El Taller Latino Americano, or The Latin American Workshop is a non-profit 501(c)3 cultural arts center on Manhattan's Upper West Side - a space alive with color, sound, movement, and creativity where music, art and language converge to educate and entertain.
A Language School... | with conversational Spanish classes, recognized by the Village Voice, The Daily News, and thousands of satisfied students as among the best in New York City. |
A Cultural Center... | where over 500 people each month meet to share ideas,find creative inspiration and find refuge in the middle of the City.
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A Stage... | where local and internationally known musicians present their work. |
An Art Gallery... | to showcase upcoming and established artists from all over the world.
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What's New
- Check out recent coverage about our current art exhibit, Political Neighbors - Rius, Feggo, El Fisgón in El Diario and Univision. And be sure to stop by and see it before it closes at the end of June.
- A special thanks to the Nathan Cummings Foundation, with special acknowledgement to Mr. Adam Blumenthal, for their generous support of El Taller Latino Americano.
- National Endowment For The Arts Announces Grant To El Taller Latino Americano to support Los Archivos Del Taller. Help us raise money for this matching grant!
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 There is something magical about El Taller. After only six months I can now understand, read, speak, and sing, well enough to navigate in any Spanish-speaking country.... I feel so fortunate to have discovered this extraordinary community.
Lauren Taylor, Adjunct Lecturer, Columbia University School of Social Work
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