Harlem School of the Arts drama and theater students join us for an evening of spoken word, stories and monologues. We invite members of the museum’s community to participate and share their own stories and poems!
Submissions will be accepted on a first come first serve basis.
Thursday, April 18th
5:30pm – 7:00pm
A paper show of a collection of preparatory sketches, engineering drawings, and images for a scultural installation to open in Inwood Hill Park on April 11th
Rose B. Simpson is a Native American artist.
UP Theater Company presents
LOST SOCK LAUNDRY
by Ivan Faute
Directed by Madelyn Chapman
In an Astoria laundromat, three immigrant women confront their differences while negotiating the unwritten rules of washer and dryer etiquette, revealing what our country could be.
Tickets – $25 ($15 for seniors and students with I.D.)
Featuring:
Jesse Castellanos*
Michelle Feza Kuchuk*
Fernando Mateo, Jr.
Haneen Arafat Murphy*
Maria Peyramaure*
Yasmin Ranz-Lind
April 10 – April 13 @ 8pm
April 17, 18, 20 @ 8pm
April 24 – April 27 @ 8pm
April 27 Matinee @ 3pm
Spanish translated perfs April 17 & 20 @8pm. April 27 @3pm.
ASL translation April 25 @8pm
for information on these performances, contact laura@uptheater.org
Ft. Washington Collegiate Campus Sanctuary
729 W. 181st St., New York, NY 10033
Tickets – $25 ($15 for seniors and students with I.D.)
Intergenerational Jazz Power Jam is proud to present the Ari Roland Quartet with Ari Roland, bass, Zaid Nasser, saxophone, Chris Byars, saxophone, and Keith Balla, drums. Ari Roland is a born and raised New Yorker, Juilliard alumni, who was mentored by legends such as Lou Donaldson, Barry Harris and Betty Carter. He has traveled around the world to Asia, Africa, Europe and the Middle East, on 150 tours, spreading his message of unity through jazz music. We are thrilled to have him bring his program, “Now’s the Time for Jazz Diplomacy,” to our Intergenerational Jazz Power stages, join us!
Join us to discuss the exterior restoration of the Morris-Jumel Mansion in April’s Virtual Parlor Chat. An expert panel will include representatives from each partner in the project: MJM, Historic House Trust, Page Ayers Cowley Architects, and NYC Parks. Registered participants can submit questions beforehand at info@morrisjumel.org as well as during the event.
To learn more about the Exterior Restoration and Accessibility Project, click here: https://morrisjumel.org/about/restoration/
Register on Eventbrite to receive the Zoom webinar link. This event is free; $5 suggested donation.
