In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, @spotlight_artists present FROM FALLA TO CHICK COREA. Performing artists include pianist and music director Alexander Chaplinskiy; vocalist Eugenia Forteza of CABRINI movie fame, volcalists Laura Virella and Zoya Gramagin; Valentin Korniyenko on double bass; and Aleksandra Mogilevich on drums and percussion. Tickets are $20 at the door.
Produced by Natalie Burlutskaya / Spotlight Artists / RE:ARTISTE International Art Organization @reartiste
The Cramer Quartet offers audiences a distinctive and inspiring concert experience that reframes the familiar while making space for discovery and innovation. Playing on period instruments, the quartet performs music through a historically informed lens, and champions new works that expand the expressive possibilities of gut strings and the string quartet canon.
Haydn: Dialogues is a multi-season project in which the Quartet performs all 68 of Haydn’s quartets alongside newly commissioned works by American composers, each written for period instruments. This season’s program, supported by Chamber Music America’s 2025 Artistic Projects Grant, features a new quartet by composer Juri Seo, a Korean-born American composer who seeks to write music that encompasses extreme contrast through compositions that are unified and fluid, yet complex.
Tickets are $20 general admission, $10 students and seniors.
Love songs from the classics of soul and jazz, featuring Susan Saar (voice), Nicki Adams on piano, and Ethan Mann on guitar. $20.
Jennifer Whisenhunt and Graham Roscoe, Senior Associates from Beyer Blinder Belle, will lead a behind-the-scenes tour on the restoration and renovation of the campus and will visit the Terrace, East Gallery, Main Court, and Sorolla Gallery.
Established in 1904 as a museum and library devoted to the art and literature of Hispanic cultures worldwide, the Hispanic Society Museum & Library is the founding institution of the landmark Audubon Terrace cultural campus in the Upper Manhattan neighborhood of Washington Heights, where it occupies three buildings arrayed around a series of interconnected terraces and courtyards. Starting in 2023, the main building’s iconic Main Court and renowned Sorolla Gallery reopened to the public, the first step in a multi-phase restoration and revitalization project led by Beyer Blinder Belle Architects & Planners. Work continues to restore the building’s facades, terraces, and additional gallery and storage spaces.
Tickets: https://ohny.org/place/hispanic-society-museum-library-architectural-tour/
Port Authority of New York and New Jersey’s Tunnels, Bridges & Terminals team will present a brief history of the bridge and showcase current projects, including the recently completed North Walk. The tour will be led by Senior Program Manager Hong Lin.
The “Restoring the George” program comprises over $2 billion in investment in 11 state-of-good repair projects that will maintain the structural health of the facility over the next decade for the millions of customers who use it every year.
This is an outdoor tour and participants should dress for the weather and bring a water bottle. An ADA access ramp is available. Paricipants should be aware of mixed bike/pedestrian traffic around them.
Children are welcome accompanied by an adult. All participants, including children, must have a ticket:
https://ohny.org/place/george-washington-bridge-north-walk-2/
