Harlem Chamber Players Presents: Hispanic Heritage Month at the Hispanic Society. Join us for a special evening with Harlem Chamber Players celebrating Hispanic composers. The concert’s program features works by Juan Crisóstomo Arriaga, Ignacio Rosado, Tania León, and Joaquín Turina.
Grab a blanket and come enjoy a movie in a neighborhood park or playground! This summer, NYC Parks and The Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment will host family-friendly movie showings across the five boroughs. Imaginative and enthralling romantic drama about a rustic Sicilian widower (Vincenzo Amato) who gets involved with a mysterious, aristocratic Englishwoman (Charlotte Gainsbourg) on an immigrant ship en route to America in 1904. The film title refers to the metaphoric passage made by passengers through Ellis Island and into the New World. Written and directed by Emanuele Crialese. Also known as "Nuovomondo." Rated PG-13
The People's Theatre: GUAC. A fearless, funny, and deeply moving theatrical tour-de-force about a father turned activist. Eight years after his son Joaquin "Guac" Oliver was killed in the Parkland shooting, Manuel Oliver channels his love, loss, and rage into a powerful force for change.
Paws & Palettes: Paint & Sip Event for ‘tabanni’ Rescue Dogs! Paint a rescue dog, sip coffee at Buunni Inwood, and support tabanni’s animals in Amman. No experience needed. All supplies provided. Paws & Palettes is a family-friendly paint and sip experience built around animals who need homes. For our first event, we’re partnering with Tabanni, a volunteer-run rescue based in Amman, Jordan, and Buunni Coffee in Inwood.
Hip-hop artist Randy Mason and keyboardist Jamell Ogbanna join Leadlights Ensemble for a hopeful afternoon of hip hop, rhyme, and string music, featuring Change Sings: A Children's Anthem by Amanda Gorman.
Rising in the Heights is a festival of free outdoor public arts performances curated by Leadlights Ensemble in partnership with Word Up Community Bookshop. The festival celebrates the rich artistic contributions of Latinx and Black cultures and promotes children’s literacy through music and bilingual storytelling.
On the first Friday of every month we feature elegant, swinging jazz to accompany fine cocktails and dining at The Bonnefont! No cover. Featuring John Loehrke, bass, and Alan Rosenthal, piano.
