Monthly film screenings are back at the Inwood Library! In April we will be screening an early classic from director Don Seigel, recently re-released as part of the Criterion Collection: Riot in Cell Block 11 (1954). 80 minutes, Not Rated. Starring: Neville Brand, Emile Meyer, Frank Faylen, Leo Gordon, Robert Osterloh, Paul Frees, Alvy Moore, Whit Bissell, Dabbs Greer.
Fed up with their inhumane living conditions, a group of prisoners launch a revolt and seize their entire cell block, overpowering the guards. The resulting hostage situation leads to a standoff with the authorities.
Jazz Trio Concert led by Greg Germann
MYG Jazz Trio is a New York–based piano trio featuring Mason on bass, Yu-Chen on piano, and Greg German on drums. Rooted in the tradition of the classic jazz piano trio, the group reimagines beloved jazz standards while honoring the legacy of the music’s great innovators.
Alongside their interpretations of the jazz canon, the trio also presents original compositions that reflect their collective voice. Known for deep groove, lyrical improvisation, and dynamic interplay, MYG Jazz Trio approaches every performance as a living musical conversation—blending tradition, creativity, and the vibrant spirit of the New York jazz scene.
Join the Urban Park Rangers on a flower walk in the beautiful Heather Garden! Explore the blossoms and learn about the flowers and the history of this little gem. At 3 acres large, this garden is the largest public garden with unrestricted access in New York City and is home to over 500 varieties of plants!
A collaboration with Jazz Power Initiative and Harlem School of The Arts
“We Got That Swing!” amplifying and elevating uptown and Bronx youth participation in jazz during Jazz Appreciation Month and participating in the global celebration of International Jazz Day.
Performances from:
Steven Oquendo Latin Jazz Orchestra
Jazz Power Initiative’s Zah! Ensemble
HSA Advanced Jazz Band
HSA Voices
HSA Dancers
The UpBeat NYC Afro-Latin Jazz Ensemble
Join the artists of Cornerstone Studios for an artist’s talk with 2025-2026 Artist-in-Residence Dana Schein