WordUp Recirculation: The Songs We Write — A Live Original Music Event (September 2026)
Hosted and co-produced by Tamora Wilson, the show will feature a mix of local songwriters, composers and Song A Week members.
Hosted and co-produced by Tamora Wilson, the show will feature a mix of local songwriters, composers and Song A Week members.
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.
Word Up Community Bookshop: Book Talk "SOUP THROWERS AND SUPER GLUERS- Inside Europe's Climate Uprising". Four Voices. One Conversation. Join four European climate activists from the A22 Network for an in-person conversation about direct action, civil resistance, and the future of the climate movement, followed by a workshop. This event is in partnership with the Center for Nonviolent Conflict Research and Sunrise NYC. The featured book will be available for purchase and signing.
Word Up Community Bookshop: Jacqueline Jimenez Polanco's SAPPHO EN SANTO DOMINGO. Word Up welcomes Jacqueline Jimenez Polanco to read and discuss Sappho en Santo Domingo: Un poemario lésbico.
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.
Kick off your Friday night at this opening gallery reception celebrating Alfredo Jimagua's Seeds of Revolution, celebrating all of New York in Washington Heights. This photo series titled Seeds of Revolution started the day after Zohran Mamdani won the election for mayor last November. That’s when Alfredo Jimagua posted flyers in working-class corners of the city, casting locals for a photoshoot in their homes, asking: Who are the real people living here, and how do they make NYC home? The result is a mosaic of 27 New Yorkers across Upper Manhattan, The Bronx, Queens, and Brooklyn.