Residents of Castle Village display their hand-made craftwork and offer it for sale, including hats, handbags, jewelry, ceramics, greeting cards and art.
Date: Sunday, December 7
Time: 10 AM to 4 PM
Location: 110 Cabrini Blvd; Community Room
Residents of Castle Village display their hand-made craftwork and offer it for sale, including hats, handbags, jewelry, ceramics, greeting cards and art.
Date: Sunday, December 7
Time: 10 AM to 4 PM
Location: 110 Cabrini Blvd; Community Room
The Opera Cowgirls are an alt-country band where grand opera meets the grand ole opry.
Founded by Caitlin McKechney (mezzo-soprano/guitar/banjolele) after she was asked to open for a rock show at a local bar, the group also includes Sarah Beckham-Turner (soprano/cello), Maria Maxfield (soprano/egg shaker/tambourine), Jessica Sandidge (soprano/mandolin/rival egg shaker/tambourine) and Mila Henry (soprano sometimes/mini-keyboards/percussion).
By blending the greatest operatic hits with some country flavor, the Cowgirls have proven that they can truly cover Puccini to Parton. The Cowgirls have performed at venues ranging from dive bars to cabaret halls and beach bandshells to floating ferries, including the New York-based BAM Lepercq Space, Green Room 42, LIC Bar, Parkside Lounge, Pete’s Candy Store, Le Poisson Rouge and The Slipper Room, and regionally at Avaloch Farm Music Institute (NH), Cedar Rapids Opera Theatre (IA), Delaware Valley Opera (NY), Hopewell Valley Vineyards (NJ), Magic City Opera (FL), Mr. Smalls Funhouse (PA), NightBlue Theater (IL), Opera North (NH), Painted Sky Opera (OK), Pensacola Opera (FL), Sandhills Repertory Theatre (NC), San Francisco Ballet (CA), St. Pete Opera (FL) and West Texas A&M University (TX). They were also presented by Pittsburgh Opera as part of the opening celebrations for the 2023 OPERA America Conference.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xpnx2EKGIB8
TICKETS:
Email events@castlevillage.nyc to reserve.
Ever Wonder How Football Became Our Favorite Sport?
Ken Belson, veteran New York Times reporter and CV resident, will discuss his new book “Every Day Is Sunday”, on Sunday, November 9, at 4:00 PM in the Community Room. “Every Day Is Sunday” is an in-depth look at the business of pro football. Specifically, Ken hones in on the fascinating roster of characters who have made the NFL the economic and cultural super power it is. With annual revenues of $23 billion, the NFL’s revenues are comparable to those of Fortune 500 companies like Colgate-Palmolive and Goodyear Tires.
In an expansive and favorable review of “Every Day Is Sunday”, the New York Times summed it up by saying
“His unique access and firm grasp of football culture have produced “Every Day is Sunday”, a polished, entertaining account of what he aptly calls “an immensely profitable American religion.”
Mary Darcy, CV resident, WMHT and nationally syndicated radio host, will moderate. Please join us:
When: Sunday, November 9
Where: CV Community Room
FREE to Castle Village residents
Books Will Be Available For Purchase
Sunday Sept. 28 4pm, we’ll be celebrating the renewed, repainted, refurbished, and refreshed community room by hosting the magnificent @thecatapult!
Ziman has toured with the likes of Amy Helm, Sara Bareilles and Kishi Bashi, collaborated with Esperanza Spalding, Gillian Welch, Blake Mills and Ben Folds, and scored with Paul Brill a variety of international award-winning documentaries including Trapped, a Peabody Award winner. She won an Independent Music Award for Songwriting. Her songs have been featured in national television campaigns for Google and Amazon. One of the singles off her recent album sincerely, e, ‘Together Alone,’ made it onto NPR’s “All Songs Considered 10 Best Songs of 2021” list.
Reserve Seats: events@castlevillage.nyc