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BRONX MUSIC HALL

credit: Mara Rey performs with Bobby Sanabria & Ascencion. Photo by Jeremy Fletcher.

Events

Bold performances. Bronx energy.
From concerts and comedy to spoken word, dance, film, and more, the Bronx Music Hall (BMH) brings artists and audiences together for live events rooted in the creative spirit of the Bronx. Discover something new, celebrate something familiar, and be part of the borough’s hippest cultural destination.

Music and Dance classes at the BMH

Classes

Learn, create, and find your rhythm.
Whether you’re building a new skill, reconnecting with your creative side, or exploring something new, the BMH offers dynamic classes and workshops for all ages and experience levels. From music and movement to cultural learning and creative expression, there’s something for everyone.

Rentals

A space built for unforgettable moments.
Host your next event in one of the Bronx’s most exciting new cultural spaces. Whether you’re planning a performance, private celebration, corporate gathering, film screening, workshop, or community event, we offer flexible, state-of-the-art spaces designed to bring your vision to life.

Exhibits

Where culture & creativity come into view.
Explore rotating exhibitions that celebrate culture, creativity, and community through photography, visual art, multimedia installations, and more. Discover new perspectives, engage with powerful ideas, and experience the stories that shape the Bronx and beyond. No reservations required!

Upcoming Events

  • The Word on 163rd Oct
    October 15, 2026 · 7:00 PM

    The Word on 163rd Oct

    This fall, The Word on 163rd returns to the Bronx Music Hall with a new season of performances spotlighting distinctive voices from the Bronx and beyond. Featured artist Bxmbii (pronounced bʌm-bee) is a South Bronx native, Latina, and queer creative whose music transforms resilience, heartbreak, and vulnerability into powerful anthems. Blending English and Spanish with fearless authenticity, she delivers raw, deeply personal performances rooted in survival, self-expression, and the spirit of the Bronx. Hosted by Bronx poet Sumbodies Mama.


    DOORS OPEN 6:30 PM


    All ticket sales are final. No refunds will be issued.


    To enhance security and improve efficiency, the Bronx Music Hall is now a cashless venue. We accept all major credit and debit cards, as well as digital payment options such as Apple Pay and Google Pay


  • ROCK THE BRONX | Rock, Funk & Punk | Unbrok3n - Taino NY
    October 24, 2026 · 7:00 PM

    ROCK THE BRONX | Rock, Funk & Punk | Unbrok3n - Taino NY

    The Bronx is known as the “cradle of hip hop” and “el condado de la salsa,” but rock music has a long history in the soundscape of the borough. Experience a night of rock with Rock the Bronx, featuring two Puerto Rican-led bands: The UNBROK3N and Taino. NYC punk rock trio The UNBROK3N brings furious guitar riffs, driving bass lines, and hard-hitting drums to songs about heartbreak, resilience, and victory. Guitarist and lead vocalist Alex LaSalle, bassist Jasmine Maldonado, and drummer Joseph Cenney fill the stage with rebellious energy, humor, and the chemistry of a band forged through friendship. Taino was formed by Frank Ocasio and Frank Cotto, fusing Latin rhythms, rock guitar, funk grooves, soul, and improv. Taino connects the culture of Afro-Cuban and Latin music with the raw energy of rock, funk, and soul.



    To enhance security and improve efficiency, the Bronx Music Hall is now a cashless venue. We accept all major credit and debit cards, as well as digital payment options such as Apple Pay and Google Pay


    All ticket sales are final. No refunds will be issued.


    Doors open at 6:30 pm


  • Sunday Salon: Día de muertos - De costa a costa
    October 25, 2026 · 3:00 PM

    Sunday Salon: Día de muertos - De costa a costa

    MAZarte dance company is proud to present FROM COAST TO COAST: a celebration of rich, colorful, and joyful regions in Mexico. The dances, outfits, and music will take you west to east, emphasizing the cross-cultural influences that are inherent to Mexican dance. We move from the Latin American influences that traveled up the Pacific coast to the dialogue of European and indigenous dance in the central states to the Afro-Caribbean impact on the coastal rhythms of the Gulf of Mexico.


    The event serves as showcase of MAZarte members’ growth and accomplishments over the last year.  At the same time, the event’s highlighting the roots and expanse of Mexican dance enables community-wide participation in the Day of the Dead celebration. 



    To enhance security and improve efficiency, the Bronx Music Hall is now a cashless venue. We accept all major credit and debit cards, as well as digital payment options such as Apple Pay and Google Pay


    All ticket sales are final. No refunds will be issued.


    Doors open at 3:00 pm

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