Tag Archives: Our Saviour’s Atonement

MAD Creative at Cornerstone Makerspace: 3D Printing 101— Beginner Workshop

Ready to learn the exciting world of 3D printing?  Join MAD Creative at Cornerstone Makerspace for a hands-on beginner-friendly workshop designed for creatives, students, makers, hobbyists, and entrepreneurs. Age is restricted to 14 and Up.

What You’ll Learn: How 3D printers work / 3D printing fundamentals / Materials & filaments explained / Slicing software basics / Real-world use cases / Rapid prototyping & product development / Cosplay & prop fabrication / Beginner CAD & design concepts / Creative and career opportunities in STEM & additive manufacturing

Perfect For:  Beginners with no experience (14 Years old & up) / Students & educators / Artists & designers / Makers & hobbyists / Cosplayers / Entrepreneurs & small business owners

Why Attend: Hands-on learning experience/ Beginner-friendly environment / Learn modern fabrication technology /Explore creative and professional applications /  Meet other makers and creatives in NYC

178 Bennett Ave (Down the driveway, around back)

MOSA Concerts: Magpie Fest 2026 “For John Cage”

Magpie Fest 2026: A series of concerts celebrating the many shades of our past programming!

Join Magpie Duo over the course of two concerts a week apart for an engaging, multifaceted selection of our favorite repertoire over our past year+ of programming.

For John Cage (June 27, 8 pm) brings us back to Morton Feldman’s massive, whispery work of the same name, which we performed for the first time at Columbia University in October. We’re so excited to share the piece again, this time in the resonant, light-filled OSA Church sanctuary.

Free and open to the public with a $20 suggested donation—RSVP required

MOSA Concerts: Magpie Fest 2026 “Sunrise/Sunset”

Magpie Fest 2026: A series of concerts celebrating the many shades of our past programming!

Join Magpie Duo over the course of two concerts a week apart for an engaging, multifaceted selection of our favorite repertoire over our past year+ of programming.

Sunrise/Sunset (June 20, 8 pm) takes our Sunset Concert concept—beginning with a familiar piece and moving to more experimental realms—and reverses the format, with shorter works building up to George Enescu’s lush, thrilling Impressions d’enfance.

For John Cage (June 27, 8 pm) brings us back to Morton Feldman’s massive, whispery work of the same name, which we performed for the first time at Columbia University in October. We’re so excited to share the piece again, this time in the resonant, light-filled OSA Church sanctuary.

Free and open to the public with a $20 suggested donation—RSVP required

Little City Studio: Woven Together – Open House

Join us for Woven Together, a special Little City Studio Open House where families and children will help create a large-scale woven fabric wall installation together.  (Down the driveway, around back)

Using fibers, fabric, yarn, color, texture, and simple weaving techniques, participants will contribute to a growing collaborative artwork that transforms over the course of the event. Part art project, part community-building experiment, this installation celebrates creativity, connection, and the beauty of many hands working together.

Families will also have an opportunity to explore the studio, learn about upcoming activities, discover our 3 main programs, and experience Little City Studio’s playful approach to art, design, engineering, and hands-on learning. We also invite families to bring old fabric, textiles, yarn, or clothing that may no longer be worth donating. These materials may become part of the installation itself.

Expect creative messes, curious children, and a studio full of imagination. All ages welcome. Adult participation required – Parents should also be actively engaged.

RSVP: https://www.hisawyer.com/little-city-studio/schedules/activity-set/1911192?day=2026-06-06&view=cal&source=camps

info@littlecitystudio.org

Our Saviour’s Atonement: Meditative Mondays – Mirror

Meditative Mondays is a unique experience combining a guided meditation with a live performance of music by some of the most important composers of the 20th and 21st centuries.

On June 15th we’ll pair the meditation goal of self reflection with an iconic piece by “mystical minimalist” composer Arvo Pärt.  We’ll perform Spiegel Im Spiegel, which means Mirror In Mirror, composed in Pärt’s “tintinnabular” style consisting of a lyrical melody and spare, “bell-like” accompaniment.  We’ll also perform John Cage’s piece In a Dream, a meditative arrangement of Miles Davis’ dreamy Blue ‘N Green and a beautiful new piece by Australian composer Elena Kats Chernin.

Seth Boustead – piano
Veronika Alter – cello
Meditation guide by Katie Bellamy