• WHCO & Morris Jumel: Summer Picnic Concert – Trio Fadolín

    Morris-Jumel Mansion 65 Jumel Terrace, New York, NY, United States

    ummer Picnic Concert: Trio Fadolín

    Trio Fadolín is a new ensemble with a unique sonority — featuring Sabina Torosjan on violin, Valeriya Sholokhova on cello, and Ljova, performing on the fadolín – a new instrument that encompasses the range of the violin, viola, and most of the cello, finding its footing in an acoustic chamber music setting for the first time. This performance takes place at the Morris-Jumel Mansion.

    FREE
  • CLOTH & Jazz Power Initiative: Latin Jazz In The Heights

    La Plaza de Las Americas 651- 699 W. 175th St. (@ Broadway), New York, NY, United States

    Community League of the Heights and Jazz Power Initiative present Latin Jazz In The Heights. Come early at 3pm for Latin genre dance lessons with Junior Belone , followed at 5pm by our featured performance...Boba’s Latin Jazz Ensemble with Isidro Bobadilla (El Boba), Master Percussionist and Arts Educator.

    FREE
  • St. Frances Cabrini Shrine: Violin & Piano Concert

    St. Frances Cabrini Shrine 701 Fort Washington Avenue (@190th Street), New York, NY, United States

    St. Frances Cabrini Shrine: A Violin & Piano Concert with LuEllen Abdoo and Christopher Oldfather. Mozart Sonata in E minor, K 304, Brahms G Major Sonata, Op. 78, Violin and Piano Sonata by Philip Glass, movements II & III

    $10
  • Cabrini Shrine: Violin & Piano Concert

    St. Frances Cabrini Shrine 701 Fort Washington Avenue (@190th Street), New York, NY, United States

    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

    $10
  • Met Cloisters: How Did They Do That?—Pottery in Europe and the Americas

    Met Cloisters 99 Margaret Corbin Drive, New York, NY, United States

    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.

    FREE with Admission