We are pre-gaming the before-halloween weekend with a SPOOKY SYNTHESIZER SHOW AND TELL! Bring some gear you’d like to show off or have others play with. Don’t have a synth? No problem! NO SYNTHS REQUIRED! Just come hang out and play what others have brought 🙂
Halloween costumes optional but strongly encouraged! All ages. Pay what you can.
More info at https://cornerstonemakerspace.neocities.org/ Cornerstone Makerspace 178 Bennett Ave (down the driveway, around back)
Serve a glass of wine to WHCO with an evening of chamber music, conversation, and desserts.
With guest artists Anna Rabinova , violinist with the New York Philharmonic and former WHCO collaborator, performing alongside WHCO musicians.
Join us as we celebrate WHCO, the community that has made our work possible, and the future of music we are building together in Washington Heights!
Can’t attend in person? Register to bid in our silent auction! From gift cards to favorite local restaurants and businesses, to experiences like attending the US Open, there’s something for everyone.
Prelude Opera presents a new opera composed by Laura Jobin-Acosta and Joanie Brittingham. The Brementown Musicians is from an old German fairy tale collected by the Grimm Brothers, Jacob and Wilhelm, in 1819 and given the title Die Bremer Stadtmusikanten. In our version, four animals escape their cruel owners and band together to form a musical quartet heading to Bremen, a town known for music. On the way they discover a house with treasures inside but must outwit the villanous robber.
Prelude Opera presents a new opera composed by Laura Jobin-Acosta and Joanie Brittingham. The Brementown Musicians is from an old German fairy tale collected by the Grimm Brothers, Jacob and Wilhelm, in 1819 and given the title Die Bremer Stadtmusikanten. In our version, four animals escape their cruel owners and band together to form a musical quartet heading to Bremen, a town known for music. On the way they discover a house with treasures inside but must outwit the villanous robber.
Prelude Opera presents a new opera composed by Laura Jobin-Acosta and Joanie Brittingham. The Brementown Musicians is from an old German fairy tale collected by the Grimm Brothers, Jacob and Wilhelm, in 1819 and given the title Die Bremer Stadtmusikanten. In our version, four animals escape their cruel owners and band together to form a musical quartet heading to Bremen, a town known for music. On the way they discover a house with treasures inside but must outwit the villanous robber.
