Street Art Spanish Tour: Hispanic Harlem, a History of Class Struggle
2025-06-28 11:00 - 14:00 (America/New_York) | First Spanish United Methodist Church, 163 E. 111 St, New York, 10029, United States
Practice your Spanish while we explore the vibrant streets of Hispanic Harlem!
Street art can tell us a lot about a community, its history and its culture. This is the case of many murals alongside El Barrio which reflect the realities of the Hispanic community in the United States and Caribbean.
During our tour, we’ll walk around admiring different pieces of street art and discussing their social, cultural, and historic context. We’ll also talk about their artists, their fight for Human Rights and their profound commitment to their cultural and social life.
We’ll start our journey in front of the First Spanish United Methodist Church on 111 St (this church has an interesting history; it was occupied by The Young Lords in 1969).
After, we’ll grab some delicious Puerto Rican food and enjoy more Spanish conversation.
Like always, the tour will be conducted mainly in Spanish, with some English to help you understand some facts and concepts.
Spanish level: All levels are welcome, but some knowledge of Spanish is highly recommended.
Where: First Spanish United Methodist Church. 163 E 111th St · New York, NY
Meeting point: Meet the group in front of the church. Please be on time.

How much: $15 for non-members. Food not included.
FREE for Easy Español Members / Private Students. Click here to log in and register.
