration required

Workshop details & registration

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