Live Music in Washington Heights SIX DAYS A WEEK with NO COVER!!! Monday through Saturday! 9-11pm
Amazing food and cocktails!
Live Music in Washington Heights SIX DAYS A WEEK with NO COVER!!! Monday through Saturday! 9-11pm
Amazing food and cocktails!
Jazz WaHi Happy Hour at Dutch Baby Bakery
w / “KAT” Modiano – urban jazz
Yael Acher “KAT” Modiano – flute & efx, and masks,
and Maksim Perepelica- Double Bass
The international Uptown artists, Yaek Acher “KAT” Modiano and Maksim Perepelica bring to Dutch Baby’s intimate setting a masterful groovy interactive flute & bass concert with Modiano’s eclectic urban tunes and interpretations of favorite Jazzy tunes.
FREE ADMISSION
Artists Websites:
Yael Acher “KAT” Modiano: https://modianomusic.net/
Maksim Perepelica: https://www.maksimperepelica.com/
Address: Dutch Baby Bakery813 West 187th Street, New York, NY, 10040
Bring your words and music to an acoustic jam session to celebrate the official arrival of summer. While the sun sets over the Hudson River and the Palisades, sing, play, and dance to your heart’s content. Produced and hosted by by Demetrius Daniel the Tromboet.
Enter at 190th street and Margaret Corbin circle. Walk around the circle and stroll past Heather Gardens. Go up the stairs to the Linden Terrace Flagpole area.
Join us for an evening of indie folk and singer-songwriter music featuring Mike O’Dowd, Lynn Gentry & Aphasia Minor this Juneteenth. Australian-born, New York-based songwriter Mike O’Dowd will play songs that take listeners on a journey through love and heartache. A transparent look at discovery from his debut album, One Lover Leaves. Reflecting on inspiration, O’Dowd shares honesty with every line, exploring the destructive and complex nature of love.
California-born, Brooklyn-based songwriter Lynn Gentry will premiere selections from his recent debut, The Wake. Having gained recognition as a poet, his work has been featured on Viceland, Business Insider, SF Guardian, and Jetzt. The Wake spans 15 years, with production commencing during the pandemic and concluding in the summer of 2025.