Tracks (4K Restoration) + Q&A
A 4K restoration shown on a proper cinema screen, with a Q&A to follow. It's part of the This is Cinématographe program, so expect a film-first evening with room for conversation.
Everything coming up
Category, neighborhood, free
Ami Taf Ra + Kamasi Washington
Ami Taf Ra and Kamasi Washington share a bill for a live set in The Hall, the club's room for a more intimate show. A pairing of two named artists worth catching up close.
Next Dance
A 50-minute work from choreographer Neil Greenberg, built from the performers' own recorded improvisations and set to music Zeena Parkins and James Lo composed together. Greenberg dances in it too.
Morley — Meditations on The Gift of Awe Record Premiere Celebration
A prayerful, genre-defying song cycle of vocal soundscapes, rhythm and improvisation, played by Morley with a vocal trio and chamber ensemble. Songs lean toward calm and healing.
Wang’s World: Photographs and Films of Harvey Wang
An opening for a show of photographs and films by Harvey Wang, put on by an independent documentary center. A chance to see his still and moving work together, with the artist's world on the walls.
Stephanie Dinkins: Anchoring Home Public Exhibition Opening
A participatory, sensory solo show where AI processes collected community stories into a living narrative that evolves in real time, and asks who gets to shape the future of AI.
Jean-Guihen Queyras, Cello; Alexandre Tharaud, Piano
Two chamber musicians mark thirty years as a duo with Marais, Poulenc, Berg, and their own arrangements of three Brahms Hungarian Dances, drawn from what they've recorded together.
Talks of the Town: From the Stacks: Loring McMillen’s Map of the American Revolution
Staten Islander Janet Medoro walks through the hand-drawn Revolutionary War map made by Historic Richmond Town's founder, Loring McMillen, a close look at the island's 18th century past.
Ho99o9, N8NOFACE, Slay Squad
A live bill that puts Ho99o9, N8NOFACE and Slay Squad on one stage at Saint Vitus, for anyone who'd rather spend the night at a show than at home.
Rachel Cusk: Life of M
Rachel Cusk talks with Meghan O'Rourke about Life of M, a novel about a movie star whose fame bends the rules of reality. Co-presented with The Yale Review, and her only U.S. event for the book.
makemake presents: Wholly Unwinding (A New Musical) - NYC Premiere
A new musical that's part folk concert, part immersive ritual, part dance party, turning scars into songs. Come ready to move and sing as the audience becomes fellow travelers.
Bia Ferreira presented by World Music Institute
A live evening with Bia Ferreira, brought to the stage by World Music Institute. A single-artist show in a club room, a good one for hearing a voice up close.
Crackhead Barney + Ann Liv Young
A reading that pairs Crackhead Barney with Ann Liv Young on a single bill at St. Mark's Church. Two distinctive voices sharing one room, reading live.
Murmrr Presents Numero Group - 23rd Anniversary Celebration w/ Laraaji, The Album Leaf, Shira Small
A label birthday show spanning the Numero Group catalog, with Laraaji, The Album Leaf, and Shira Small playing live. It's an all-ages night, part of the label's pop-up farewell run.
Possible Love + Heartbeat
Listed under Lee Chang-dong, this pairs a 35mm screening of Possible Love with the US premiere of the short Heartbeat, a chance to see both on the big screen.
CBH Talk | Forgotten History: The Brooklyn Theater Fire of 1876
An author talk and book discussion on a playhouse fire that destroyed one of the city's most prominent theaters in half an hour and killed nearly 300 people.
The Music of Siena: Jasper Snow, Vielle; Georgia Burashko, Alto; Joshua Cheatham, Viol; Richard Pittsinger, Tenor
Jasper Snow leads from the vielle through rare surviving polyphony, some of it recovered from reused parchment, with works by Johannes Ciconia and Zacara da Teramo.
Carolina Ebeid + Mark Nowak
A two-writer reading presented by the Poetry Project, with Carolina Ebeid and Mark Nowak each taking the floor to read their own work aloud.
Adam O'Farrill's ELEPHANT
A working quartet led by trumpeter Adam O'Farrill, who also plays electronics, with piano, bass and drums. Two sets in a small, artist-focused room.
broken (iteration III- for LIC)
A Norwegian duo's farewell to stages, made after they lost their own venue. This version is reworked for The Chocolate Factory Theater and left open, with no set story to follow.
