Join West Village Chorale for free group sings with special conductors all summer! Visit WVC’s website for more details.

Sarah McNally and Michael Cunningham chat about Unsayable, an intimate memoir portraying a life spent trying to describe the indescribable, from the Pulitzer Prize–winning author of The Hours and Day.

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Join West Village Chorale for free group sings with special conductors all summer! Visit WVC’s website for more details.

New York musicians and performers, activists and organizations, and Palestinian artist vendors will gather to sing, dance, and stand in solidarity with storytellers. All proceeds support the Palestinian National Theatre, El-Hakawati (“The Storyteller”) — currently under threat of closure by an Israeli court — so it can keep cultivating art and community under occupation.

NYC Friends of Clearwater is having our monthly gathering which is held on the third Friday of each month, starting at 6:30pm in the Assembly Hall. Join us for a night of live music, potluck dinner, and environmental discussion.

The Judson Book Group will be reading Having Our Say: The Delany Sisters’ First 100 Year by Amy Hill Hearth, Anne Elizabeth Delany and Sarah Louise Delany.

Contact Jane Treuhold (treujane@gmail.com) to receive the zoom link.

Join West Village Chorale for free group sings with special conductors all summer! Visit WVC’s website for more details.

Join West Village Chorale for free group sings with special conductors all summer! Visit WVC’s website for more details.

Gaia Music Collective's One-Day Choir series is an opportunity to sing in a choir for one day only. A celebration of song and the connective power of singing in harmony. An opportunity to build community, make some new friends, and raise our powerfully diverse voices as one.

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The Big Bang is a cold reading series of new works, hosted by Jonathan Caren, at Judson Church.

A festival to honor and memorialize Zaza Diana Oh’s immense contribution to art as resistance and offering, theatre, music, healing, writing, acting, and coalition building.

Learn more here.

A coalition of NYC-based groups resisting through song invite singers of the movement across New York City to an open-to-all Singing Resistance communal workshop. https://bit.ly/Harmonize_Huddle We'll spend an evening together in song, deepening connection among this community and getting specific about how we can further free our own voices, and better support each other to leverage song and cultural organizing in the work that lies ahead of us. At this community event, folks will be invited to mingle, meet, make some music, and think together about how to organize for future song-focused action.

Restored and Colorized: An Evening with Ruby Rims + Henco Espag on piano

*This event is a fundraiser for scholarships to the Judson Weekend.

Reservations: Call 646 688 2351

Suggested Donation $30

NYC Friends of Clearwater is having our monthly gathering which is held on the third Friday of each month, starting at 6:30pm in the Assembly Hall. Join us for a night of live music, potluck dinner, and environmental discussion.

Samora Pinderhughes 'The Healing Project' with Guests

The Healing Project is an arts organization based in New York City, originally conceived in 2014 by composer, multidisciplinary artist, and activist Samora Pinderhughes. The organization partners with individuals impacted by structural violence to create artistic works, collective healing spaces, and advocacy initiatives that drive narrative and systemic change. They envision a world built around healing rather than punishment, where systems of violence are replaced with systems of care.

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The Hartford music scene has a rich history of developing and churning out amazing artists. Both Michael Carabello and Jocelyn Pleasant are apart of this culture. Both having musical roots from the Artists Collective, this duo will explore original and common repertoire developed in Hartford. Michael and Jocelyn have been playing and building musical chemistry in Hartford and New England for the past 10 years. This performance will reflect and expand on that.

The Judson Book Group will be reading The God of Small Things by Arundhati Roy.

Contact Jane Treuhold (treujane@gmail.com) to receive the zoom link.

A fundraiser for BTLK.

A free, high visibility low-tech forum for experimentation, emerging ideas, and works-in-progress held in the Fall and Spring seasons. Artists are selected by a rotating committee of peer artists, and join Movement Research Artists-In-Residence and international guests each season in performing at the historic Judson Memorial Church.

PVC is an alternative coffeehouse offering live and live-stream entertainment in New York City, presenting folk, blues, jazz, rap, poetry, spoken word, storytelling, theater and dance since 1979. We shine a spotlight on social issues and artists from underrepresented cultures.

For more info, including a performance schedule, please go here.

Created and produced by Kayla White and Taylor Schmuelgen; THAT SHOW is a community gathering and showcase of early career performance artists. Informed by a shared vision of a performance space that provides financial and operational support for risk taking and collaboration, their curatorial style has been described as “rooted in TLC: tender loving care” and one that “makes room for unbridled expression.” Taking place at Judson Memorial Church, we embrace a messy, do-it-yourself, community centered model to present and present multiple works in one evening.

TICKETS $10-$30

A prominent senator assesses the destructive ideas that have seized the American spirit—and shows how the hidden alignments in our politics can free us from their hold.

TICKETS (including book) $29

On this Pentecost Sunday, we’ll listen for the voices that have been left out of the larger, legitimized Christian chorus by lifting up The Gospel of Mary through a creatively visionary offering from Judson artists Sylvia Milo and Nathan Davis, joined by Micah, who will remind us that we all have revelations rooted within us waiting to be revealed and shared. Join us in person or online here.

AND! Stick around after service for more art from Nathan in the Meeting Room at 2pm: Experience Sandbath, a unique performance by Nathan Davis that uses sand as its only sound source. Elucidating the live pouring, sifting, and brushing of sand through speakers encircling the audience, this immersive piece explores themes of innumerability, impermanence, time, and the unconscious—inviting you to hear the world in a grain of sand.

A Siren's Prayer
A new musical by Kim Macharia, with musical direction by Fox Indigo

For generations, a tribe of sirens sang men to their deaths. But when a sailor survives and leaves a message of love and fear, one siren begins to question the story she’s been told—and the legacy she’s bound to.

Presented by Judson Arts Wednesdays and Brave Leap

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The Judson Book Group will be reading The God of Small Things by Arundhati Roy.

Contact Jane Treuhold (treujane@gmail.com) to receive the zoom link.

A free, high visibility low-tech forum for experimentation, emerging ideas, and works-in-progress held in the Fall and Spring seasons. Artists are selected by a rotating committee of peer artists, and join Movement Research Artists-In-Residence and international guests each season in performing at the historic Judson Memorial Church.

West Village Chorale presents their spring concert, This Land is Your Land. Click for more info!