Nick Grinder is a trombonist and composer who has been active in New York City for over a decade, playing and recording with artists ranging from Tony Bennet and Lady Gaga to the big bands of Arturo O’Farrill and Darcy James Argue, and in the pits of over thirty Broadway shows. Nick is using Inwood Art Works as a testing ground for his new compositions, and is joined by Martha Kato (piano), Evan Gregor (bass) and John Sturino (drums).
John Coltrane at 100 – A Night of Jazz, History and Community GREAT LOCAL MUSIC. AFFORDABLE DRINKS. GREAT COMMUNITY VIBES. Two sets of the music of John Coltrane to celebrate his centennial, featuring Anthony Ferrara on saxophone, Hamish Smith on double bass, and Will Hopkins on percussion.
An exploration of terror and the fantastic from Northern Manhattan. "Dimensions of Darkness" is a four-part series exploring the horror, science fiction and the fantastic, with a focus on filmmakers, … Continue reading Inwood Art Works Dimensions of Darkness: Kiss Meets the Phantom of the Park (Gordon Hessler, 1978)
Join Inwood Artworks for a fun Paint and Sip at Inwood Art Works Studio Hosted by Daniel Bonilla. The perfect way to relax, meet uptown locals, and get creative right in your own neighborhood. Everyone is welcomed. Bring a date, friends, or family to unwind and get inspired. The session will include step by step instruction and all the supplies you need to design your own masterpiece!
Día de Muertos Concert – A Celebration of Life and Remembrance featuring Carla López-Speziale, Mezzosoprano, and Nilko Andreas, guitarist. This program brings together music inspired by remembrance, love, and the enduring connection between the living and those who came before us. The evening also explores a rich tapestry of music from Mexico, Latin America, and beyond.
Opening celebration: Select Works by Yiorgos. Yiorgos has carefully selected works from several periods of his creative life, including Geometric Landscapes in a riot of color and pure Abstractions in black and white. From Greek villages to industrial skylines, from sere mountains to turgid seas, these selections demonstrate his curiosity and wide-ranging vision. On display Tuesday, November 3 – Saturday, November 14
