ASSOCIATION OF DOMINICAN CLASSICAL ARTISTS SPRING SHOWCASE
Sunday, April 6th @ 3pm
Celebrate the arrival of spring with an unforgettable afternoon of music, talent, and community spirit! The Association of Dominican Classical Artists invites you to a vibrant showcase featuring their incredible young musicians from the Washington Heights Community Conservatory, Gregorio Luperon High School, PS 115 Alexander Humboldt, and Community Health Academy of the Heights. Witness the dedication and artistry of these students as they bring the season to life through their performances at the United Palace. Don’t miss this inspiring celebration of culture, passion, and the next generation of musical excellence!
GET TICKETS: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/spring-showcase-at-united-palace-tickets-1284905349489?aff=oddtdtcreator
Did you know that Anne Northup, wife of Solomon Northup (author of “Twelve Years a Slave”) lived and worked in the Morris-Jumel Mansion while awaiting her husband’s safe return from kidnapping? A free black woman and highly sought after chef, Eliza Jumel met Anne in Saratoga Springs and asked that Northup and her children join her at the Mansion as employees of the House.
Join Rafia Zafar, renowned culinary historian, in the very kitchen Anne would have worked her culinary magic in. Learn little known facts about the lives of Anne and her contemporary Malinda Russell, the author of a historic cookbook that Zafar has recently relaunched through University of Michigan Press, at this special event. Compare and contrast the lives of these two free black women who utilized their talents in the kitchen to ensure security for themselves and their families. For a true “Taste of the Past”, attendees will have the opportunity to sample historic food similar to what Anne would have made right here at MJM!
Eliza Jumel had a taste for poetic justice . . . so did she really hire Alexander Hamilton’s son as her lawyer when she divorced Aaron Burr? Find out—and celebrate her 250th birthday with cake and bubbly—at 2 PM on April 5 at the Morris-Jumel Mansion.
Biographer Margaret Oppenheimer, author of The Remarkable Rise of Eliza Jumel, will unveil Jumel’s wily dealings with Hamilton Jr. and share a long-forgotten letter by Jumel’s niece Mary that contains delightful references to Burr.
The talk is free with Mansion admission. Pre-booking your admission tickets is strongly recommended as space is limited.
Come join us for an afternoon of history, intrigue and celebration!
Join us for NoMAA Labs: Workshops , a monthly workshop and networking series hosted by the Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance!
Dive into the vibrant world of gouache painting with Adaley Munoz in an hour-long exploration of this versatile medium. Start with a 15-minute breakdown of what gouache is, the surfaces it works best on, and tips for achieving the right consistency for opacity and layering. Then, use a curated selection of beginner-friendly reference images to create one to two finished works on watercolor paper. Whether you’re an artist looking to expand your practice or a beginner eager to try something new, you’ll leave with completed artworks, an informational leaflet about gouache, and the joy of a new creative experience!
Date: Thursday, April 3, 2025
Time: 6:00-8:00pm
Place: NoMAA Gallery @4140 (enter on 176th Street between Broadway & Amsterdam)
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Sneak Peek: “Choir Games” documentary featuring Young People’s Chorus of NYC
Friday, April 11, 2025
Doors: 6:00pm, Show: 7:00pm
United Palace
4140 Broadway, NY, NY 10033
FREE with reservation
The United Palace of Cultural Arts is proud to present the first two episodes of Choir Games, a four-part documentary about the World Choir Games, the largest choral competition on Earth. View trailer.
Two choirs – Young People’s Chorus of New York City and the Kaitaia Community Voices from rural New Zealand – live oceans apart, but find they are connected by music as they navigate personal challenges and the pressure of competition, and find their lives forever changed. Choir Games is a deeply moving, often hilarious, exploration of the transformative power of song.
After the two 45-minute episodes (90 minutes total) there will be a talk back with the filmmakers.
This program is supported by the United Palace of Cultural Arts, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
TICKETS: https://unitedpalace.boletosexpress.com/sneak-peek-choir-games-documentary-featuring-young-peoples-chorus-of-nyc/81305/