Hudson View Gardens Performing Arts Group presents an evening of jazz with the Randal Despommier Quartet at The Lounge at HVG
The quartet’s program celebrates the vinyl release of South – a New Orleans-roots record – and also includes new tunes and arrangements including poetry in Farsi. The Randal Despommier Quartet grew out of the New Orleans born-and-bred bandleader’s long-running duo collaboration with HVG’s own pianist Jason Yeager. Appearing with the group at Hudson View Gardens are bassist Kelsey Mines, drummer Jay Sawyer, and guest vocalist Mahya Hamedi.
The concert is open to the public; admission is $20 suggested donation ($15 for seniors/students; under 8 free) at the door. The audience is invited to meet the performers at a post-performance wine reception.
Inwood Art Works in collaboration with Uptown Comedy Mafia
HEADLINER SERIES – Live Stand up Comedy
Headliner Adam Mamawala (Comedy Central, Amazon)
Featuring Danny Hallinan (Laughing Buddah)
Hosted by Tim McHale (Don’t Tell Comedy)
$15 General Admission ticket includes one complimentary beverage. Limited seating available. First-come, first-served.
Appropriate for young adult and up.
The 16th annual spring show produced by the Association of Dominican Classical Artists and featuring the Washington Heights Community Conservatory, Gregorio Luperon High School Orchestra, and PS 115 Ensemble.
ADCA’s programs are made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature and is supported, in party, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
Experience the United Palace like you never have before as YOU provide the light that brightens the theatre. (HINT: Bring your cell phone, or a small flashlight – you’ll need it!) We will celebrate the summer solstice (a couple weeks early) with an immersive moment by turning darkness into light, silence into sound, and outdoor into indoor. If you love how the United Palace mingles movies, music, and meditation you won’t want to miss this intimate activity.
The Muse is a monthly program dedicated to celebrating inspiration, the arts, and community. It brings together open-minded artists and art lovers to explore the many ways inspiration, or The Muse, elevates our daily lives. Through shared human experiences, creative expression, and a deep love for the arts, we reflect on life’s biggest questions, uncovering new meaning in the world around us through intimate interventions throughout the United Palace.
Celebrate the vibrant sound of a nation when over 1,000 children from 16 New York City public schools unite to present I Hear America Singing. This joyful concert honors America’s 250th anniversary with a dynamic program exploring the country’s rich music traditions.
Led by YPC Creative Director Elizabeth Nūñez and Director of School Choruses Program Caitlin Henning, YPC’s School Choruses Concert is the culminating event of YPC’s annual Choruses Program, an in-school music education and performance initiative created to bring YPC’s award-winning approach to students across New York City.
Join us for an uplifting journey through the sounds, stories, and spirit of American music!
The Young People’s Chorus of New York City (YPC) is one of the nation’s largest and most ambitious youth ensembles, serving 2,000 throughout New York City annually. Founded by MacArthur Fellow and Musical America’s 2018 Educator of the Year Francisco J. Núñez, YPC’s mission and values are rooted in providing children of all cultural and economic backgrounds with a unique program of music education and choral performance.
