Saturday, October 3, 2026
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Price: Free
, NJ
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Event Description
Watch an inspiring documentary exploring the power of people and community to create positive change against all odds.
Follow the story of a Mexican immigrant community in Lambertville as cultural traditions bring pride and unity while fear challenges their celebration.
Meet filmmaker Trina Bardusco, a Venezuelan-American award-winning storyteller and Fulbright Scholar known for elevating underrepresented voices through culturally rich narratives.
Hear insights about her work in art, identity, and community, including her contributions to HBO Latino's acclaimed Habla series.
Take part in a discussion with the filmmaker and festival director, followed by a Q&A about the film and its themes.
NJ Proudly Honors Hispanic History Month
New Jersey takes great pride in celebrating the culture, history, and contributions of Hispanic and Latino communities. Through cultural festivals and educational events, New Jersey recognizes the profound impact of Hispanic heritage on the state's diversity, shaping its vibrant social, economic, and cultural landscape. View our list of NJ Hispanic History Month events.
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