Tag Archives: Live Music

Hispanic Society Museum & Library and Arts & Letters: La Vecindad

Join the Hispanic Society Museum & Library and Arts and Letters on June 21st for La Vecindad, a day with our neighbors on Audubon Terrace. We will have live music, gallery tours, children’s art activities, a book launch, and a DJ, all free and open to the public. This is the last chance to see Adriana Varejão’s exhibition at HSM&L and one of the final weekends of our exhibitions with Teresa Baker, Raven Chacon, Elle Pérez, and Wadada Leo Smith. No reservations are required.

Schedule of Events:
2-3pm Tour of exhibitions on view at the Hispanic Society
3–6pm Art workshop and face painting with Ysabel Abreu at the Hispanic Society
3–5pm Kids Collage and Yarn Activities at Arts and Letters
3–5pm Live Music at the Hispanic Society
4–4:30pm Tour of Teresa Baker and Elle Pérez exhibitions at Arts and Letters
5–6pm Talk with David Felson about his new book New York City Monuments of Black Americans, which includes a nearby sculpture of Arts and Letters member Ralph Ellison by Elizabeth Catlett
6–7pm DJ BODEGAPARTY at Arts and Letters

HVG Lounge: ThEMA Ensemble performs clarinet trios by Beethoven and Brahms

Returning to The Lounge at HVG by popular demand, Hudson View Gardens Performing Arts Group presents the ThEMA Ensemble on Sunday, June 22 at 5 pm. ThEMA features HVG’s own Evelyne Luest on piano, cellist Angela Lee, and clarinetist Nikki Pet as guest performer. The program includes trios by Beethoven and Brahms.

Our Saviour’s Atonement: Magpie Duo’s Summer Sunset Concert

Magpie Duo’s Summer Sunset Concert

Join Magpie Duo in our first summer Sunset Concert and Album Pre-Release Show at Our Saviour’s Atonement (178 Bennett Avenue) on Saturday, June 7 at 4pm! We will perform a set of contemplative and meditative works, including a selection from our upcoming album, as the sun begins to dim over the uptown landscape.

We are a violin + piano group that develops community around contemporary music in the neighborhoods of New York City by performing programs that intertwine music from across generational and cultural lines. Named after the bird long known in Western folklore for its obsessive and curious trinket-collecting, our concerts draw from a wide array of stylistic periods, weaving together works from disparate eras of music making while continuously circling back to the contemporary form of our craft.

HVG Lounge – High Noon and Blue Notes: Jazz Meets the American Western

High Noon and Blue Notes: Jazz Meets the American Western

Hilary Gardner and the Lonesome Pines album “On the Trail” explores a rarely heard segment of the American Songbook – the Hollywood Western. Hailed as “something new and wondrous” by The Wall Street Journal, the album was named a top 10 jazz album of 2024 by the London Times and received a 2025 Western Heritage Award. New York City musicians Gardner, guitarist Justin Poindexter, and accordionist Sasha Papernik will lead a concert of these songs and share stories about the immigrant voices that shaped this unique subgenre. With Aaron Thurnston (percussion), and Jesse Brenehey (bass).

NoMAA: 2025 Uptown Arts Stroll Concerts Lineup

2025 Uptown Arts Stroll Concerts Lineup

Join us for free live concerts every Monday in June, as part of the Uptown Arts Stroll — from June 2nd to 30th, celebrate Uptown’s vibrant music scene all month long!

UAS Pre-Stroll Concert – Emmet Cohen Trio with Patrick Bartley | May 20, 2025 | 7:30-9:30pm | Harlem School of the Arts – 645 St Nicholas Ave, New York, NY 10030 | $10 suggested donation benefits Harlem School of the Arts Summer Camp | Presented with funding provided by the West Harlem Development Corporation GET TICKETS HERE

Uptown Arts Stroll Closing – music by Lexi Glass ft. Sweet Lee | June 30, 2025 | 6-9pm | RSVP HERE