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← 40th Anniversary of La Plaza Cultural Sat June 18th 5pm
Moment NYC at Riverdale’s Community Day →

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NYC music diversity past, present, and future in exhibit, education, and performance. www.momentnyc.org

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DUE TO RAIN, THIS EVENT HAS MOVED TO NUBLU 151 Ave DUE TO RAIN, THIS EVENT HAS MOVED TO NUBLU 151 Ave C (between 9th & 10th Streets) Minors are allowed with an accompanying adult. THIS IS STILL A FREE SHOW! PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD AND UPDATE ANY INVITES AND PROMO THAT WENT OUT!!! THANK YOU!! IT"S STILL GOING TO BE GREAT!!!!! SEE YOU TOMORROW!!
DUE TO RAIN, THIS EVENT HAS MOVED TO NUBLU 151 Ave DUE TO RAIN, THIS EVENT HAS MOVED TO NUBLU 151 Ave C (between 9th & 10th Streets) Minors are allowed with an accompanying adult. THIS IS STILL A FREE SHOW! PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD AND UPDATE ANY INVITES AND PROMO THAT WENT OUT!!! THANK YOU!! IT"S STILL GOING TO BE GREAT!!!!! SEE YOU TOMORROW!!
With Grammy-nominated NYC Groove Collective as the With Grammy-nominated NYC Groove Collective as the core band, this event will feature players who have lived and performed in the area over many years — musicians who have worked with people such as Celia Cruz, Tupac Shakur, the Sugar Hill Gang, D’angelo, The Jazz Passengers, The Lounge Lizards, Brooklyn Gypsies, Lee Scratch Perry, Subatomic Sound System, Curtis Mayfield, John Zorn, The Skatalites, Pharaoh Sanders, and many others. This event is being presented by MOMENT NYC whose mission is to preserve NYC independent and underground music diversity. MOMENT NYC provides NYC music history to students in the Lower East Side, Brooklyn, and the Bronx and has presented events in spaces like the NY Library for the Performing Arts, the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery, University of Virginia, and in NYC public gardens and DIY spaces with programs and events that focus on local music history and important figures who deserve greater recognition, like Gil Evans and David Mancuso.
Free concert at the East River Amphitheater celebr Free concert at the East River Amphitheater celebrating LES music diversity!
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If you missed this, you have to catch the next one If you missed this, you have to catch the next one! Save the date - Fri July 9th 3-7pm @the East River Amphitheater free
@shapeshifterlab Meet our Community Music Festival @shapeshifterlab Meet our Community Music Festival Sunday performers: Gilberto & Friends: Gilberto Moretti-Hamilton entered onto the national stage, winning both critical and audience praise and performing for over 1 million theatergoers, as Freddy, the drummer, in the National tour of Broadway’s "School of Rock”. His project, Gilberto and Friends, which features a hard driving group of NYC jazz & rock veterans, debuted at Shapeshifter while Gilberto was still a pre-teen. #musicfestival #communityfestival #nycopenculture #brooklynfestival #nycfestival #outdoorfestival #outdoorfestivalnyc #livemusicnyc #livemusicbrooklyn
Friends of Groove Collective. Sunday 5.2.21 at the Friends of Groove Collective. Sunday 5.2.21 at the Ibeam / MOMENT NYC Community Music Festival. Good to be playing out for people again on a beautiful day. Thanks to @Ibeam, @NYCdeparmetOfCulturalAffairs and everyone who came out to play & support. #MOMENTnyc, #payinggigs, #OpenCulture, @jrodbk @yayoiikawamusic @curtis_fowlkes @chilensk @artofwilliebruno
This Sunday, a day of music outside! Support local This Sunday, a day of music outside! Support local music, it’s been a long year of no work for most musicians.
We are extremely happy to play a role in bringing We are extremely happy to play a role in bringing live music back to live audiences this spring in partnership with ShapeShifter+ and the NYC Open Culture program. Event link in bio
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We’re finally getting out to play again! Come ch We’re finally getting out to play again! Come check out a day of live music in Gowanus / South Slope, Brooklyn Sunday May 2nd from 1 PM to 6 PM
Music Workers Alliance sings songs of protest in P Music Workers Alliance sings songs of protest in Prospect Park
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WPA wasn’t just about giving money to people who WPA wasn’t just about giving money to people who needed it. It was about the dignity that comes with having a job. And crucially, it recognized that there is dignity in doing the work one is trained to do. The WPA saw art as a public good just as it saw a bridge or a park as a public good. And so, “Federal Project Number One” was established within the WPA to commission new works of music, theater, dance, writing, and visual art, put on free and subsidized public performances, offer free art instruction to the public. The WPA also created opportunities for African-America artists and immigrant artists. It distributed meaningful work to artists of all disciplines in cities and towns throughout the United States. The Federal Arts Project was America at its best. Artists as diverse as William Faulkner, Zora Neale Hurston, Jackson Pollock, John Houseman, Paul Robeson, Doris Humphrey, Katherine Dunham, Arthur Miller, Orson Welles, Countee Cullen, Aaron Douglas, & Aaron Copland created work under the Federal Project Number One. We need to bring back a NYC, NY State, and USA as forward thinking as this as we move to reopen our broken industry.
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