Competition-winning pianist Maxim Anikushin plays music of Ravel, Tshcikovsky, Beethoven and others in this Christmas concert for all. Suggested donation of $15.
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Buunni X Makina Holiday Party at Buunni Inwood
Join us for a festive evening with friends and neighbors. And welcome Makina Cafe food truck to Uptown! Fill up with their delicious Ethiopian-Eritrean food at Buunni Coffee Inwood location. This event is free, but RSVP is required to attend. Bring friends and family on Sat Dec 07 2024 at 6:00 PM.
Fountain Bookshop – Book Talk: The Cities We Need: Essential Stories of Everyday Places
Join us at The Fountain Bookshop for an inspiring author talk, Q&A, and signing with Gabrielle Bendiner-Viani, author of The Cities We Need: Essential Stories of Everyday Places.
In this powerful exploration of Brooklyn and Oakland and the importance of community spaces everywhere, Bendiner-Viani blends photography and prose, sharing the stories of residents who give us a personal, intimate view of their neighborhoods. Through their eyes, we witness the vital, often overlooked places that shape our cities – and sometimes, are lost to gentrification and displacement.
Don’t miss this chance to hear from the author herself about the making of this evocative book! 
Saturday, February 1st, 2025
4:00 PM
The Fountain Bookshop, 803 w 187th st, NYC (A train to 181 or 190th!)
Cornerstone Winter Open Studios
See work by 16 artists and a special exhibition of work by guest artist Soren Glassing in Cornerstone’s Gallery178. There is an Advent Fair and tree sale the same day, downstairs. Hot cider and snacks will be provided and all are welcome. (Did we mention it’s free?)
Sugar Hill – Harlem’s Son: A Poetry & Performance Workshop inspired by Langston Hughes
Harlem’s Son: A Poetry & Performance Workshop inspired by Langston Hughes
This interactive poetry workshop takes place in Jamel Robinson’s solo exhibition, A Love Worth Fighting For, and draws a line between the artist’s work and the legacy of Langston Hughes.
Jamel invites the audience to reflect on lineage, language, and presence—to respond to the art works on display and voices that came before. Through the words of Langston’s poem “I Too” and the artist’s guidance, participants are encouraged to create their own poetry and take their place among those voices.
Saturday, April 26th
12:00pm – 2:00pm