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El Museo del Barrio's 47th Annual Three Kings Day Celebration
Annual Three Kings Day parade and community celebration
About
Experience the rich cultural tapestry of East Harlem at El Museo del Barrio's 47th Annual Three Kings Day Celebration. This vibrant event honors Latinx, Caribbean, and Latin American art with a lively parade featuring large puppets and festive music, followed by an indoor community celebration with captivating performances. Immerse yourself in the spirit of the holiday and the power of art to connect communities.
Our Take
Family Friendly
Best For
Families, cultural enthusiasts, community members
Vibe
Festive, cultural, community-oriented
Energy Level
Moderate
Budget
FREE
Photo Friendly
Weather Sensitivity
Parade is outdoors, community celebration is indoors
Special Events & Promotions
- Community Celebration with live music and performances
- Parade featuring larger-than-life puppets and camels
- Partnership with Carnegie Hall Citywide for musical performance
Always check the official website for the most current information.
We've done our best to keep details up-to-date, but event schedules, prices, and policies can change. For the latest updates, please visit the official website or contact the organizers directly.
Location
Event Details
Pricing
FREE
Duration
4 hours
Ages
All ages
Neighborhood
East Harlem
Timed Entry
Yes
Featured Performers
- BombaYo
- Annette Aguilar & Stringbeans
- Fogo Azul
- Fabiola Méndez
- Rhina Valentin (Host)
Organizer
El Museo del Barrio
Practical Information
Parking
Parking information is not specified. Public transportation is recommended.
Accessibility
The event details do not specify accessibility information. Visitors are encouraged to contact the venue directly for specific needs.
Pet Policy
No pets allowed
Quick Actions
Tips & Advice
- Arrive early for the parade to secure a good viewing spot along Park Avenue, especially between 106th and 115th Streets.
- Pre-register for the Community Celebration in El Museo's Teatro, as space is limited and seating is first-come, first-served.
- Consider using public transportation to navigate the East Harlem area, as parking may be limited during the parade.
- Check the specific registration links for parade participation if your group wishes to march.
- The Community Celebration features Fabiola Méndez, an EMMY-nominated composer, offering a unique musical experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the theme of this year's celebration?
This year's theme is 'The Arts Open Paths' (El Arte Abriendo Caminos), celebrating the power of Latinx, Caribbean, and Latin American art to connect cultures and uplift communities.
Where does the parade take place?
The parade begins at 106th Street and Park Avenue and concludes at 115th Street and Park Avenue in East Harlem.
Is there a cost to attend?
The parade is free to watch, and the Community Celebration at El Museo del Barrio is also free, though pre-registration is required.
Can groups march in the parade?
Yes, school and community groups can register to march in the parade by the specified deadline. Registration forms are available online.
What kind of performances can I expect?
Attendees can expect vibrant performances by artists like BombaYo, Annette Aguilar & Stringbeans, Fogo Azul, and a musical performance by Fabiola Méndez, alongside larger-than-life puppets and festive music.
