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El Taller Latino Americano (The Latin American Workshop) is a 501c(3) arts and education organization in New York City, founded in 1979 by Latin and North Americans to afford opportunities for artistic expression and the exchange of ideas and experiences between people of different cultures. »»»» During our 28 years, we have hosted countless well-known artists and desconocidos from all over the Americas.»»»» Horacio Laguna Mercedes Sosa Grupo Aymara Pete Seeger Soldier String Quartet Cesar Isella In addition, we offer dance, music and art workshops for adults and children and art exhibits in our own Grady Alexis Gallery. Our Language School has taught Spanish in New York to over 15,000 students. Read about our unique acoustic method of Spanish instruction, originated by founder and Artistic Director Bernardo Palombo..»»»» Many companies and community organizations have also come to us for on-site Spanish classes, targeted to the needs of their organizations. »»»» We also offer translation services, music and cultural consulting and have produced concerts and other cultural events. »»»» ..... Help El Taller everytime you shop online, at no additional cost to you! What's Happening At El Taller El Taller is adding new advanced and children classes! Call the office for details. Click here to see the full calendar and the current exhibit New!!! El Taller on MySpace! Check it out at www.myspace.com/eltallerlatino El Taller on Channel 11. Includes a video of El Taller in action! The Villa-Lobos Brothers interview on Cada Dia WNJU-TV November 19th, 2007. The word is out. In their book "Nueva York, The Complete Guide to Latino Life in the Five Boroughs", Carolina Gonzalez & Seth Kugel write about El Taller as the destination and an established player in NYC Latino culture of the "Gran Manzana". You can hear the authors promote their book and a bit on ET on the Brian Lehrer radio show of November 1 by going to www.wnyc.org/shows/bl. Go to pages 163 and 185 where you will find two interesting notes about El Taller. El Taller Latino Americano/The Latin American Workshop 2710 Broadway (104th), New York, NY 10025 (212) 665-9460 --- email