Hispanic Heritage Month: Latin Music Roots in Nature
Join the Urban Park Rangers in Inwood Hill Park to discuss the natural roots of instruments used in Spanish and Latin American Music. Learn about some of the ways nature is used to craft instruments such as strings, woodwinds and percussion. Instruments featured will be flamenco guitar from Spain, congas, claves and more.
Designed for young concertgoers, each event ticket includes Meet the Instruments before the 45-minute hosted concert.
Hosted by Demetrius Daniel, stop by the Fall Equinox Jam at Word Up Recirculation to celebrate the beginning of fall with words, music, and dance.
Cabrini Shrine: The Songs of Resistance Sing-In! Raise your voice in peaceful protest. Learn to raise your voice in peaceful protest in the Civil Rights tradition. No experience required,
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.
Celebrating Caribbean Histories. Join the Hispanic Society: for an interactive Taíno language workshop followed by a musical performance honoring the Puerto Rican and Irish diasporas. Schedule of Events: 3pm-5pm: Interactive Taíno Workshop -- 5pm-6pm: Break --6pm-8pm: Puerto Rican and Irish Fusion Music Program
