FILM

• A Celebration to Honor the 100th Anniversary of the birth of Juan Rulfo at King Juan Carlos I of Spain Center / NYU: The festival commemorates the 100th anniversary of Juan Rulfo’s birthday with the New York premiere of the documentary “100 years with Juan Rulfo”. (Manhattan) 
• Documentary Screening of CHAVELA at The Film Forum: Produced and directed by Catherine Gund and Daresha Kyi. Through its lyrical structure, Chavela will take viewers on an evocative, thought-provoking journey through the iconoclastic life of game-changing artist Chavela Vargas. (Manhattan) 
• 14th Morelia International Film Festival Short Winners at The School of Visual Arts: (Manhattan) 

Verde / Green by Alonso Ruizpalacios (Fiction)

Juan Perros by Rodrigo Imaz (Documentary)

Esto es lo que me Tocó by Alexa Gutiérrez (Sección Michoacana)

Elena y las Sombras / Elena and The Shadows by César Gabriel Cepeda Sánchez (Online)

Taller de Corazones / The Heart Workshop by León Fernández (Animation)

GASTRONOMY

• Mexican Brunch, Mezcal And Live Performance From Sweet Electra at Guadalupe Inn: A 80-seat restaurant that evokes the warm and vibrant feel of a 40’s era supper club. Chef Garcia offers a menu that celebrates his heritage and highlights the diverse flavors in Mexican cuisine. Live music from Sweet Electra/Nardiz Cooke/TWBM. (Brooklyn) 

LITERATURE

• A Celebration to Honor the 100th Anniversary of the birth of Juan Rulfo at King Juan Carlos I of Spain Center / NYU: Professor Pedro Ángel Palou also presented the book “El Llano en llamas, Pedro Páramo y otras obras (en el centenario de su autor)”,  co-written with professor Francisco Ramírez Santacruz and prestigious scholars. (Manhattan) 

MUSIC

• Tembembe Ensamble Continuo at The Metropolitan Museum: Enrique Barona, Leopoldo Novoa, Eloy Cruz, Ada Coronel and Ulises Martínez, blend music for Hispanic baroque guitar with today’s Mexican and Latin American “Son”, through a performance that involves music, singing and dance, recreating the festive spirit of Fandango, both contemporary and from 18th century New Spain’s tradition. (Manhattan) 
• Ampersan at The David Rubenstein Atrium at Lincoln Center: One of the most original and promising bands of the new generation of Mexican musicians. For their New York City premier and as part of their #Ampersan10Años tour, Ampersan presents a journey through different landscapes and sounds of Mexico and Latin America. (Manhattan) 
• Paisajes Sonoros at The Queens Museum: A multimedia live performance created 30 years ago in Mexico City by Mexican composers Carlo Nicolau, violin, Vicente Rojo Cama, electronics, and Vanessa García Lembo, video artist. (Queens) 

THEATER

• Pedro Infante, Cien Años Pienso en Ti at The ID Studio Theater: A one-act play in Spanish with music, offers a new twist on the life of Mexican immigrants living al otro lado. This play is a special adaptation prepared by the author, Toby Campion, in collaboration with Germán Jaramillo and his New York theater company, iD Studio Theater. (The Bronx)