A two-day gathering of art, writing, music, film, food, and community created in collaboration with friends and cultural workers in Gaza and Upper Manhattan. Threads Between Us will bring together artwork and photography, projected writing, film screenings, live music and conversation, Palestinian food, a bookstore, a marketplace, children’s activities, and workshops exploring meaningful ways to participate in mutual aid for Gaza.
Explore Fort Tryon Park’s diverse plants, trees, and wildlife with naturalist Ken Chaya on a guided nature walk through Fort Tryon Park and discover the remarkable diversity of plants, trees, and wildlife that make this urban oasis so special. Known for his deep knowledge of New York City's trees and natural landscapes, Ken will share insights into the park's horticulture, ecology, and seasonal changes as we explore its winding paths and beautiful landscapes. Come curious and enjoy a morning of exploration in one of Manhattan's most beautiful green spaces!
Prelude Opera presents a new opera composed by Laura Jobin-Acosta and Joanie Brittingham.The Brementown Musicians is from an old German fairy tale collected by the Grimm Brothers, Jacob and Wilhelm, in 1819 and given the title Die Bremer Stadtmusikanten. In our version, four animals escape their cruel owners and band together to form a musical quartet heading to Bremen, a town known for music. On the way they discover a house with treasures inside but must outwit the villanous robber.
Jazz Wahi's 9th Annual Washington Heights Jazz Festival at Le Cheile from 11AM to 11PM.
Join us at J. Hood Wright Recreation center to celebrate Thanksgiving with a fun and festive paint event! Guests will choose from a selection of preprinted Thanksgiving-themed canvases and bring them to life with their own colors and creativity. No painting experience is needed—just come ready to relax, have fun, and enjoy a creative holiday activity with family and friends!
Prelude Opera presents a new opera composed by Laura Jobin-Acosta and Joanie Brittingham.The Brementown Musicians is from an old German fairy tale collected by the Grimm Brothers, Jacob and Wilhelm, in 1819 and given the title Die Bremer Stadtmusikanten. In our version, four animals escape their cruel owners and band together to form a musical quartet heading to Bremen, a town known for music. On the way they discover a house with treasures inside but must outwit the villanous robber.
