The Pied Piper Theatre presents Jazzy Fairy Tales
With live music from Jazz WaHI
The Pied Piper Theatre presents Jazzy Fairy Tales
With live music from Jazz WaHI
The Pied Piper Theatre presents Jazzy Fairy Tales
With live music from Jazz WaHI
The Pied Piper Theatre presents Jazzy Fairy Tales
With live music from Jazz WaHI
Start the new year with light, joy, and intentional calm at RECIRCULATION Word Up. Resonance returns, bringing the same energy and warmth that made our first gathering unforgettable.
Join us for this sound bath, a joyful community wellness experience where vibrations lift your spirit, soothe your mind, and reconnect you with the people around you. Let the instruments guide you, the space hold you, and the moment remind you to pause and feel joy.
This free community experience, led by Sound Facilitator Kaitlyn Power, offers an afternoon of deep listening, stillness, and frequency-based healing designed to help you reconnect, rebalance, and recharge.
Hosted by Culture Lime in collaboration with Recirculation, a project of Word Up Community Bookshop, this experience is a reminder that healing doesn’t happen in isolation. It happens when we come together and when our frequencies meet and rise.
Admission: Free (Proudly accepting donations)
RSVP HERE: https://www.culturelime.org/culturelimepresentsresonance
For more than 100 years, the Church of the Intercession in Upper Manhattan has hosted a festive annual reading of A Visit from St. Nicholas, better known as ’Twas the Night Before Christmas. This year’s reading, by Errol Louis, political anchor of NY1 News and host of Inside City Hall, will be followed by a lantern procession with St. Nicholas to the neighboring Trinity Cemetery and Mausoleum for a short service in memory of author Clement Clarke Moore (1779-1863). The son of the sixth Trinity Rector, Benjamin Moore, Clement Clark Moore wrote the beloved poem in 1822 as a Christmas gift to his 6 children. A reception will follow the service. Free & open to all.
For information visit intercessionnyc.org or call 212-283-6200.
The Church of the Intercession and Trinity Church Cemetery and Mausoleum, Broadway at West 155th Street.