Jazz WaHi’s Saturday Happy Hour at 181 Cabrini this week features Jazz WaHi’s own Louise Rogers and Mark Kross, doing some standards, original material, and even a few seasonally appropriate tunes. Come spend some time!
This promises to be an extra special evening of jazz!
These Happy Hour events are a great hang, and a great way to kick off your Saturday night!
No cover – good food, good bar, good people, good music. In the Heights!
Jazz WaHi’s programs are made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature and The Louis Armstrong Educational Foundation, Inc
The Jazz WaHi Vocal Series: Beat Kaestli
Curated by Louise Rogers, the Jazz WaHi Vocal Series presents jazz vocalists on the first Monday of every month.
Beat Kaestli with Freddie Bryant, guitar, and Evan Gregor, bass
“A likably suave jazz singer… ” —New York Times www.beatkaestli.com
Happening at Le Cheile – 839 W. 181st St. Washington Heights, NYC
- Tickets: Make a tax-deductible donation in any amount (suggested donation $15) to
- Jazz WaHi (CLICK HERE) – you will be taken to a PayPal page. Important: where you see “write a note” please indicate Vocal Series.
- Please do not contact Le Cheile for reservations.
Isham Park: TAIKOZA Japanese Drums
Taikoza summer end concert in Isham Park. A family concert featuring the Taikoza community group and students.
Bring your family and blanket and have a wonderful evening at this concert.
Rain date is 8/31
Bring your family and blanket and have a wonderful evening at this concert.
Rain date is 8/31
Sugar Hill: Julie Della Torre Presents Once Upon A Reptile
Reptiles have stories too! Did you know? Join in as Julie Della Torre delights with stories that slither, creep… and, oh yes, BASK.
Saturday, July 13th
11:00am
United Palace: Happy Hour Historical Tour
Date: Thursday, December 19th | Time: 7–8:30pm | $30 per person
Directions: Meet in the Grand Foyer at 6:45pm
Enjoy a complimentary beverage at the United Palace where you’ll explore this stunning 3,400-seat theatre, its mezzanine, grand foyer, balcony, and if you’re lucky, you’ll get to go up on stage!
The history of United Palace, Manhattan’s 4th largest theatre and now a landmarked building, began in 1930, when it was then one of five Loew’s “Wonder Theatres” across the boroughs and New Jersey. Designed by noted architect Thomas Lamb (James Earl Jones Theatre, the former Ziegfeld Theatre) with interiors overseen by decorative specialist Harold Rambusch (Waldorf Astoria, the former Roxy Theatre), it was one of the region’s premier vaudeville and movie houses. Today, the United Palace hosts concerts, movies, and community events and provides spiritual and cultural programming.
Tours are capped at 40 people. Proceeds go toward maintaining the building.
Learn more about the United Palace here.
***Tour schedule is subject to change. Tours may be modified depending on events within the theatre.
***Tour schedule is subject to change. Tours may be modified depending on events within the theatre.