Tola’s Room in Northeast Baltimore is a vibrant hub of Puerto Rican heritage and culture, blending personal narrative, historical exploration, and community engagement. Founded to honor Puerto Rican and Nuyorican experiences, it emerged as an art therapy project following the death of the founder’s father in 2013. The space hosts exhibitions, workshops, and collaborations, fostering a sense of belonging and continuity within the community.

Emphasizing the acknowledgment of ancestors and the local Diasporican community's histories, Tola’s Room preserves cultural heritage and facilitates future exploration. It offers immersive experiences through interactive exhibits, curated to evoke a deep connection to Puerto Rican culture. Founder Christina Delgado is dedicated to empowering visitors to explore their identities and histories through the comfort of a home experience.

As the sole Puerto Rican culture hub in Baltimore, Tola’s Room not only serves as a sanctuary for cultural reconnection but also extends an invitation to the Boricua community to consider it their second home. It embodies the resilience and spirit of the Puerto Rican community, enriching lives and leaving a lasting impact on Baltimore's cultural landscape.