Join Inwood Art Works for its monthly curated poetry and storytelling salon and open social that celebrates storytellers of all stripes in Inwood, NYC. Featuring the poetry and prose of local artists. Curated by R.M. Thomson.
Followed by a social hour and a limited open mic, in which the audience is invited to read a short poem or story on stage! (3 to 4 minutes per reader, signup sheet will be at the welcome table, first-come, first-served.) Attend to observe and enjoy, and/or to participate! Drinks and merchandise are also available for purchase in our studio.
All are welcome!
1:30 PM – Doors open
2:00 PM – Show begins
3:00 PM – Open mic and social begins.
We will not deny entry no matter how much you can afford to pay! Your contribution benefits Inwood Art Works and helps us cover the costs of this event. We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that works to create and curate professional performing and visual arts in Upper Manhattan. Your generosity is greatly appreciated!
Two Authors, Poet Constantine Contogenis and Spoken Word Artist Tracy Jones will share an evening of their work and of each other’s work. Contongenis will read from his recently published translations of the great Greek poet, Constantine Cavafy. Jones will perform work that made his name in Spoken Work circles. And IT’S FREE!
Join us in person for a chill Poetry Open Mic with The Writing Fae. Share your words or just vibe!
An evening of creativity and expression at the Poetry Open Mic hosted by The Writing Fae! Whether you’re a seasoned poet or just wanna share a few lines, this in-person event is the perfect spot to let your words shine. Come vibe with fellow poetry lovers, enjoy some great performances, and maybe even take the mic yourself. Bring your passion and your voice – we can’t wait to hear you!
Inwood Art Works presents Stories Between Keys
A Community Concert featuring Poetry and Piano
Richard Strauss’s music played on piano, underscoring the recitation of Lord Tennyson’s poem, Enoch Arden. Performed by Christopher Douglaston Ryan and Victoria Schwartzman.
Intermission
Second Act: Chopin Ballade no.1 for piano solo, followed by Dmitri Shostakovich’s Aphorismsplayed on piano, juxtaposed with short poems written by Daniil Kharms. Performed by Lori Funk and Victoria Schwartzman.
Bring your family and meet your friends to enjoy an afternoon community concert. All are welcome! Reception with light snacks and beverages following the performance.
Proceeds benefit Good Shepherd School
