Inwood Art Works: Viva! Tango!

Inwood Art Works presents a concert including tangos, milongas and valses from the early 1900’s to Astor Piazzolla (1921-1992),the great master of Nuevo Tango.

TANGO is a music and dance genre born from the confluence of European, African and Indigenous influences in Latin America – particularly Buenos Aires and Montevideo.

Two great Latin divas join forces to offer contrasting and complementary versions of tango as song: operatic diva Carla López Speziale and tango diva Diana López, with piano accompaniment and arrangements by renowned Latin music authority Pablo Zinger.

Bring your family and meet your friends to listen, dance, and enjoy an afternoon community concert of tango music!  Reception with light snacks and beverages following the performance.  Proceeds benefit Good Shepherd School

Cabrini Shrine: Dal Sogno Quintet

This all-women classical chamber ensemble is in residence for the New York Women Composers for the 2024-25 season. Their rich instrumentation features violin, viola, cello, flute, clarinet, and soprano and will showcase works by Chaminade, Mahler, and Messiaen.

Heart-lifting music to bring joy and hope to your heart.

Admission: $20/adult, $10/seniors and youth. Tickets available in advance.

Sugar Hill Museum: Public Art Party

In the public art world, we don’t have gallery openings, art fairs, residencies or natural meeting places…this is our chance to meet, talk, make friends and hang out together. Artists, fabricators, public art administrators, real estate developers, private art consultants, public art curators, and more are welcome to join this community-building event.

Bring your burning questions the Sugar Hill Children’s Museum for Hot Topics in Public Art, an interactive and irreverent conversation with these experts from across the field: Savona Bailey-McClain, Executive Director and Chief Curator at the West Harlem Art Fund, Sherwin Banfield, an Artist and Hip Hop Sculptor, Mia Pearlman, an Artist and Moderator, & Seph Rodney, an Art Critic and Curator. Come for a lively discussion and stay for the after-party!

Door open 5:30pm; program at 6:00pm

WordUp Recirculation: Performers for Palestine

Join us for an evening of community and original live performances   — music, spoken word, stand-up, and DJing — as we raise money to help our Palestinian neighbors in Gaza. Entry to the event is a suggested $10-$25 donation going to Palestinian families connected with the community org.

In compliance with Word Up Community Safety guidelines, all attendees are encouraged to stay masked at all time.

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