Join us as we screen "Like Water for Chocolate" the film adaptation Mexican novelist Laura Esquivel's 1989 novel of magical realism that explores love, repression, and the emotional power of food. The movie takes place during the Mexican Revolution of 1910 and tells the story of Tita the youngest daughter and cook of the De La Graza family, who must remain single in order to care for her aging mother.
Dance under the stars at Cloisters Lawn with a lively mix of music, wireless headphones, and a one-of-a-kind evening in Fort Tryon Park. Grab your headphones, find your rhythm, and enjoy dancing outdoors surrounded by the beauty of the park!
A special series during the Mansion's restoration that takes you inside the house to investigate the presence of the paranormal! Investigate paranormal activity behind the scaffolding! In this special series of investigations, we are bringing you into the Mansion after the construction crews leave for a different kind of investigation. With extended access during this current period of change, we invite you to join us to get to the bottom of the question - “If there are ghosts in the Morris-Jumel Mansion, what do they think of the restoration?”.
Community Open Mic. at Buunni Inwood. Calling all musicians, artists, poets, movers and shakers! Bring your song, your dance, your poetry! Poets, musicians, storytellers, and all performers welcome. Sign up at the door. List opens at 7pm - first come first serve. Free Admission
Community Open Mic. at Buunni Inwood. Calling all musicians, artists, poets, movers and shakers! Bring your song, your dance, your poetry! Poets, musicians, storytellers, and all performers welcome. Sign up at the door. List opens at 7pm - first come first serve. Free Admission
Inwood Art Works presents HOWL! — Allen Ginsberg at 100. Composer/Reader Jerome Kitzke will honor the American poet Allen Ginsberg in his Centennial Year by eading his seminal poems Howl and Footnote to Howl as well as reading other Ginsberg poems Kitzke set to music over the last 38 years, including Hum Bom!, Sunflower Sutra, and Song. Each of those readings will be followed by audio recordings of the compositions Kitzke made.
