Sound Bridges: Women in Harmony"- a free, family-friendly, multi-day event highlighting the contributions of Women in Latin & Latin Jazz Music and providing space for women's collaboration. Featuring: Queens of Sound (women composers collaborative) @zahiligz @tere_bass @wentingating @bertamorenojazz
Hispanic Society & Inwood Film Works: Cine al Fresco Film: Sangre y Arena (Classic Film; USA, 1941). Brash young Spanish peasant Juan Gallardo (Tyrone Power) aspires to follow his dead father's footsteps into the bullring, despite his mother's fears. Bidding his childhood sweetheart Carmen (Linda Darnell) farewell, Juan and his friends travel to Madrid to learn the bullfighting craft. Years later, when Juan's fame as a matador soars, he returns to Seville to marry Carmen. Soon, Juan's head is turned by the elegant temptress Doña Sol De Muira (Rita Hayworth), and his career takes a turn. Pre-Show: Xianix Barrera Flamenco. Program begins at 6pm with a special pre-show live performance followed by the film at 7pm.
Word Up welcomes climate psychology educator Leslie Davenport to discuss her new book Transforming Climate Anxiety: A Workbook for Courage, Clarity, and Collective Action. In conversation with Davenport will be eco- and clinical psychologist Laura Carter Robinson, Psy.D. If you've ever felt overwhelmed, heartbroken, or helpless in the face of climate change, you're not alone. Transforming Climate Anxiety is a therapeutic workbook designed to help you navigate the emotional toll of a warming world while discovering your capacity to make meaningful change.
Art and Atrocity in Goya's PrintsJoin us for the annual symposium of the Hispanic Society’s Goya Research Center. Following the museum’s recent exhibition Goya and the Age of Revolution, this year’s symposium centers on the depiction of war in Goya’s prints.
This week's screening at the Fort Washington Library will be "Casablanca" starring Humphrey Bogart, Ingrid Bergman, and Paul Henreid. A cynical expatriate American cafe owner struggles to decide whether or not to help his former lover and her fugitive husband escape the Nazis in French Morocco.
Dyckman Farmhouse: Inwood Haven Premiere Concert. This special evening will feature the premiere performance of Evelyn Petcher Brandes' original composition, inspired by the voices, and experiences of the Inwood community. From our workshops to interviews and conversations, each person who participated helped shape this creative work. This performance will be presented by the Leadlights Ensemble and hosted by the Dyckman Farmhouse Museum. We hope you'll join us in celebrating not only a new work of music, but the incredible community that made it possible.
