A Concert at Cabrini Shrine for violin & piano with violinist LuEllen Abdoo and pianist Christopher Oldfather. Program: Mozart Sonata in E minor, K 304 Brahms G Major Sonata, Op. 78 Violin and Piano Sonata by Philip Glass, movements II & III
Join Inwood Art Works as we celebrate Pride Month! Featuring the poetry and prose of R.M. Thomson (curator and host), Scarlet Gomez, K A L E O, and Heather Archibald. This special program takes place in our new Studio in Inwood, where we provide a safe and inclusive space to freely express ourselves, connect with others, celebrate our diverse identities, and show off our pride and works! Followed by a limited open mic, in which the audience is invited to read a short poem or story on stage!
Join us for our free, guided 20-minute kayak trips on the Hudson River just north of the George Washington Bridge.
Met Cloisters: How Did They Do That?—Pottery in Europe and the Americas. Peek at technique and learn—through handling tools and materials—how works of art were created. Stop by for hands-on demonstrations and conversations with educators, conservators, artists, and more! Demonstrations repeat every 30 minutes.
Close out the 2026 Scandinavian Music Festival with a grand finale free outdoor concert featuring the full New York Scandia Symphony, led by Music Director Dorrit Matson. The program celebrates the power and beauty of Scandinavian orchestral music, bringing together sweeping melodies and bold, dramatic works from the Nordic tradition.
Film Works Alfresco presents New Jack City Thriller in English with subtitles (1991, USA). Run Time: 101 minutes. Appropriate for Young Adult. Wesly Snipes plays Nino Brown in a gritty crime drama following the rise of a ruthless Harlem drug lord during the crack epidemic, and the determined undercover cops trying to take him down.
