Camaradas:
Camaradas el barrio is a worker's public house where camaraderie is built atop of a fine selection of wine, great beers from around the world, excellent music and an innovative blend of the tapas tradition with Puerto Rican cuisine.
http://www.camaradaselbarrio.com/

Joe’s Pub:
Joe's Pub at The Public Theater debuted in October 1998 and has quickly became one of New York City's most celebrated and in-demand showcase venues for live music and performance. With its genre-blind booking and vast diversity of interests, the stage at Joe's Pub gives voice to a world of varied and stellar artists.
www.joespub.com

Latino Experimental Fantastic Theater (L.E.F.T):
The Latino Experimental Fantastic Theater, Inc. was founded in 1994 to raise social and cultural awareness of Latinos in New York City. The Latino Experimental Fantastic Theater produces plays based on Latino and non-Latino issues and concerns, and its productions attract an ethnically and multi-generational audience representative of New York City's cultural tapestry.
http://www.lefttheater.org/

O.P. Art:
O.P. Art, is a not-for-profit organization which was founded in 1993 by a group of NewYork based Puerto Rican artists who felt the need for an organization dedicated to exposing and showcasing their under recognized talents and contributions. Members of the group have aspired to and succeeded in functioning as a grassroots artists collective which serves and promotes emerging, as well as established Puerto Rican artists, internationally.
http://www.op-art.org/

Pregones:
Pregones Theater is a Bronx-based ensemble whose mission is to create and perform original musical theater and plays rooted in Puerto Rican/Latino cultures, and to present other performing artists who share our twin commitment to the arts and civic enrichment.
www.pregones.org

TeatroStageFest:
The idea for TeatroStageFest began in 2003, when Mayor Michael Bloomberg appointed José W. Fernandez as a Commissioner on the NYC Latin Media & Entertainment Commission to bring together the many Hispanic theaters that are part of New York City's cultural life. He joined with Susana Tubert, an established theater director, to found the Latino International Theater Festival of New York, Inc.(LITF/NY) to achieve this goal.
http://www.teatrostagefest.org/

Instituto de Cultura Puertorriqueña:
The Instituto de Cultura Puertorriquña is a government institution whose responsibility is to establish the cultural politics of the Gobierno del Estado Libre Asociado of Puerto Rico. The Instituto was created from the Law 89, on June 21, 1955, with the proposition of contributing to the conservation, promotion, enrichment and sharing of the cultural values of Puerto Rican towns as well as to achieve the most extensive and profound knowledge and appreciation of themselves.
http://www.icp.gobierno.pr/

Archivo General de Puerto Rico:
El Archivo General de Puerto Rico is an institution that by disposition of Law 5, approved on December 8th, 1955, “In order to establish a Conservation and Disposition Program of Public Documents,” functions as official depository of every public document transferred by virtue of the mentioned law. It is adhering to the Instituto de Cultura Puertorriqueña and is the major repository of historical documents on the Island. It contains around 80,000 feet of cubicles of documents including: text, graphics (plans, maps, drawings), printings (newspapers, magazines), movies, and tapings in various forms.
http://www.icp.gobierno.pr/agp/

City Lore:
City Lore was founded in 1986 to produce programs and publications that convey the richness of New York City's cultural heritage. Increasingly our many efforts embrace national audiences as well. Our staff includes folklorists, historians, anthropologists, and ethnomusicologists, all of whom specialize in the creation of programs and materials for public education and enjoyment. In addition to staff projects, affiliated individuals and organizations work through City Lore to produce independent films, exhibits, and other media projects.
http://www.lapalomasabanera.com/

CSV:
The Clemento Soto Velez Cultural Center is a Puerto Rican/Latino cultural institution that has demonstrated a broad-minded cultural vision and a collaborative philosophy. While CSV's mission is focused on the cultivation, presentation and preservation of Puerto Rican and Latino culture, it is equally determined to operate in a multi-cultural and inclusive manner, housing and promoting artists and performance events that fully reflect the cultural diversity of the Lower East Side and the city as a whole.
www.csvcenter.com

Centro de Estudios Puertorriqueños:
The Centro de Estudios Puertorriqueños/Center for Puerto Rican Studies is a university-based research institute whose mission consists of two components. One is to collect, preserve and provide access to archival and library resources documenting the history and culture of Puerto Ricans. The other is to produce, facilitate, and disseminate interdisciplinary research about the diasporic experiences of Puerto Ricans and to link this scholarly inquiry to social action and policy debates.
http://centropr.org/

La Casa de la Herencia Puertorriqueña:
La Casa de la Herencia Cultural Puertorriqueña, Inc. (La Casa) is a non-profit community based cultural institution, founded by the late New York Assemblyman, Luis Nine of the Bronx. Our main objective is to promote the development of the Puerto Rican culture and to preserve, enrich and disseminate our cultural and literary heritage to the Puerto Rican community and others.
http://www.lacasapr.org/

PR Dream/Media Noche Gallery:
Puerto Rico and the American Dream is the award-winning Web site on
the history, culture and politics of Puerto Rico and the Puerto Rican diaspora. Founded seven years ago by Judith Escalona and Stephanie Owens, this multimedia site continues to bring unique, original content online in Spanish and English. A film section, an online gallery, discussion boards, historical timelines and oral histories are featured along with announcements and current events postings.
www.prdream.com

Puerto Rico Federal Affairs Administration:
On May 12, 1945, the “Office of Puerto Rican Affairs in Washington” was established to keep leaders in our nation’s capital informed about issues of importance to the Island. PRFAA also serves as the official representative of the Government of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico before federal, state and local governments. PRFAA continues to maintain its original mission of acting as the essential bridge between Puerto Rico and Washington, D.C. 
www.prfaa.com

Society of the Educational Arts, Inc./SEA:
The Society of the Educational Arts, Inc. (SEA), a Bilingual Arts-in-Education Organization & Latino Theatre Company for Young Audiences, is dedicated to the empowerment and educational advancement of children and young adults. SEA creates educational theater and arts programs specifically designed to examine, challenge and create possible solutions for current educational and social issues affecting our communities.
www.sea-ny.org

Teatro LA TEA:
LA TEA is one of New York's premier and reputable Latino theaters run by well-known professional actors who are committed to fostering, preserving and promoting the richness of their cultural heritage. LA TEA provides access to Latinos and others traditionally excluded from the enriching experience of the performing arts, a challenge to persistent negative portrayals of Latino Images, opportunities to young artists, writers, directors, and performers, and a socially responsible artistic environment where the arts are both integral and relevant to the life experiences of its multicultural audiences.
http://www.teatrolatea.com

Institute for Puerto Rican Arts &Culture/IPRAC (Chicago):
The Institute of Puerto Rican Arts & Culture is a cultural and educational institution devoted to the promotion, integration and advancement of Puerto Rican arts and culture. IPRAC addresses the needs of the Puerto Rican diaspora through the presentation of competent visual arts and programming that furthers Puerto Rican history and artistic traditions.
http://www.iprac.org/home.htm

La Paloma Sabanera Coffe House & Bookstore (Hartford):
La Paloma offers arabica bean coffees from the mountains of Puerto Rico and fair trade, organic coffee from Central & South America. We also specialize in books by and about Latino authors & subjects. In the process of serving the finest coffee and offering the best in Latino literature, La Paloma Sabanera fills a crucial need for Greater Hartford's Latino and socially conscious communities, that of a "third place" (outside home and work)
where citizens of a community meet to develop friendships, discuss issues, and interact with others.
http://www.lapalomasabanera.com/

Revolución Latina:
Revolución Latina is an artistic movement that celebrates the lives, careers, triumphs and existence of all Latino Artists in and out of the New York Performing Art Community. This exciting and very promising new movement brings Latin Artists together in the hopes of continuing to demonstrate our talents through professional and high quality exposition to a broad audience.
http://www.myspace.com/revolucionlatina