The Segundo Ruiz Belvis Cultural Center (SRBCC) invites both local and visiting artists to collaborate and showcase their work at its 200-seat performance venue in Hermosa. All project proposals are welcome, with preference given to productions featuring artists from BIPOC backgrounds, aligned with SRBCC’s mission.
SRBCC is dedicated to establishing a lasting impact within BIPOC communities by continually fostering strategic partnerships. These partnerships aim to enhance programs that directly benefit artists of color, young creatives, their families, and communities. This commitment is demonstrated through ongoing residencies, subsidized performances, collaborative projects, free rehearsal spaces, and recording opportunities that spotlight original works by local and visiting artists within our broader community. To submit artist proposals, email us at [email protected].
La Cantera, SRBCC's Afro-Caribbean Jazz ensemble hosts a series of jam session featuring special guests as part of Night Out in the Parks. Free Salsa Class, as well as Salsa and Bomba Showcase by SRBCC Apprentices. Bring your picnic chair and blanket!
La Cantera, SRBCC's Afro-Caribbean Jazz ensemble hosts a series of jam sessions featuring special guests as part of its monthly residency at the California Clipper.
In "El Batey Botánico," Misael González aims not only to perform Puerto Rican Bomba but also to educate the public about its history and cultural significance to Puerto Rico's identity. This educational approach seeks to generate greater interest and appreciation for this rich musical genre. His fresh and evolving proposal respects the tradition of Bomba while embracing musical evolution. Through "El Batey Botánico," Misael aspires to significantly contribute to the dissemination and appreciation of Bomba, promoting its cultural legacy in an authentic and accessible manner.
La Cantera, SRBCC's Afro-Caribbean Jazz ensemble hosts a series of jam session featuring special guests as part of Night Out in the Parks.
