Connect with your queer community on a deeper level. Join us for a cup of coffee, and a series of queries and responses, where everyone responds to prompts designed to get right to the point.
How it works: each person will have time to answer a unique query. The room will listen & hold space: responses, reactions and requests for more information will be held until all prompts are complete. At the end of the event we’ll socialize so that you can show people how you connected with their share. Direct & real. Cut out the superficial.
Who’s this for?: People who identify as part of the queer and trans community. Accessibility: There are no stairs to the entrance. Masks are not required. Does this cost $?: While you’re not required to pay anything, please consider buying a tasty treat and bev from our Buunni hosts!
Calling all musicians, artists, poets, movers and shakers! Bring your song, your dance, your poetry! Poets, musicians, storytellers, and all performers welcome. Hosted by La Sala Collective.
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to connect with fellow artists and immerse yourself in the vibrant artistic community of Inwood. Mark your calendars and get ready to experience an evening of unforgettable performances.
Sign up at the door. List opens at 7pm – first come first serve.
Jazz Trio Concert led by Greg Germann
MYG Jazz Trio is a New York–based piano trio featuring Mason on bass, Yu-Chen on piano, and Greg German on drums. Rooted in the tradition of the classic jazz piano trio, the group reimagines beloved jazz standards while honoring the legacy of the music’s great innovators.
Alongside their interpretations of the jazz canon, the trio also presents original compositions that reflect their collective voice. Known for deep groove, lyrical improvisation, and dynamic interplay, MYG Jazz Trio approaches every performance as a living musical conversation—blending tradition, creativity, and the vibrant spirit of the New York jazz scene.
Join us for an evening of traditional West African music, blues, funk and jazz hosted by Lamine World Music Afrofusion trio
Our repertoire comprises new compositions based on traditional West African music, blues, funk and jazz. In this ensemble we’re centered around the djembe as the lead instrument. In addition, Lamine has his own approach to tuning the djembe that allows for a greater range of overtones. Together with voice, bass and guitar, this creates a vibe that’s both unique and hypnotic.
Lamine Thiam is a percussionist, singer, dancer, choreographer, actor and educator based in New York City. Originally from Senegal, he has worked and performed internationally and is currently on the dance faculty at SUNY Purchase. While his mastery of the art form is unquestionable, Lamine views himself as a lifelong student and holds humility as being essential to the development of artistic excellence.
Al Castro is an electric bassist and guitarist who is interested in the music of the African diaspora. He has performed in a variety of rock and Latin music ensembles.
Sid Whelan is an experienced and versatile guitarist who gears his playing towards the songs and the ensemble of the moment. In this context that typically means percussive West African funk guitar ostinatos alternating with Lamine’s melodic phrases; punchy ensemble breaks and improvised blues solos.
7:30 PM Doors Open — 8:00 PM Start
Calling all musicians, artists, poets, movers and shakers! Bring your song, your dance, your poetry! Poets, musicians, storytellers, and all performers welcome. Hosted by La Sala Collective.
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to connect with fellow artists and immerse yourself in the vibrant artistic community of Inwood. Mark your calendars and get ready to experience an evening of unforgettable performances.
Sign up at the door. List opens at 7pm – first come first serve.
