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A quartet of NYC’s best improvisers use audience interactions and/or a guest interview to create immediate comedy scenes that feel tailored to the audience in attendance. Projections of famous art will be used to inspire the interactions and the scenes themselves, perhaps serving as the backdrop locations for the scenes themselves.   Doors open at

As twilight turns into night, watch trained birds of prey fly above you as falconer Brian Bradley demonstrates their special powers. Get a closer look at live owls, hawks, and falcons from around the world. Learn how these beautiful birds play an important role in our environment, at the top of the food chain. See

Latin Grammy award winner bassist and composer Pedro Giraudo is among the most compelling tango artists today. After two decades performing with the most important interpreters of tango, Pedro Giraudo debuted his own Tango Orchestra at Lincoln Center’s Midsummer Night Swing in 2015 and since then has become an active cultural ambassador of this beautiful

3D Rhythm of Life respects the traditions of the past while creating the sounds of the future. A LATIN-TROPICAL-SOUL band founded by drummer/leader Michael Tate and guitarist Chris Amelar, has created a unique style that blends Funky Latin Pop, Island Grooves, and R&B. Multicultural and bilingual, this remarkable group from New York City has produced

Professionals in Korean traditional music and dance from the Korean-American community in the New York area will perform dazzling costumed dances from different regions and eras, with drum accompaniment. Founder Sue Yeon Park is a featured solo performer, in her signature Seung-mu (Buddhist Monk Dance). This organization, founded in 1986 as the Korean Traditional Arts

Casplash is known for delivering lively interactive performances in New York City and across the country. The combination of the steelpan with the soulful voice of lead-singer Richard Dixon is a sultry blend that gives Casplash its unique sound. They will take you on a musical journey that includes plenty of classic calypso and soca

Please note, this event has been cancelled.  Radio Jarocho plays the rowdy, upbeat, and at times melancholic music of the countryside of Veracruz, Mexico, mixed with the sounds of New York’s urban life. The band collaborates with master son jarocho musicians to deliver passionate and energetic performances of original songs and new arrangements of old

Two of the great cultural institutions—Yonkers Philharmonic Orchestra (YPO) and the Hudson River Museum—come together to present a lively evening of classical music for the opening night of our 2022 Summer Series. Celebrating its 60th anniversary this year, the YPO is known for its inclusive performances with selections chosen to appeal to the widest variety

The Body as a Vessel is a series of workshops led by contemporary photographer Lizzy Alejandro and inspired by the current HRM exhibition Collection Spotlight: Women Photographers. Learn about the basics of photography and lighting, and explore collage techniques such ripping, cutting, and layering images to create artwork that conveys your personal narrative. Photograph yourself

The Body as a Vessel is a series of workshops led by contemporary photographer Lizzy Alejandro and inspired by the current HRM exhibition Collection Spotlight: Women Photographers. Learn about the basics of photography and lighting, and explore collage techniques such ripping, cutting, and layering images to create artwork that conveys your personal narrative. Photograph yourself