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February 28, 2015 | PASS | ProPhetika: an oratorio
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Read MoreOn View Now | SHARP Art Exhibition with Melissa West & Bethany Collins
March 8, 2015 | YOUTH MATTERS | Theater Terra: SPOT
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Read MoreMarch 11, 2015 | EDUCATION | Your Italian Landscape
June 21, 2015 | Carnegie Hall FREE Performance with Banda Magda
Led by the impish, sweet-voiced, Greek-born singer and accordionist Magda Giannikou, Banda Magda’s music taps into a wide range of international influences. In addition to Giannikou, voices of band members from Japan and Argentina are heard, making each concert a colorful global experience. With songs sung in French as well as six other languages, […]
Read MoreMay 2, 2015 | Carnegie Hall FREE Performance with The Itty Biddies
The Itty Biddies are a rocking bundle of fun for the entire family. The trio’s danceable tunes, soaring vocals, and instrumentals that feature ukulele, keyboard, melodica, and bass will take you on a journey filled with storytelling and song. With roots in jazz and cabaret, The Itty Biddies celebrate the world around us with […]
Read MoreApril 26, 2015 | Carnegie Hall FREE Performance with Emily Eagen and Friends
Emily Eagen is a musical innovator who sings and whistles everything from early music to traditional Americana. Eagen, a two-time international whistling champion, is a singing, whistling, and ukulele-playing member of the popular roots band the Whistling Wolves. Eagen’s original songs explore children’s flights of fancy, their dreams, and the way they turn familiar […]
Read MoreMusic Hall
The Music Hall at Snug Harbor is the second oldest existing theater in New York City, second to Carnegie Hall only by a few months. Remaining true to the Greek Revival tradition, the Music Hall is marked by its mighty ionic columns and harmonious architectural elements. The interior of the Music Hall, however, encourages […]
Read MoreCottage Row
The late 19th century map indicates which professional staff members lived in the cottages. The secretary, engineer, gardener, banker, and farmer lived in their own respective cottages. Remaining true to their original intention as living quarters, Snug Harbor has allowed the cottages to serve as a residency for emerging artists. Snug Harbor’s Artist in Residency […]
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