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Word on the street? We’re heading to the library. 🗞️🔥

Latin Roots Street Kitchen is pulling up with bold Latin flavors and your next favorite bite. Consider your Thursday dinner plans booked. 📚🚚

📍 Sheppard Memorial Library
🗓 Thursday, October 22 | 5 PM

Bring your appetite, tell your people, and meet us at the truck.

#LatinRootsStreetKitchen #GreenvilleNC #SheppardMemorialLibrary #NCFoodTrucks #ENCfoodies LatinStreetFood

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Same roots. New routes. 🌳🚚

Meet Latin Roots Street Kitchen! We’re bringing our Latin flavors to the streets of Greenville, and our first lineup of stops is here.

Swipe to see where to find us October 17–24, bring your people, and come hungry. We can’t wait to serve you!

Planning an event? Book the truck and check our schedule through the Linktree in our bio. 🔗

#LatinRootsStreetKitchen #GreenvilleNC #NCFoodTruck #LatinStreetFood #SupportLocalNC

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Make some space on your shelves and join us in person tomorrow Wednesday, September 16 at 6 PM to celebrate the launch of “Telenovela: A Reader,” a scholarly publication investigating the cultural, social, and artistic significance of telenovelas.

The book launch features a panel conversation with the publication’s co-editors Aimé Iglesias Lukin, director and chief curator of art at Americas Society, and Mariano López Seoane, director of the Graduate Program and ISLAA fellow in Latin American Art at the Center for Curatorial Studies, Bard College, as well as the publication authors Mila Burns, professor of Latin American and Latino Studies at Lehman College and of History at The Graduate Center, City University of New York (CUNY), and Amy E. Wright, writer, educator, and professor of Hispanic Studies at Saint Louis University; and sociologist and journalist Danila Saiegh. Together, they will discuss the publication’s central themes, research, and the broader questions raised by “Telenovela.”

"Telenovela: A Reader" contributors include: Carolina Acosta-Alzuru, Alberto Barrera Tyszka, Mila Burns, Álvaro Cueva, Daniel Link, Samantha Nogueira Joyce, Mariano López Seoane, Cecilia Palmeiro, Omar Rincón, Paul Julian Smith, Rosane Svartman, Liliana Viola, and Amy E. Wright.

Visit the link in our bio to RSVP and read the speakers’ bios.

Please note: registration is required. Early arrival is strongly encouraged as space is limited and entry is not guaranteed for late arrivals.

This public program is in conjunction with the current exhibition “Telenovela” on view until March 27, 2027 at Americas Society.

Photo: Alejandro Castro, Ceilia Glik, Martina Bajour, Ira Wilder
Design: Estudio Herrera @estudioherrera @isra.pop @maricris_mc
Production: @kmec_books @karenmarta @tbradway

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Please join us in person on Wednesday, September 16 at 6 PM to celebrate the book launch of “Telenovela: A Reader,” a scholarly reader investigating the cultural, social, and artistic significance of telenovelas.

The book launch will also feature a panel conversation with the publication’s co-editors Aimé Iglesias Lukin, director and chief curator of Art at Americas Society, and Mariano López Seoane, director of the Graduate Program and ISLAA fellow in Latin American Art at the Center for Curatorial Studies, Bard College, as well as the publication authors Mila Burns, professor of Latin American and Latino Studies at Lehman College and of History at The Graduate Center, City University of New York (CUNY), and Amy E. Wright, writer, educator, and professor of Hispanic Studies at Saint Louis University; and sociologist and journalist Danila Saiegh. Together, they will discuss the publication’s central themes, research, and the broader questions raised by “Telenovela.”

"Telenovela: A Reader" contributors include Alberto Barrera Tyszka, Carolina Acosta-Alzuru, Mila Burns, Álvaro Cueva, Daniel Link, Samantha Nogueira Joyce, Mariano López Seoane, Cecilia Palmeiro, Omar Rincón, Paul Julian Smith, Rosane Svartman, Liliana Viola, and Amy E. Wright.

Visit the link in our bio to RSVP and read the speaker bios.

Please note: Registration is required. Early arrival is strongly encouraged, as space is limited and entry is not guaranteed for late arrivals.

This public program is in conjunction with the current exhibition “Telenovela” on view until March 27, 2027 at Americas Society.

Photo: Arturo Sanchez
Design: Estudio Herrera @estudioherrera @maricris_mc @isra.pop
Production: @kmec_books @tbradway @karenmarta

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¡🆕 episodio! En Hablemos, escritoras no sólo hablamos con escritoras, hablamos de sus libros, de quienes las editan, traducen, las llevan lejos, hablamos de todo el ecosistema que está atrás de la maravillosa literatura por escritoras. Dense un gusto y recorran estos 7 meses de literatura.

Visita: https://www.hablemosescritoras.org/posts/10222

@‌Sigeslinda @sofiasegoviaautora @lydocelote @giulianakiersz @vivikl85 @wendyguerra @amywrightphd @irenereyesnoguerol @magaetchebarne @selizondogriest @titaramirezwriter @cocinacriolla @cynthiarimsky @emilyhindmx

Somos #hablemosescritoras #curadoresliterarios #audiobooks #podcastespañol #enciclopedia

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[🔊🔊🔊] El trabajo que hace Hablemos, escritoras, atraviesa muchas más fronteras y países de los que puede uno imaginarse. Estamos recogiendo tantas voces y experiencias que nos deja mudos. Para que se den una idea, vengan a escuchar este podcast que resume enero a julio. Gracias a todos y todas.

@‌Sigeslinda @sofiasegoviaautora @lydocelote @giulianakiersz @vivikl85 @wendyguerra @amywrightphd @irenereyesnoguerol @magaetchebarne @selizondogriest @titaramirezwriter @cocinacriolla @cynthiarimsky @emilyhindmx

Somos #hablemosescritoras #curadoresliterarios #audiobooks #podcastespañol #enciclopedia

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No se pierdan está grab conversation desde North Carolina. https://www.hablemosescritoras.org/posts/8803

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Books by Von Diaz remind us that there are many more things behind the food we eat and enjoy. We welcome her to @hablemosescritoras @cocinacriolla @amywrightphd

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¡🆕 episodio! It’s hard to imagine how full this event was at the Sheppard Library. The audience’s questions were excellent, and the four writers—Stephanie Elizondo Griest, Von Diaz, Tita Ramírez, and Dailihana Alfonseca—were an absolute gem. Spaces like this matter: they create room for conversations around questions such as, What does it mean to write from the South? And what is the South today, really? Thank ECU and Amy E. Wright.

Visita: https://www.hablemosescritoras.org/posts/8803

@amywrightphd @cocinacriolla @selizondogriest @_.daili._ @titaramirezwriter @eastcarolinauniv

Somos #hablemosescritoras #curadoresliterarios #audiobooks #podcastspanish #enciclopedia

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[🔊🔊🔊] A much-needed conversation, a delightful gathering, and an outstanding panel featuring some of the best voices from “the South.” At Sheppard Library, we spoke before a wonderful audience with Stephanie Elizondo Griest, Dailihana Alfonseca, Tita Ramírez, and Von Diaz. Truly remarkable. Thank you, Amy Wright.

@amywrightphd @cocinacriolla @selizondogriest @_.daili._ @titaramirezwriter @eastcarolinauniv

Somos #hablemosescritoras #curadoresliterarios #audiobooks #podcastspanish #enciclopedia

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[🎙️🎙️🎙️] “The people profiled in this book represent the richness of their cultures and are the beating hearts of these islands.” Von Díaz, Islas: A Celebration of Tropical Cooking (Chronicle Books, 2024).

@cocinacriolla @amywrightphd

Somos #hablemosescritoras #curadoresliterarios #audiobooks #podcastespañol #enciclopedia

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¡🆕 episodio! You’re sure to enjoy listening to Von Diaz and learning about her work at NPR as a Senior Producer for StoryCorps. Her books are a delight, and her passion for food is contagious. She shows us that ehind every recipe shaped by migration across centuries, there is a history that has shaped America.

@cocinacriolla @amywrightphd

Visita: https://www.hablemosescritoras.org/posts/8773

Somos #hablemosescritoras #curadoresliterarios #audiobooks #podcastespañol #enciclopedia

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