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Ed McGowan: Concussion Comedy at Le Cheile

Thursday, November 21st, comedy is back at Le Chélie! Come out to laugh with this hilarious lineup🔥🔥🔥

  • Osei Caleb (VH1, SiriusXM)
  • Wyatt Feegrado (Hulu “Better Days”, Amazon Prime “De-Assimilate”)
  • Igor Martinez (NY Comedy Festival)
  • Jonathan Ziegel (Poconos Comedy Festival, SiriusXM)
  • Clayton Smith (Edinburgh Fringe festival, Blue Otter Theatre)
  • Ed McGowan (Netflix is a Joke Fest, “Working Classholes” podcast)
  • Tim McHale (“Puck Sl*ts” podcast, Sweepstakes Comedy)
    (*Lineup subject to change without notice)

One drink or food item will be required. Seating starts at 8:00pm upstairs at Le Chéile, 839 W 181st St, NY, NY 10033. 

TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE ON EVENTBRITE OR AT THE DOOR FOR $10(cash or Venmo). 
EVENTBRITE HERE

IF PURCHASING INDIVIDUAL TICKETS AS PART OF A LARGER GROUP. PLEASE MESSAGE WITH GROUP SIZE SO YOU CAN ALL SIT TOGETHER.

Historic New York: The Highbridge Water Tower

Sunday, September 29, 2024
1:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.

Join the Urban Park Rangers on a tour inside the iconic Highbridge Water Tower to learn about the history of New York City’s water supply and enjoy the panoramic views from the top of the 200 foot tower. Arrive between 1:00 p.m. and 2:45 p.m, to gain admittance. Registration is not required. Program will be held at the base of the water tower behind the Highbridge Recreation Center and Pool.

Music, Performance Art, Theatre, Visual Arts, Written Word

NoMAA: Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance

The Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance (NoMAA) is a non-profit arts service organization whose mission is to cultivate, support and promote the works of artists and arts organizations in northern Manhattan.

NoMAA’s story begins in 2006, when the Upper Manhattan Empowerment Zone recognized Northern Manhattan’s need for a more cohesive cultural community in which artists and arts organizations have the resources and support necessary to maximize their artistic, social, and economic potential. NoMAA obtained its official 501(c)3 status in 2007, and was incubated by the Hispanic Federation until becoming fully independent in 2011.

NoMAA facilitates the creation of new works by both emerging and established artists; strengthens the infrastructures of local arts organizations; encourages public dialogue, engagement, and collective reflection around issues that affect upper Manhattan’s cultural community; and fosters the region’s economic development and overall vibrancy.