https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkQ5yHbTZgQ Esperanza and CBS Network invite you to a FREE screening of the "God Friended Me" pilot. The series is about an outspoken atheist in New York City named Miles whose life is turned upside down when he receives a friend request on social media from God. Miles then unwittingly becomes an agent of change...
Hispanic Media LLC and Independence Blue invite you to Latina Summit 2018, an event dedicated to Latina women to strengthen our community. The summit will be held on November 10 this year in Esperanza, where a panel of national and international experts will meet to discuss Health, Beauty, Business, Education for the future and the...
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Brazilian Jazz: Bossa Nova and Samba Esperanza Arts Center presents Philadelphia’s own Minas as part of Voces 2021 featuring live-streamed performances that spotlight the arts and culture of Brazil. Led by Orlando and Patricia Haddad, Minas’ impact on the Philadelphia music and cultural scene has been a constant since 1984, when the couple moved from...
Esperanza is partnering with TreePhilly to bring trees to the Hunting Park greater neighborhood (including Feltonville and Juniata). We have 12 species of trees to choose from, ranging between flowering and fruiting. Residents can pick through the registration form which one suits their household best.
Esperanza National Programs is hosting a Grant Writing Workshop on Wednesday, April 28th. Join the Esperanza Grant Writing Workshop for best practices and tips on how to apply for grants, as well as more information about the Esperanza Hispanic Ministry Small Grants fund. Register here: https://tinyurl.com/etwmb
Esperanza National Programs and EHED are hosting a Power Talks - Financial Literacy, April 28th @6 P.M. Join the conversation to learn and talk through good financial practices as well as planning for the future. Register here: https://form.jotform.com/211025462978155
Orchestra 2001 returns to Teatro Esperanza as part of Esperanza Arts Center’s Voces series, featuring live-streamed performances that spotlight the arts and traditions of Brazil. Chamber music by Brazilian composers will be the focus of Conexões, including the world premiere of a new work by a Brazilian composer, and music by Philadelphia-based composer Orlando Haddad.