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
Neighborhood characters share their intimate desires, disappointments, and differences — until an unthinkable event makes it all seem irrelevant.
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Laura Fois, Matt Higgins, Fernando Mateo Jr., Seth McNeill, Yasmin Ranz-Lind, Lori Vega, Eamon Venerus
Readings of this play will take place on two consecutive nights in the sanctuaries of two different houses of worship in Washington Heights.
Neighborhood characters share their intimate desires, disappointments, and differences — until an unthinkable event makes it all seem irrelevant.
RESERVE YOUR FREE TICKETS HERE
Laura Fois, Matt Higgins, Fernando Mateo Jr., Seth McNeill, Yasmin Ranz-Lind, Lori Vega, Eamon Venerus
Readings of this play will take place on two consecutive nights in the sanctuaries of two different houses of worship in Washington Heights.
variety: LIVE Showcase
Wednesday, January 21st
8-10pm doors 7:30pm
N&M’s Pizza Bar
2048 Amsterdam Ave (W 162nd St)
Washington Heights, NYC
music, comedy, and more…
Composers often find inspiration from other music, drawing from history, tradition, and artistic lineage. The Music That Inspires Us begins with Reena Esmail’s Avartan, a transcendent fusion of Indian and Western classical traditions. Next on the program is Caroline Shaw’s Entr’acte for string orchestra. Written in 2011, the piece was inspired by a moment in a Haydn string quartet where the music suddenly shifts in tone and texture. Shaw describes Entr’acte as “taking you to the other side of Alice’s looking glass,” a kind of musical portal that begins in a classical idiom and gradually distorts it. We will conclude the program with Igor Stravinsky’s Pulcinella Suite. Taken from his ballet on the Italian commedia dell’arte character, the Pulcinella Suite is a witty and colorful homage to 18th-century Italian Baroque music filtered through Stravinsky’s modernist lens.
This concert will be approximately 1hr, no intermission. Reception to follow.