Northeast Bronx Community Calendar
A Shared Space for the Whole Community
The Northeast Bronx Community Calendar is built with and for the community — grounded in trust, accessibility, and local collaboration. It is intended to be practical, flexible, and community-centered: a resource that grows alongside the people it serves.
What You Can Do Here
- Browse local events by neighborhood or interest
- Find resources, programs, and community gatherings
- Submit an event that's open to the public
What We Prioritize
- Free and low-cost events
- Clear community benefit
- Accessibility and inclusion
- Accurate, up-to-date information
How Events Get Listed
- Community members submit events using the form
- StraitLeap reviews each submission for clarity and community fit
- Approved events appear on the calendar within 24–72 hours
Event Calendar
What's Happening in the Northeast Bronx
Have a community event to share? Submit your event using our contact form. We review each submission for clarity and community fit — approved events appear on the calendar within 24–72 hours.
Monthly Highlights
August 2026
at a Glance
Free & low-cost events for residents of the Northeast Bronx and surrounding neighborhoods.
Use your NYPL, Brooklyn, or Queens library card to reserve free Culture Pass admission to:
- Bronx Children's Museum — 725 Exterior Street, 2nd Floor, Bronx, NY. Summer hours (June 30–Sept 5): Tue/Thu/Sat 10 AM–1 PM & 2–5 PM; Wed/Fri 10 AM–1 PM.
- Bronx Museum of the Arts — 1040 Grand Concourse, Bronx, NY. Wed–Sun 11 AM–6 PM (closed Mon & Tue). General admission is always free for everyone.
- Bronx Music Hall — 438 East 163rd Street, Bronx, NY. Culture Pass valid for one free ticket on the day of select performances.
Culture Pass reservations open online at midnight on the 1st of each month for the following month, and are typically limited to two adults or a family of four per venue. Don't have a card yet? You can apply online, then bring valid ID to any branch to pick up your physical card before using Culture Pass. Learn more about library card eligibility.
How It Works
From Submission to Calendar
Submit Your Event
Community members submit events using the contact form. Include the event name, date, time, location, description, and whether it's free or low-cost.
StraitLeap Reviews
We review each submission for clarity and community fit — ensuring all listed events are accessible, accurate, and genuinely beneficial to Northeast Bronx residents.
Event Goes Live
Approved events appear on the calendar within 24–72 hours. We may also feature select events in the Strait Connect newsletter for additional community reach.
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions About the Community Calendar
How do I submit an event to the Northeast Bronx Community Calendar?
Submit your event using the contact form on the StraitLeap website. Include the event name, date, time, location, description, and whether it's free or low-cost. We review each submission for clarity and community fit — approved events appear on the calendar within 24–72 hours.
Are the events on the calendar free?
Most events listed are free or low-cost and open to all community members. The calendar prioritizes accessible events for Northeast Bronx residents — if an event has a cost, that information is included in the listing.
What neighborhoods does the calendar cover?
The calendar covers events across Northeast Bronx neighborhoods including Williamsbridge, Wakefield, Woodlawn, Baychester, Eastchester, Edenwald, and surrounding areas. We also include select events in adjacent neighborhoods when they're especially relevant to Northeast Bronx residents.
How often is the community calendar updated?
The calendar is updated monthly and reviewed continuously. Newly approved events go live within 24–72 hours of submission. The "August 2026 at a Glance" poster is updated as events are confirmed.
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