Events
As part of the 2025 Tulane Maya Symposium, the Mexican Cultural Institute in New Orleans, M.A.R.I., and the New Orleans Hispanic Heritage Foundation will host a talk by Pilar Regueiro Suárez and the exhibition opening of William De Leftwich Dodge's…
Every last Saturday of the month, Canoa New Orleans invites you to dance to the sounds of Boricua DJs Yeyo and DJ Shabbakano, spinning salsa. Enjoy delicious Boricua food from N.O. Love, social salsa dancing, a welcoming atmosphere, and even a…
We are sorry to inform you that the Bilingual Family Fun Time at Central City Library programmed for September 17, has been canceled. We look forward to seeing you at the next edition, on October 15, when we'll build a Día de los Muertos altar…
Join the weekly Spanish language meet-up! Participants will have the opportunity to engage in Spanish conversation with other individuals. We will have different snacks from all over Latin America every week.
TerTUlia has relocated to the…
The Tulane Global Humanities Center will host its inaugural symposium on Tulane's campus on January 22-23, 2026. The theme of the symposium is Global Port Cities. Dr. Arjun Appadurai will deliver the keynote address.Professor and author Yuri…
Vanessa Castañeda is the James B. Duke Assistant Professor of Afro-Latin American Studies at Davidson College, where she teaches and conducts community-engaged research at the intersections of race, gender, food, culture, and political economy in…
Talk by Dr. Mariah Kupfner + Conversation with Sarah Brokenborough
Refreshments to follow the discussion.
Curated by Art History and Latin American Studies Ph.D. student Sarah Brokenborough, Quiet Reserve traces how H. Sophie Newcomb Memorial…
While early dictionaries of Indigenous languages in New Spain have received consistent scholarly attention, the early grammars (artes) have, until recently, been dismissed as error-filled, prescriptivist texts. In other words, previous scholars have…