Uptown Arts Stroll 2009
Northern Manhattan’s Annual Arts Festival :: June 2009
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Events Schedule
Last update: June 25, 2009
The events are free unless otherwise noted.
- Art & History: Local views and Lasting Landscapes
Mon 1 Jun 7:30 pm – 9:00 pm
Indian Road Cafe · 600 W. 218th St. (at Indian Road)
A detailed survey of artwork inspired by the landscape of Inwood, Washington Heights and the surrounding area.
Don Rice: 917.570.5363 - Chapbook Festival: Bilingual Poets
Tue 2 Jun 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Ft. Washington Branch Library · 535 W. 179th St. btwn. Audubon & St. Nicholas Aves.
In addition to English, the readers’ languages include Hebrew, Korean, and French. - The Merchant of Venice
Wed 3 Jun 7:30 pm – 9:00 pm
Inwood Hill Park Peninsula
Performance of the Shakespeare’s famous play. (In the event of rain, performances may be delayed or cancelled) - Inwood Shakespeare Festival
Wed 3 Jun 7:30 pm – 9:30 pm
Inwood Hill Park Peninsula
Opening night. The Inwood Shakespeare Festival returns for its 10 year anniversary of providing free accessible multicultural music, theatre and dance to the greater Inwood community.
Info: www.moosehallisf.org - 917.918.0394 - Comedy, Comedy, Music and Comedy
Wed 3 Jun 9:00 pm – 11:00 pm
Coogan’s · 4015 Broadway (at 169th St.)
Stand-up Comedy with Erin McGuirk and national headlining comics.
$8/$10at the door, + 2 item minimum.
Reservations: The Noumenon Theatre Company · 646.428.2260 - “Washington Heights — Mi Mundo, Mi Comunidad, y Mi Gente — My World, My Community, & My People”
Thu 4 Jun 11:00 am – 1:00 pm
Washington Heights Branch Library · 160th & St. & St Nicholas Ave.
Four week collage workshop for older adults. Taught by artist Paul Ferrara. Exhibition: June 26th 11:00 am – 1:00 pm.
Kassandre Innocent, Senior Librarian - 212.923.6054 - The Chapbook and the Emerging Poet
Thu 4 Jun 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Ft. Washington Branch Library · 535 W. 179th St. btwn. Audubon & St. Nicholas Aves.
Poets & chapbook publishing professionals will discuss the “short” collection, a book form that has a special role to play as poets begin to find their audiences.With: Meredith Trede, Margo Stever, Elaine Sexton, Sheila Maldonado
- Urban Forms
Thu 4 Jun 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Cabrini Wines · 831 West 181st Street (at Cabrini Blvd.)
Exhibition Opening.A Group Show featuring: Diane Drescher, Trish Mayo, Rick Perez, Daniel Root, Stephan Sandoval, Sheryl Zacharia.
- The Merchant of Venice
Thu 4 Jun 7:30 pm – 9:00 pm
Inwood Hill Park Peninsula
Performance of the Shakespeare’s famous play. (In the event of rain, performances may be delayed or cancelled) - NoMAA Visual Arts Exhibition & Uptown Arts Stroll 2009 Kick-Off
Fri 5 Jun 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm
The Cornerstone Center • 178 Bennett Avenue (at 189th St.)
Kicking-off the Uptown Arts Stroll 2009 will be an Opening Reception on Friday, June 5th at The Cornerstone Center, 178 Bennett Avenue (at 189th St.), from 6:00 pm - 10:00 pm. The reception will feature an exhibition, and showcase performance with the works of the 2008/2009 NoMAA performing, media, and visual art grantees. Rocio Aranda-Alvarado, Special Projects Coordinator at El Museo del Barrio, has contributed her talent to the curation of the visual art work of the NoMAA grantees on display. There will be a roundtable discussion with artists featured in the NoMAA exhibition on Wednesday, June 10 at 6:30 pm.During the Opening Reception guests will also have a chance to enjoy a special tribute to Uptown Arts Stroll honorees Marjorie Eliot and Miguel Zenón, and a special jazz performance by Rudel Drears, son of Marjorie Eliot.
- Mozart Requiem Singalong
Fri 5 Jun 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm
The Lounge at Hudson View Gardens • 116 Pinehurst Ave. (at 183rd St.)
The audience is the chorus in this Mozart Requiem singalong. $5 donation
Info: 212.923.7800 x1314 - The Merchant of Venice
Fri 5 Jun 7:30 pm – 9:00 pm
Inwood Hill Park Peninsula
Performance of the Shakespeare’s famous play. (In the event of rain, performances may be delayed or cancelled) - Hike the Heights V / Giraffe Path
Sat 6 Jun 9:30 am – 3:00 pm
5 different locations (please read the details)
Celebrating its fifth year, Hike the Heights V encourages children and their families to explore the parks north of W. 135th Street. For the third year the hike will also include a scavenger hunt with over 100 giraffe sculptures – a reference to the resemblance of the northern tip of Manhattan to a giraffe – created out of paper mâché and decorated by close to 1000 local school children and teens.To hike the Heights, begin at one of 5 locations at 9:30 am - St. Nicholas Park* (St. Nicholas Ave and W. 135th Street); Jackie Robinson Bandshell (W. 148th Street and Bradhurst Ave); Swindler’s Cove* (Dyckman Street and 10th Ave); The RING Garden (Broadway and Riverside Drive); or 110th and Central Park West. (*will have art activities for children before hike). The hike begins at 10:30 am and ends with a community celebration at Highbridge Park, 173rd St. and Amsterdam Ave. until 3:00 pm. Presented by CLIMB (City Life is Moving Bodies), CAW (Creative Arts Workshops for Kids) and other community partners
- 3rd Annual Children’s Festival of Russian Culture
Sat 6 Jun 12:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Fort Tyron Park
The Russian American Cultural Heritage Center presents the 3rd Annual Children’s Festival of Russian Culture at the Cloister Museum Lawn in Ft. Tryon Park. The Festival features a dozen children’s folk groups, dancers, singers, and musicians all sharing traditional Russian culture. Enjoy Russian food, souvenirs, games, comic characters, interactive arts & crafts, storytelling, and much more.Info: www.rach-c.org • 888.762.9031
- Solar Saturdays with Donna Stearns and The Big Bangers
Sat 6 Jun 12:30 pm – 2:00 pm
NW Corner of Isham Street and Park Terrace West (lawn next to outdoor Farmers’ Market)
Music meets Astronomy for Solar Saturdays, weather-permitting. Come hear a sung performance of “Up, Up, Up in the Sky” and safely look through a telescope at the Sun! Jason Kendall, a NASA/JPL Solar System Ambassador, will answer questions about the Sun and help you look for sunspots and solar flares. “Up, Up, Up in the Sky” is an official International Year of Astronomy (IYA2009) song recorded by Donna Stearns (songwriter) and The Big Bangers (Clara Barton Green, Eric Vetter, Matt Gordon). Singers for Solar Saturdays will include Donna Stearns, The Big Bangers and Astronomy Singers. Il Sole Italian Restaurant and Bar is the sponsor for this event’s CD pressing, so CD singles will be available for purchase. The song is also on iTunes.
Info: www.InwoodAstronomy.org · www.DonnaStearns.com - Returning the Gift
Sat 6 Jun 3:00 pm – 7:00 pm
The Rio Penthouse Gallery • 10 Fort Washington Ave. (btwn 159th and 160th Sts)
A Group Show & Charity Auction to benefit Broadway Housing Communities Rio Galleries.Info: Ana-Ofelia Rodriguez, 212.568.2030
- The Merchant of Venice
Sat 6 Jun 7:30 pm – 9:00 pm
Inwood Hill Park Peninsula
Performance of the Shakespeare’s famous play. (In the event of rain, performances may be delayed or cancelled) - Foundations
Sat 6 Jun 8:00 pm – 10:00 pm
The Cornerstone Center • 178 Bennett Ave. (at 189th St.)
A new dance that explores the diverse spiritual footings and foundations of an interfaith cast of dancers using movement, text and storytelling.
Performed by M.E.L.D. Danceworks
Info: www.melddanceworks.org - Concert: Parlor Entertainment
Sun 7 Jun 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm
555 Edgecombe Ave., Apt. 3F
Art’s power to make an emotional connection is on display every Sunday afternoon in apartment 3F of 555 Edgecombe Avenue. That’s where, for the past 16 years, Marjorie Eliot has staged a jazz concert in her apartment and welcomed the public to attend.Parlor Jazz keeps alive the jazz tradition. Young lions hoping to test their chops share the stage with veteran musicians. The audience squeezes into the living room, kitchen and hallway on folding chairs.
For Eliot the Sundays are a tribute to the jazz greats whose numbers are dwindling and to her two deceased sons. It was Phillip’s death in 1992 that prompted her to begin the intimate sessions. Eliot, an accomplished professional actress and musician, starts every session with a spiritual on solo piano. Then other musicians, often led by her son Rudel on piano, take over. The result is the small miracle of live music performed up close and personal.
For her long dedication to the performing arts, and for transforming her grief into a beautiful artistic statement shared every week, NoMAA is proud to honor Marjorie Eliot.
Info: 212.781.6595
- Chapbook Celebration: Reading
Sun 7 Jun 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm
The Lounge @ Hudson View Gardens (183rd & Pinehurst Ave.)
Maggie Schwed, Melinda Thomsen, Estha Weiner, Ilene Starger, Michael Carman, Elisabeth FrostSix emerging poets with recently published chapbooks.
- Reading: Life, Love, and Liquor
Mon 8 Jun 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm
Red Room Vinoteca Lounge · 1 Bennett Ave. (at 181st St.)
Open mic and reading featuring Jeanne Dickey, Cynthia Foo, Lakis Polycarpou, and Esdras Santana. 2 drink minimum. Info: Renee Kashuba - reneekashuba@earthlink.net - Hansel & Gretel – Children’s Concert with The Metropolitan Soloists
Mon 8 Jun 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm
Isham Park
Concert in Isham Park (Entrances on Broadway & Isham Street; and Park Terrace West & Isham Street). Rain location: Holy Trinity Episcopal Church on Cumming Street (btwn Broadway & Seaman Avenue) - One Mic Lounge
Tue 9 Jun 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Red Room Vinoteca Lounge • 1 Bennett Ave. (at 181st St.)
Open mic and performances. - Inwood POP: Portraits and Poetry
Wed 10 Jun 9:15 am – 11:30 am
Amistad Dual Language School • 4862 Broadway (W. 204th St.)
Exhibition Opening. Over one hundred photographs and poems by 1st and 2nd grade students sharing their home and community - photographs will then be exhibited at the following locations: Broadway from Dyckman St. to W. 207St.; W. 207 St. from Sherman Ave. to Inwood Hill Park; Dyckman St. at Sherman Ave. to the Hudson River; and on the side streets of Vermilyea Ave., Academy St., Cummings St., and Seaman Ave. Info: 415.246.8652 - Concerts in the Heights
Wed 10 Jun 12:00 pm – 2:00 pm
Fort Washington Collegiate Church Fellowship Hall · 729 W 181st Street
The program, which in this ocassion features the marimba, includes:
Thermodynamics, by Matt Gianotti. World premiere of this piece specifically for this concert.
Other pieces: Charles Taylor (Sonata for French horn and Marimba), Michael deMurga (Hopscotch), Toshio Hosokawa (Reminiscence)
Performers: Russell Greenberg - marimba, Monica Bauchwitz - violin and Karl Kramer - French horn.
Wine tasting by Cabrini Wines.
Tickets at the door: $8 ($5 students/seniors) - Artists’ Talk
Wed 10 Jun 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
The Cornerstone Center • 178 Bennett Ave. (W. 189th St.)
Roundtable discussion with artists featured in the NoMAA exhibition. - The Merchant of Venice
Wed 10 Jun 7:30 pm – 9:00 pm
Inwood Hill Park Peninsula
Performance of the Shakespeare’s famous play. (In the event of rain, performances may be delayed or cancelled) - Comedy, Comedy, Music and Comedy
Wed 10 Jun 9:00 pm – 11:00 pm
Coogan’s · 4015 Broadway (at 169th St.)
Stand-up Comedy with Erin McGuirk and national headlining comics.
$8/$10at the door, + 2 item minimum.
Reservations: The Noumenon Theatre Company · 646.428.2260 - “Washington Heights — Mi Mundo, Mi Comunidad, y Mi Gente — My World, My Community, & My People”
Thu 11 Jun 11:00 am – 1:00 pm
Washington Heights Branch Library · 160th & St. & St Nicholas Ave.
Four week collage workshop for older adults. Taught by artist Paul Ferrara. Exhibition: June 26th 11:00 am – 1:00 pm.
Kassandre Innocent, Senior Librarian - 212.923.6054 - Auction: A Night in the Heights
Thu 11 Jun 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Isabella Geriatric Center • 515 Audubon Ave. at W. 190th St.
An evening of arts, music and eats to benefit the community programs of Isabella Geriatric Center, including a live auction of artwork by local artists. Proceeds from the sale of artwork will be shared between the artist, Isabella and NoMAA.
Tickets: $50/$25 seniors (60+)
RSVP: aguerrero@isabella.org • 212.342.9538 - Djangos & Tangos
Thu 11 Jun 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm
Dyckman Farmhouse Museum • 4881 Broadway (at 204th Street)
Concert.
Uptown-based instrumental quintet Djangos & Tangos plays gypsy jazz made popular by Django Reinhardt and neotango of Astor Piazzolla, coupled with jazz and folk standards. Celebrate the Recession with music of the Depression!. Bring a picnic and a blanket (no chairs please) and recline on the Dyckman Farmhouse lawn or relax on the park benches as you enjoy an evening with local musicians.
Info: www.myspace.com/djangosandtangos. - The Merchant of Venice
Thu 11 Jun 7:30 pm – 9:00 pm
Inwood Hill Park Peninsula
Performance of the Shakespeare’s famous play. (In the event of rain, performances may be delayed or cancelled) - Concerts in the Heights
Thu 11 Jun 8:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Fort Washington Collegiate Church Fellowship Hall · 729 W 181st Street
The program, which in this ocassion features the marimba, includes:
Thermodynamics, by Matt Gianotti. World premiere of this piece specifically for this concert.
Other pieces: Charles Taylor (Sonata for French horn and Marimba), Michael deMurga (Hopscotch), Toshio Hosokawa (Reminiscence)
Performers: Russell Greenberg - marimba, Monica Bauchwitz - violin and Karl Kramer - French horn.
Wine tasting by Cabrini Wines.
Tickets at the door: $12 ($7 students/seniors) - Perfect 8 Bodega Installation
Fri 12 Jun 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Last Stop Convenience Store • 4971 Broadway (corner of Isham St.)
Installation.
Magazines in a local bodega will be replaced with the PERFECT 8 publication - bringing together works by artists and writers that engage the public in a dialogue about the negative impacts of objectification and the promotion of empathy in contrast to objectification. Info: www.PerfectEight.com - Fundraiser for the Inwood Shakespeare Festival
Fri 12 Jun 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm
Inwood Park Peninsula
Fundraiser for the Inwood Shakespeare Festival in celebration of its 10th anniversary. Includes “A Taste of Inwood” showcase of local restaurants and music by The David Kolker Band, followed by a free public scheduled performance of The Merchant of Venice. Info: www.moosehallisf.org · 917.918.0394 - The Buena Suerte Series
Fri 12 Jun 6:00 pm – Sat 13 Jun 12:00 am
Two different hours and locations (see information below)
6 pm - 9 pm - Probus · 714 w.181st Street, (btwn. Broadway-Ft. Washington)
9 pm - 12 am - Locksmith Bar · 4364 Broadway (btwn. 191st -192nd)Artistic riff on the hopeful imagery of “belones” – the votive candles cherished by Latinos. This exhibit, held at Probus, goes hand in hand with the launching of a collection of T-shirts that bare the same motifs as the artwork. There will be an after party for this event held at the Locksmith Bar.
Info: info@soundofart.net
- The Changing Qualities of Light
Fri 12 Jun 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm
Hintersteiner Gallery At Community Board • 711 W 168th St. (at Haven Ave.)
Exhibition Opening. Exhibition with the photographers: Teresa Pelaez | Freddy Polanco | Maximo Tejeda | Luis Martinez | Narciso Polanco - WORDS — Spoken and Sung
Fri 12 Jun 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
The Cornerstone Center • 178 Bennett Avenue (at 189th St.)
Spoken Word featuring: Fred Arcoleo, Carlo Baldi, Yoseli Castillo, Demetrius Daniels, DubbleX, Ruben Flaco, Robin Glasser, James Jurado, Precious Jones, Joy Leftow, Gregory Nunez - The Merchant of Venice
Fri 12 Jun 7:30 pm – 9:00 pm
Inwood Hill Park Peninsula
Performance of the Shakespeare’s famous play. (In the event of rain, performances may be delayed or cancelled) - 9th Annual Art in the Garden
Sat 13 Jun 12:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Riverside-Inwood Neighborhood Garden, at the confluence of Broadway, Dyckman St. and Riverside Dr.
Art exhibition with musical performances and readings by local artists, including: Fred Arcoleo, Steven Beveridge, Maggie Clarke, Risa Ehrlich, David Ferrando, Joy Leftow, DubbleX, F. Leslie Hampton, Greta Herron, Keven Lock, Don Rice, Arthur Sherry, Amy Soucy and Elizabeth Popiel (curator). Info: Dr. Liz Popiel - scenicdesigner@hotmail.com
*Followed by the 25th Anniversary of the RING Garden (5:30 pm - 8:30 pm) - honoring long time supporters. Food by area restaurants and Live Music. - Solar Saturdays with Donna Stearns and The Big Bangers
Sat 13 Jun 12:30 pm – 2:00 pm
NW Corner of Isham Street and Park Terrace West (lawn next to outdoor Farmers’ Market)
Music meets Astronomy for Solar Saturdays, weather-permitting. Come hear a sung performance of “Up, Up, Up in the Sky” and safely look through a telescope at the Sun! Jason Kendall, a NASA/JPL Solar System Ambassador, will answer questions about the Sun and help you look for sunspots and solar flares. “Up, Up, Up in the Sky” is an official International Year of Astronomy (IYA2009) song recorded by Donna Stearns (songwriter) and The Big Bangers (Clara Barton Green, Eric Vetter, Matt Gordon). Singers for Solar Saturdays will include Donna Stearns, The Big Bangers and Astronomy Singers. Il Sole Italian Restaurant and Bar is the sponsor for this event’s CD pressing, so CD singles will be available for purchase. The song is also on iTunes.
Info: www.InwoodAstronomy.org · www.DonnaStearns.com - Art in the Park
Sat 13 Jun 1:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Ft. Tryon Park
Take advantage of the warm weather during the Uptown Arts Stroll 2009 at Art in the Park – a day of art, dance, and music, celebrating our creative community and natural resources.From 1pm-3pm the day begins with Salsa & Merengue dance class with Sita Frederick/Areytos and body percussion/rhythm classes with Max Pollack/Rumba Tap to get you ready to dance the rest of the summer!
Later in the day, check out a variety of community activities in art, music and dance offered from 3pm- 6pm at Margaret Corbin Circle, Linden Terrace, along the path to the Cloisters and down on Broadway. Take a walk around the park and see local artwork, create your own artwork with MoMA Outdoors and neighborhood artists, hear storytelling, see colorful dance, and hear music including Latin jazz and opera!
The day concludes at 6pm with the premier of a sitespecific dance piece by Edgar Cortes Dance Theater inspired by The Hunt of the Unicorn tapestries on view at The Cloisters Museum.
Bring a blanket and enjoy the day!
Info: (212) 568-4396 • info@nomaanyc.org
- Opening Reception and Artist Talk: It’s About Time - 244 Years at the Morris-Jumel Mansion Museum
Sat 13 Jun 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Morris- Jumel Mansion Museum • 65 Jumel Terrace
A photography retrospective of Manhattan’s oldest house. Historical photographs from museum collection and contemporary views by Trish Mayo and Tom Stoelker. - Adjusting
Sat 13 Jun 4:00 pm – 7:00 pm
The Heights Gallery • 530 West 178th Street
Opening. Exhibition by Raquel Manuela Colón. - The Merchant of Venice
Sat 13 Jun 7:30 pm – 9:00 pm
Inwood Hill Park Peninsula
Performance of the Shakespeare’s famous play. (In the event of rain, performances may be delayed or cancelled) - Don’t look at them
Sat 13 Jun 8:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Culturarte • 260 Audubon Ave. (at 178th St.), Suite 100-S, 1st Floor
“A slaughterhouse as a metaphor for confrontation, agony and death.” Who is the victim? Who is the executioner? What is the meaning of being any of them? Contemporary dance presented by Ateatro Dansa. $15
Reservations & Info: 646.410.0904 / 646.533.7790 - pOpera Caberet
Sun 14 Jun 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm
YM & YWHA of Washington Heights & Inwood • 54 Nagle Ave.
Performance.A fast-paced and informal hour of music! Presented by Underworld Productions Opera Ensemble. Inc. $10 / $3 seniors Reservations: underworldprod@gmail.com
- Scandinavian Music Festival
Sun 14 Jun 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm
Billings Lawn · Fort Tryon Park (Use park entrance on Fort Washington Avenue and 193rd Street.)
The Scandinavia String Quartet will perform works by Carl Nielsen (String Quartet in g minor), Frank Foerster (Folk Dances from Iceland and Finland) and Edvard Grieg (String Quartet in g minor)
Info & updates: www.nyscandia.org · scandiasymphony@aol.com - Texas Swing with the “Doc” Wallace Trio
Sun 14 Jun 4:00 pm – 7:00 pm
The Lounge at Hudson View Gardens • 116 Pinehurst Ave. (at 183rd St.)
Performance.
Fiddle breakdowns, waltzes, ragtime, jazzy riffs and rollicking reels meet great Tex-Mex cooking and refreshments from south of the border, in this right neighborly FREE annual picnic gathering, featuring HVG’s own tumbleweed troubadours David Wallace and Daniel Levy. Food starts at 4:00 ($6 adult; $4 child); free music starts at 5:00. Cash bar. - Concert: Parlor Entertainment
Sun 14 Jun 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm
555 Edgecombe Ave., Apt. 3F
Art’s power to make an emotional connection is on display every Sunday afternoon in apartment 3F of 555 Edgecombe Avenue. That’s where, for the past 16 years, Marjorie Eliot has staged a jazz concert in her apartment and welcomed the public to attend.Parlor Jazz keeps alive the jazz tradition. Young lions hoping to test their chops share the stage with veteran musicians. The audience squeezes into the living room, kitchen and hallway on folding chairs.
For Eliot the Sundays are a tribute to the jazz greats whose numbers are dwindling and to her two deceased sons. It was Phillip’s death in 1992 that prompted her to begin the intimate sessions. Eliot, an accomplished professional actress and musician, starts every session with a spiritual on solo piano. Then other musicians, often led by her son Rudel on piano, take over. The result is the small miracle of live music performed up close and personal.
For her long dedication to the performing arts, and for transforming her grief into a beautiful artistic statement shared every week, NoMAA is proud to honor Marjorie Eliot.
Info: 212.781.6595
- Don’t look at them
Sun 14 Jun 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Culturarte • 260 Audubon Ave. (at 178th St.), Suite 100-S, 1st Floor
“A slaughterhouse as a metaphor for confrontation, agony and death.” Who is the victim? Who is the executioner? What is the meaning of being any of them? Contemporary dance presented by Ateatro Dansa. $15
Reservations & Info: 646.410.0904 / 646.533.7790 - Graffiti of Northern Manhattan
Mon 15 Jun 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm
WorkSpace Offices Studios • 5030 Broadway @213th St.
Panel.
A conversation with notable graffiti artists from Washington Heights and Inwood.
Info: info@nomaanyc.org • 212.568.4396 - Metropolitan Soloists Wind Ensemble
Mon 15 Jun 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Isham Park
Concert. Mozart, Haydn, Dvorak Isham Park - near the traffic circle at the south end of Park Terrace East (below 215th St.) Rain Location: Holy Trinity Church • 20 Cumming St. btwn Broadway & Seaman Ave. - Lessons in the Sky: A Filmic Tribute to Audubon
Tue 16 Jun 8:30 pm – 10:30 pm
Audubon Terrace • Broadway btwn 155th and 156th Sts& Seaman Ave.
Film.Audubon’s life work with birds, birdwatching, and the timeless current of artists’ studies of wildlife. Part of Tuesdays on the Terrace - Hosted by the Dia Foundation.
- Dreams, flora and magic
Wed 17 Jun 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Morris Jumel Mansion • 65 Jumel Terrace
Performance.Children’s stories written by Mary-Ely Pena with illustrations and design by Iliana Emilia Garcia and Scherezade Garcia. Join us for an outdoor theatrical presentation with live music, performances and games for and by children of all ages. Presented by Casa Duarte Cultural & Performing Arts Center and the Morris Jumel Mansion.
- The Merchant of Venice
Wed 17 Jun 7:30 pm – 9:00 pm
Inwood Hill Park Peninsula
Performance of the Shakespeare’s famous play. (In the event of rain, performances may be delayed or cancelled) - Comedy, Comedy, Music and Comedy
Wed 17 Jun 9:00 pm – 11:00 pm
Coogan’s · 4015 Broadway (at 169th St.)
An evening of jazz, featuring top New York musicians. $8/$10at the door, + 2 item minimum. Reservations: The Noumenon Theatre Company · 646.428.2260 - “Washington Heights — Mi Mundo, Mi Comunidad, y Mi Gente — My World, My Community, & My People”
Thu 18 Jun 11:00 am – 1:00 pm
Washington Heights Branch Library · 160th & St. & St Nicholas Ave.
Four week collage workshop for older adults. Taught by artist Paul Ferrara. Exhibition: June 26th 11:00 am – 1:00 pm.
Kassandre Innocent, Senior Librarian - 212.923.6054 - Filling Our Neighborhood with Colors
Thu 18 Jun 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm
The Gallery Space at Russ Berrie Medical Science Pavilion & Lasker Biomedical Research Building
Russ Berrie located at 1150 St. Nicholas Ave. (near W. 168th St.) Lasker located at 3960 Broadway (W. 166th St.)Reception with the artists.
Artists: René De Los Santos, José ‘Artie’ Parra, Marisa van Pol, Lucho Capellán, Yuvira Montilla, Felix Dicló, Frank Polanco (Frentón), José Luis Decena, Robert Paulino, Narciso Polanco, Henry Vargas, Eilis Soto, Joseph Gastón, René De Los Santos, Gladys E. Perez.
- Andrea Arroyo: “Flor de Vida II” & Felipe Galindo: “All the World in Manhattan”
Thu 18 Jun 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
La Galeria at Boricua College • 3755 Broadway (W. 156th Street)
Opening ReceptionInfo: artstudio@nyc.rr.com
- The Merchant of Venice
Thu 18 Jun 7:30 pm – 9:00 pm
Inwood Hill Park Peninsula
Performance of the Shakespeare’s famous play. (In the event of rain, performances may be delayed or cancelled) - June Half Moon: Words and Music for the Planet
Fri 19 Jun 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Payson Lawn • Payson Ave. and Dyckman St. (behind the playground)
Performance. Featuring original songs in English and Spanish by Ruben Gonzalez and original poems and performance pieces about Upper Manhattan by Carlo Baldi. Info: www.rubengonzalez.info - Performance
Fri 19 Jun 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
The Rio Penthouse Gallery • 10 Fort Washington Ave. (btwn 159th and 160th Sts)
An evening of poetry, prose and music with Robin Glasser & Friends. - Boxed Work
Fri 19 Jun 6:30 pm – 9:00 pm
The Cornerstone Center • 178 Bennett Ave. (W. 189th St.)
Opening Reception. Exhibit by Karen Hudson - Aequitas
Fri 19 Jun 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
The Cornerstone Center • 178 Bennett Ave. (W. 189th St.)
Opening reception.“Aequitas” exhibit include works by Stephen Beveridge Dekka Raymaker, Andrew MacLachlan, Penumbra Carter, Beth Olds, Nebulosus Severine, CM Pauluh, Sowa Mai, David Ferrando, Banrion Constantine, Robert Garlick, and Elif Arat.
Info: SowaMai@gmail.com • 212 928 8351
- The Merchant of Venice
Fri 19 Jun 7:30 pm – 9:00 pm
Inwood Hill Park Peninsula
Performance of the Shakespeare’s famous play. (In the event of rain, performances may be delayed or cancelled) - A Suite of Works from Colonial Cuzco, Peru
Sat 20 Jun 11:00 am – 1:00 pm
Hispanic Society of America • 613 West 155th St. (Entrance on Broadway btwn 155th and 156th Sts)
Gallery Talk. Recently acquired works from the 18th-century Peruvian school. Gallery Talk with Dr. Marcus Burke, Senior Curator and Mrs. Halina McCormack, Painting Conservator.
Info: 212.926.2234 - Chapbook Festival
Sat 20 Jun 11:00 am – 1:00 pm
Washington Branch Library • 535 W. 179th St. btwn Audubon & St. Nicholas Aves.
Bookmaking Workshop for Children and Their Families. Children learn to make real books from simple materials, including their own writing and drawing. With Artist Dindga McCannon. - Solar Saturdays with Donna Stearns and The Big Bangers
Sat 20 Jun 12:30 pm – 2:00 pm
NW Corner of Isham Street and Park Terrace West (lawn next to outdoor Farmers’ Market)
Music meets Astronomy for Solar Saturdays, weather-permitting. Come hear a sung performance of “Up, Up, Up in the Sky” and safely look through a telescope at the Sun! Jason Kendall, a NASA/JPL Solar System Ambassador, will answer questions about the Sun and help you look for sunspots and solar flares. “Up, Up, Up in the Sky” is an official International Year of Astronomy (IYA2009) song recorded by Donna Stearns (songwriter) and The Big Bangers (Clara Barton Green, Eric Vetter, Matt Gordon). Singers for Solar Saturdays will include Donna Stearns, The Big Bangers and Astronomy Singers. Il Sole Italian Restaurant and Bar is the sponsor for this event’s CD pressing, so CD singles will be available for purchase. The song is also on iTunes.
Info: www.InwoodAstronomy.org · www.DonnaStearns.com - Words from the Soul
Sat 20 Jun 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm
Inwood Public Library • 4790 Broadway (near Dyckman St.)
Bilingual Poetry And Music.
Reading featuring: Yoseli Castillo, Eleana Reynoso, Rubén Gonzalez, Carlo Baldi. Sponsored by the New York Public Library (NYPL) and Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance (NoMAA) - Social Whist Party: The Visit
Sat 20 Jun 3:00 pm – Sun 21 Jun 12:00 am
545 Edgecombe Ave. #4E (Bet. 159th and 160th Sts)
An evening of art, live music, performance, food and games. Based on the rent parties of the Harlem Renaissance period.
Hosted by Juan Mapu.
Info: (917) 821-3687 - [POSTPONED TO Jun 27] 25th Anniversary of the RING Garden
Sat 20 Jun 5:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Riverside-Inwood Neighborhood Garden · Confluence of Broadway, Dyckman St. and Riverside Dr.
Honoring long time supporters of the RING Garden. Food by area restaurants and Live
Music.
Info: www.RINGgarden.org - Vaginistas
Sat 20 Jun 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Tara Scents Holistic Center • 4996 Broadway at 212nd St., Ste CC
Performance.
A celebration of women through art. With monologues in English and Spanish, flamenco, poetry and an exhibit featuring arts and crafts.
Performers: Yolanny Rodriguez, Zulaika Velazquez, Inma Heredia, Isaura Piguave, and J.Ariel Rodriguez.
Info: www.teatrolastablas.org - The Merchant of Venice
Sat 20 Jun 7:30 pm – 9:00 pm
Inwood Hill Park Peninsula
Performance of the Shakespeare’s famous play. (In the event of rain, performances may be delayed or cancelled) - Walking tour through Dyckman Street, Tubby Hook & Sherman Creek
Sun 21 Jun 12:00 pm – 2:00 pm
Northwest corner of Dyckman Street and Broadway.
Dyckman Street has long been the border between Washington Heights and Inwood as well as a hub and major shopping center. To the west of Broadway between Fort Tryon Park and Inwood Hill Park was a fishing village known as Tubby Hook. Near the west side of Broadway at the William Tighe Triangle is the Riverside Inwood Neighborhood Garden. Along the route, is the site of the Dyckman Oval which was home to the Negro League Baseball team the New York Cubans. Also on Dyckman Street was the home of basketball great Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. The tour will also include a visit to Swindler’s Cove which is a part of Sherman Creek and is an oasis created by the New York Restoration Project. Local historian James Renner will discuss the area’s historical and natural features on a walking tour.
Info: 212.795.7830 • 917.533.3252 • JR6751@aol.com
Fee: $15 per person ($10 for seniors and students). - Quisqueya en el Hudson
Sun 21 Jun 1:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Highbridge Park (Amsterdam Ave. btwn 172 & 173 St.)
Festival of Dominican Arts, Music and Dance.
Open mic and performances by Kalunga, Kumbakarey, Tony Vicioso, Generacion tipica, Claudio Fortunato y sus Guedeses, Dagoberto Perez y Nelly Olivares, Isaias Amaro…
Info: 646.345.3656 - Drawings in Black, White & Colors
Sun 21 Jun 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Office of the City Council Member Robert Jackson · 711 W 183rd St. (corner Ft. Washington Ave.)
Reception with the artists.
Artists: Edgar Gonzalez | José ‘Artie’ Parra | Ezequiel Jiménez | Henry Vargas.
Coordination: David Ulloa
Info: 212.928.1322 · 646.546.4281 - Make Music New York
Sun 21 Jun 1:30 pm – 3:00 pm
Bennett Park · Fort Washington Ave and W 185th St, Washington Heights
Performance by Rubén González - Scandinavian Music Festival
Sun 21 Jun 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm
Billings Lawn · Fort Tryon Park (Use park entrance on Fort Washington Avenue and 193rd Street.)
The Scandia Brass Quintet will perform works by William Brade (Pavane), Vagn Holmboe (Quintet for Brass), Edvard Grieg (Homage March - from Sigurd Jorsalfar), Oscar Borg (Norwegian Lion), Frans Sjoberg (Potpourri), Folk Tune (Norwegian Hunters March), Rikard Nordak (Norwegian National Anthem)
Info & Updates: http://www.nyscandia.org/ · scandiasymphony@aol.com - Concert: Parlor Entertainment
Sun 21 Jun 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm
555 Edgecombe Ave., Apt. 3F
Art’s power to make an emotional connection is on display every Sunday afternoon in apartment 3F of 555 Edgecombe Avenue. That’s where, for the past 16 years, Marjorie Eliot has staged a jazz concert in her apartment and welcomed the public to attend.Parlor Jazz keeps alive the jazz tradition. Young lions hoping to test their chops share the stage with veteran musicians. The audience squeezes into the living room, kitchen and hallway on folding chairs.
For Eliot the Sundays are a tribute to the jazz greats whose numbers are dwindling and to her two deceased sons. It was Phillip’s death in 1992 that prompted her to begin the intimate sessions. Eliot, an accomplished professional actress and musician, starts every session with a spiritual on solo piano. Then other musicians, often led by her son Rudel on piano, take over. The result is the small miracle of live music performed up close and personal.
For her long dedication to the performing arts, and for transforming her grief into a beautiful artistic statement shared every week, NoMAA is proud to honor Marjorie Eliot.
Info: 212.781.6595
- Make Music NY @ the RING Garden
Sun 21 Jun 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm
The RING Garden
Performances, among others by: 5:30pm Lisa Higbee - 5:50pm Maggie Clarke - 6:30pm Gus Amador - 7:00pm Suke Cerulo - 7:15pm Phillip Lynch - 7:30pm Extasy Mule 8 Glen White Jazz Trio. Hosted by Arthur Sherry and Laura Joy - [CANCELLED] Summer Love in the Heights
Mon 22 Jun 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
STAR Senior Center • 650 West 187th St. in the lower Church of St. Elizabeth’s Church
Exhibition. Art exhibition of scarves inspired by the Heather Garden in Ft. Tryon Park & designed by students from the STAR Senior Center. Talk with students and artist/ teacher Paul Ferrera take place from 10am-12pm.
Info: John Valez, Program Director · 212.781.8331 x13 - Metropolitan Soloists Wind Ensemble
Mon 22 Jun 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Isham Park
Concert.
Jelly Roll Morton, Joplin, and a Salute to M.G.M.
Isham Park - near the traffic circle at the south end of Park Terrace East (below 215th St.)
Rain Location: Holy Trinity Church • 20 Cumming St. btwn Broadway & Seaman Ave. - One Mic Lounge
Tue 23 Jun 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Red Room Vinoteca Lounge • 1 Bennett Ave. (at 181st St.)
Open mic and performances. - Miguel Zenón at the Hispanic Society
Tue 23 Jun 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
The Hispanic Society of America • Broadway btwn 155th & 156th Sts
Washington Heights resident Miguel Zenón was born and raised in San Juan, Puerto Rico. There, he studied classical saxophone at the famed Escuela Libre de Musica. It was at the Berklee School of Music that his formal jazz training began. Zenón went on to attend Manhattan School of Music and received a Masters in Saxophone Performance.In 2008 Zenón received a fellowship from the John Simon Guggenheim Foundation. Later that year he was one of 25 distinguished individuals chosen to receive the MacArthur “Genius” Grant. The fellowship is a prestigious addition in Zenón’s fast-rising career fusing jazz with various forms of music from Puerto Rico, like bomba and jibaro. To date, he has four albums of his own and has appeared as a sideman in more than 15 others.
NoMAA is thrilled to honor Miguel Zenón for his amazing accomplishments and invites you to two free neighborhood performances in celebration of the Uptown Arts Stroll 2009.
- Gay & Lesbian Bohemian Night
Wed 24 Jun 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
No Parking • 4168 Broadway (at 177th St.)
Performance
A night filled with poetry, songs, music, videos and visual arts.
Organized by Gay & Lesbian Dominican Empowerment Organization (GALDE).
$5 donation
Info: Yoseli - cyoseli@yahoo.com - “Washington Heights — Mi Mundo, Mi Comunidad, y Mi Gente — My World, My Community, & My People”
Thu 25 Jun 11:00 am – 1:00 pm
Washington Heights Branch Library · 160th & St. & St Nicholas Ave.
Four week collage workshop for older adults. Taught by artist Paul Ferrara. Exhibition: June 26th 11:00 am – 1:00 pm.
Kassandre Innocent, Senior Librarian - 212.923.6054 - Uptown Arts Stroll Comedy Show!
Thu 25 Jun 8:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Indian Road Cafe • 600 West 218th St. (at Indian Road)
Starring Sassi Keegan, Mary Dimino, Mike P. Burton, Colonel Tim, Eric Vetter, and special guests! Info: 212.942.7451 No cover. - Creative Venues: Projection Show
Thu 25 Jun 8:30 pm – 10:30 pm
Thayer Street near the intersection of Dyckman Street and Nagle Avenue
Artists Unite will bring an international exhibition to the people using an open wall or large screen in a heavily trafficked area in Washington Heights / Inwood – a wall on the Dyckman Stret Subway. The Creative Venues project aims to slice through the challenges the arts face in generating an audience by meeting people where they live, work, and play.Info: www.artistsunite-ny.org
- “Washington Heights – Mi Mundo, Mi Comunidad, y Mi Gente— My World, My Community, & My People”
Fri 26 Jun 11:00 am – 1:00 pm
Washington Heights Branch Library • 160th & St. Nicholas Ave.
Exhibition. Slide Presentation begins at 11:30 am followed by reception and live music. - Creative Venues: Projection Show
Fri 26 Jun 8:30 pm – 10:30 pm
Thayer Street near the intersection of Dyckman Street and Nagle Avenue
Artists Unite will bring an international exhibition to the people using an open wall or large screen in a heavily trafficked area in Washington Heights / Inwood – a wall on the Dyckman Stret Subway. The Creative Venues project aims to slice through the challenges the arts face in generating an audience by meeting people where they live, work, and play.Info: www.artistsunite-ny.org
- A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Fri 26 Jun 8:30 pm – 10:30 pm
KB Gallery • 875 West 181st
18 Actors – 22 Roles – 8,642 Possibilities. Presented by Nylon Fusion and directed by Andy Goldberg.
Tickets: $12.
Info: 212.543.2293 – khachik@bozoghlian.com - Aequitas
Fri 26 Jun 9:30 pm – 11:30 pm
Carleon Art Collective · Second life virtual world
Virtual opening reception.June 2009 brings an international cadre of artists to Artspace OSA in New York City and the virtual world of Second Life with art mined from childhood experience. This groundbreaking exhibit will feature paintings, digital work, and virtual world installations all ruthlessly exploring the formative years for healing, self discovery, and the sheer joy of discovery.
The idea spawned by Sowa Mai, a virtual construct of the artist Stephen Beveridge has pulled together artists from around the world to participate in a joint first life and second life exhibition.
This virtual opening will take place at the Caerleon Art Collective, Second Life virtual world, from 6:30-8:30slpm (Second life time)
Artists involved include Dekka Raymaker, Andrew MacLachlan, Penumbra Carter, Beth Olds, Nebulosus Severine, CM Pauluh, Sowa Mai, Stephen Beveridge, David Ferrando, Banrion Constantine, Robert Garlick, and Elif Arat.
- Solar Saturdays with Donna Stearns and The Big Bangers
Sat 27 Jun 12:30 pm – 2:00 pm
NW Corner of Isham Street and Park Terrace West (lawn next to outdoor Farmers’ Market)
Music meets Astronomy for Solar Saturdays, weather-permitting. Come hear a sung performance of “Up, Up, Up in the Sky” and safely look through a telescope at the Sun! Jason Kendall, a NASA/JPL Solar System Ambassador, will answer questions about the Sun and help you look for sunspots and solar flares. “Up, Up, Up in the Sky” is an official International Year of Astronomy (IYA2009) song recorded by Donna Stearns (songwriter) and The Big Bangers (Clara Barton Green, Eric Vetter, Matt Gordon). Singers for Solar Saturdays will include Donna Stearns, The Big Bangers and Astronomy Singers. Il Sole Italian Restaurant and Bar is the sponsor for this event’s CD pressing, so CD singles will be available for purchase. The song is also on iTunes.
Info: www.InwoodAstronomy.org · www.DonnaStearns.com - Puppets in the Park - Sleeping Beauty
Sat 27 Jun 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Highbridge Park • West 193th St. and Amsterdam Ave.
Performance.
Featuring the Swedish Cottage Marionette Theater, live and direct from Central Park, and free craft-making and live dance with Casa Duarte before the show! Bring a blanket!
Presented by NYC Parks and Recreation, the Casa Duarte Cultural and Performing Arts Center, and the highbridgek9club. - Auction & Closing Reception: Returning the Gift
Sat 27 Jun 3:00 pm – 7:00 pm
The Rio Penthouse Gallery • 10 Fort Washington Ave. (btwn 159th and 160th Sts)
A Group Show & Charity Auction to benefit Broadway Housing Communities Rio Galleries.
Final bids: 3-5pm. Reception: 5-7pm
Info: Ana-Ofelia Rodriguez, 212.568.2030 • Reynaldo Garcia Pantaleon, 917.848.6901 - A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Sat 27 Jun 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm
KB Gallery • 875 West 181st
18 Actors – 22 Roles – 8,642 Possibilities. Presented by Nylon Fusion and directed by Andy Goldberg.
Tickets: $12.
Info: 212.543.2293 – khachik@bozoghlian.com - 25th Anniversary of the RING Garden
Sat 27 Jun 5:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Riverside-Inwood Neighborhood Garden · Confluence of Broadway, Dyckman St. and Riverside Dr.
Honoring long time supporters of the RING Garden. Food by area restaurants and Live Music.
Info: www.RINGgarden.org - Creative Venues: Projection Show
Sat 27 Jun 8:30 pm – 10:30 pm
Thayer Street near the intersection of Dyckman Street and Nagle Avenue
Artists Unite will bring an international exhibition to the people using an open wall or large screen in a heavily trafficked area in Washington Heights / Inwood – a wall on the Dyckman Stret Subway. The Creative Venues project aims to slice through the challenges the arts face in generating an audience by meeting people where they live, work, and play.Info: www.artistsunite-ny.org
- A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Sat 27 Jun 8:30 pm – 10:30 pm
KB Gallery • 875 West 181st
18 Actors – 22 Roles – 8,642 Possibilities. Presented by Nylon Fusion and directed by Andy Goldberg.
Tickets: $12.
Info: 212.543.2293 – khachik@bozoghlian.com - Below 220 Art Show
Sun 28 Jun 12:00 pm – 5:00 pm
The Lounge at Hudson View Gardens, 116 Pinehurst Ave. (at 183rd St.)
Exhibition.
Original paintings, photos, prints, jewelry, fabric arts, crafts, all by people living below 220th St. priced below $220.
Info: 212.923.7800 ext 1732 - Open Studios
Sun 28 Jun 12:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Various locations
The open studios are when local artists open their studios to visitors. The open studios have been a success during previous Arts Strolls as they provide a closer look at the art produced in Northern Manhattan.For a listing, see the Open Studios (www.artstroll.com/open-studios/) web page.
- Music & Arts at Ft. Washington Collegiate Church featuring Miguel Zenón Trio
Sun 28 Jun 12:30 pm – 2:30 pm
Ft. Washington Collegiate Church • 729 W. 181st St. at Ft. Washington Ave.
Washington Heights resident Miguel Zenón was born and raised in San Juan, Puerto Rico. There, he studied classical saxophone at the famed Escuela Libre de Musica. It was at the Berklee School of Music that his formal jazz training began. Zenón went on to attend Manhattan School of Music and received a Masters in Saxophone Performance. In 2008 Zenón received a fellowship from the John Simon Guggenheim Foundation. Later that year he was one of 25 distinguished individuals chosen to receive the MacArthur “Genius” Grant. The fellowship is a prestigious addition in Zenón’s fast-rising career fusing jazz with various forms of music from Puerto Rico, like bomba and jibaro. To date, he has four albums of his own and has appeared as a sideman in more than 15 others. NoMAA is thrilled to honor Miguel Zenón for his amazing accomplishments and invites you to two free neighborhood performances in celebration of the Uptown Arts Stroll 2009. - Open House
Sun 28 Jun 2:15 pm – 5:00 pm
210 Pinehurst Ave.
Reception.
Mike Fitelson - photography, Elissa Gore - painting, Susan Kreitzman - painting, Stefanie Potenza - photography - Concert: Parlor Entertainment
Sun 28 Jun 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm
555 Edgecombe Ave., Apt. 3F
Art’s power to make an emotional connection is on display every Sunday afternoon in apartment 3F of 555 Edgecombe Avenue. That’s where, for the past 16 years, Marjorie Eliot has staged a jazz concert in her apartment and welcomed the public to attend.Parlor Jazz keeps alive the jazz tradition. Young lions hoping to test their chops share the stage with veteran musicians. The audience squeezes into the living room, kitchen and hallway on folding chairs.
For Eliot the Sundays are a tribute to the jazz greats whose numbers are dwindling and to her two deceased sons. It was Phillip’s death in 1992 that prompted her to begin the intimate sessions. Eliot, an accomplished professional actress and musician, starts every session with a spiritual on solo piano. Then other musicians, often led by her son Rudel on piano, take over. The result is the small miracle of live music performed up close and personal.
For her long dedication to the performing arts, and for transforming her grief into a beautiful artistic statement shared every week, NoMAA is proud to honor Marjorie Eliot.
Info: 212.781.6595
- NoMAA Artists’ Salon - Uptown Arts Stroll 2009 Closing Reception
Mon 29 Jun 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Umbrella Bar & Lounge • 440 West 202nd St. (at 10th Ave.)
Celebrate the closing of the Uptown Arts Stroll 2009! Meet fellow artists and performers and create partnerships – show us your talent through an open mic (sign up to perform by Friday, June 26 – space is limited). Enjoy Latin jazz courtesy of Annette A. Aguilar & StringBeans. Cocktails sponsored by Moët Hennessy, USA.
RSVP Required.
Info: info@nomaanyc.org • 212.568.4396
- Art & History: Local views and Lasting Landscapes
