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Our Lady of Lourdes School

Come join us in person for an epic night of swinging beats and smooth moves. Celebrate International Jazz Month with live music, dancing, and good vibes that'll take you right back to the legendary Savoy Ballroom. Whether you're a seasoned dancer or just love jazz, this is the place to be. Let's stomp, sway, and spin the night away!Jessie Redmon Fauset sculpted African American literature in the 1920's supporting the careers of Harlem Renaissance luminaries Langston Hughes, Jean Toomer, Countee Cullen, Nella Larson and Claude McKay among others. In a biographical note the ardent Francophile Fauset shared, "Like the French, I adore dancing." Actually, it turns out that W. E. B. DuBois danced. Countee Cullen danced. Dorothy West danced and more. In honor of the many Harlem Renaissance writers and artists who danced at The Savoy Ballroom (1926-1958) and other places, this event is held in their memory. Fittingly, April is International Jazz Month and in the vein of The Savoy Ballroom's tradition, two bands - The Chris McBride Band and The Eyal Vilner Swing Band will have everyone stomping back to the days of the legendary ballroom!To get everyone moving, Sam Coleman and Candice Franklin-Cox will bring your toe-tapping up to speed with instruction on swing dance basics.Bring friends, have a good time and keep Countee Cullen's poem, She of the Dancing Feet in mind.And what would I do in heaven, pray,Me with my dancing feet,And limbs like apple boughs that swayWhen the gusty rain winds beat?

 Sunday, April 26, 2026, 4-8PM
Our Lady of Lourdes in Harlem468 West 143rd Street, NYC4-8PM
Free and Open to the Public

Local Event: International Jazz Month Celebration: Swing Dance Stomp Back to the Savoy!

International Jazz Month Celebration: Swing...

Come join us in person for an epic night of swinging beats and smooth moves. Celebrate International Jazz Month with live...

International Jazz Month Celebration: Swing Dance Stomp Back to the Savoy!

Gotham Comedy Club NYC

Spring has sprung, and so has the next generation of stand-up talent! Seven seriously funny kids from across the tri-state area are taking the stage and they are ready to make your whole family laugh. Claudia Wang, Henry Green, Arielle Brackett, Alex Kimball, Eva Goldberg, Dylan Rotenberg, and Evelyn Yoo are bringing their A-game, hosted by comedian Ryan Beck. Tickets are $18+ fees. One item Minimum.

Local Event: Kids 'N Comedy Presents: Springtime in New York Pro-Show 

Kids 'N Comedy Presents: Springtime in New York...

Spring has sprung, and so has the next generation of stand-up talent! Seven seriously funny kids from across the tri-state area...

Kids 'N Comedy Presents: Springtime in New York Pro-Show 

Church of the Heavenly Rest

Welcome this lovely season with Leonard Bernstein's dramatic Chichester Psalms, sung in Hebrew, and Benjamin Britten's lively Rejoice in the Lamb, sung in English. Performed by the Canterbury Choral Society, led by Jonathan De Vries, with full chorus and orchestra and massive percussion. Francis Poulenc's Organ Concerto performed by Alistair Reid rounds out this entertaining program.&nbsp; Soloists are Hannah Spierman, soprano, Bess Morrison, Mezzo-Soprano, Ethan Fran, Tenor, Christoper Tefft, Bass. Tickets $30 available online at Canterburychoral.org/concerts or at the door. Cash only. Free reception after the concert.

Local Event: Spring Concert with Bernstein and Britten!

Spring Concert with Bernstein and Britten!

Welcome this lovely season with Leonard Bernstein's dramatic Chichester Psalms, sung in Hebrew, and Benjamin Britten's lively...

The Forum at Columbia University

Join the Columbia Climate School for our Signature Speaker Series featuring Ginger Zee, ABC News Chief Meteorologist and Chief Climate Correspondent. In her talk, "Current Climate: Reporting on Climate Change on Network TV," Ginger will share insights from the front lines of climate journalism, science communication, and her journey at ABC News. A luncheon reception will follow the program.&nbsp;

Local Event: Signature Speaker Series: Ginger Zee 

Signature Speaker Series: Ginger Zee 

Join the Columbia Climate School for our Signature Speaker Series featuring Ginger Zee, ABC News Chief Meteorologist and Chief...

Online via Zoom

There’s a lot coming up right now individually and collectively. This virtual gathering is an invitation to pause, reconnect, and learn practical ways to move through what we’re carrying. In partnership with Mayan midwives from Lake Atitlán, Guatemala, and Elemental Guides, we’re opening a 3-part virtual series focused on working with the elements to process emotion, restore balance, and reconnect to the body. We begin with Earth. What to expect: A guided live practice via Zoom Connection to a traditional Mayan ceremony led by midwives on the land Simple, embodied tools for daily life A space to slow down, reflect, and reset This space is open to everyone. No prior experience needed. If you’ve been feeling the intensity of these times and want a grounded way to work with it, join us. Donation based.&nbsp; Suggested $20 donation.&nbsp; <a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1985834201554?aff=oddtdtcreator" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Sign up via EventBrite link</a>.&nbsp;

Local Event: Mayan Midwives & Elemental Guide - Earth Alchemy Practice (Virtual)

Mayan Midwives & Elemental Guide - Earth...

There’s a lot coming up right now individually and collectively.  This virtual gathering is an invitation to pause, reconnect,...

Mayan Midwives & Elemental Guide - Earth Alchemy Practice (Virtual)

Hand and wrist pain is common and can make daily activities more difficult. Join HSS for this free webinar and:
<ul><li>Learn the causes of hand &amp; wrist pain</li><li>Explore effective treatments</li><li>Pick up helpful tips to manage discomfort and improve your quality of life</li></ul>
Speakers:
Nicolas Pascual-Leone MD
Seong Jun Jang MD
This program is designed to give general information and does not provide individual medical advice.Register Here: <a href="https://communityed.hss.edu/en/custom-registration-from?utm_campaign=Patch_Webinars" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Community Education &amp; Outreach at HSS</a>
Please contact <a href="mailto:communityed@hss.edu">communityed@hss.edu</a> with any questions.

Local Event: Hand & Wrist Pain: HSS Free Webinar!

Hand & Wrist Pain: HSS Free Webinar!

Hand and wrist pain is common and can make daily activities more difficult. Join HSS for this free webinar and:
Learn the...

Marble Collegiate Church

Joan Lunden, award-winning journalist, bestselling author and longtime host of ABC’s “Good Morning America,” will kick off “Inspired Conversations With…” Marble Collegiate Church’s new series featuring notable thought leaders on Thursday, April 30, 6 p.m. in the historic Sanctuary at 1 W. 29th Street in New York City.
Lunden will share stories from her newest book, Joan: Life Beyond the Script, during a memorable evening to be moderated by Faye Wattleton, longtime Marble member, former president of Planned Parenthood, author, speaker and a leading voice in protecting women’s rights. 
In Lunden’s memoir, she discusses breaking barriers in broadcast journalism, redefining motherhood and courageously sharing her breast cancer journey to advocate for women’s health and caregiving. Her story is one of resilience, reinvention and living boldly at every stage of life. Following this conversation, Lunden will sign her book, which is included in the $25 in-person admission.

All are welcome!
About Marble Church: Marble Collegiate Church has stood on the corner of Fifth Avenue and 29th Street since 1854, with its ministry dating back to 1628. This vibrant, Protestant church (affiliations with The Reformed Church in America and The United Church of Christ) is a community where all of us are encouraged to become our best selves and serve New York City and the world.

Local Event: Inspired Conversations With ... Joan Lunden at Marble Collegiate Church

Inspired Conversations With ... Joan Lunden at...

Joan Lunden, award-winning journalist, bestselling author and longtime host of ABC’s “Good Morning America,” will kick off...

Inspired Conversations With ... Joan Lunden at Marble Collegiate Church

92NY

Meet Millie. Millie has an amazing imagination! Millie is the most creative student in her class! Millie is a whirlwind of ideas! But Millie has one problem — she’s a mess!
Always late, missing her socks, misplacing her schoolbooks, Millie has been dubbed “Messy Millie” by friends and family. Like a tornado, she whirls through life, a cyclone of chaos. But Millie is ready to change. Learning from a more-than-slightly-mixed-up guardian fairy, Millie finds that with a little change and a bit of magic, she can have a wonderful life! This musical is 45 minutes long and best enjoyed by audience members ages 2+.
Conceived by: Megan Doyle &amp; Jeffrey Sanzel Direction &amp; Choreography: Megan Doyle Music &amp; Lyrics: Andrew Heidorn Book: Jeffrey Sanzel
The fun doesn’t have to stop at the theater. Keep the fun going and continue the experience of Messy Millie at home or in the classroom! This <a href="https://www.92ny.org/NY92/media/92NY/Arts%20and%20Culture/Musical%20Theater/PDFs/Messy-Millie-Curriculum-Guide.pdf" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">curriculum guide</a> is designed in connection with 92NY Theater for Young Audiences production of Messy Millie. These activities can serve as a wonderful introduction to the world of Messy Millie before seeing the show or be used to continue the experience afterward. <a href="https://www.92ny.org/NY92/media/92NY/Arts%20and%20Culture/Musical%20Theater/PDFs/Messy-Millie-Curriculum-Guide.pdf" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Download the guide as a PDF</a> to complete the activities!

Local Event: Messy Millie

Messy Millie

Meet Millie. Millie has an amazing imagination! Millie is the most creative student in her class! Millie is a whirlwind of...

Speyer Hall

MADC is elated to be premiering current company artist Ellicia Clayton’s new work, Come Sunday; the reimagining of the deconstructed repertory work, Thoughts; an audience favorite, Sweet Seventies’ Suite; and the premiere of Legacy. Ellicia Clayton’s Come Sunday investigates the following questions in her 5 section work: Have you ever questioned Salvation? Is it ever too late to be saved? Thoughts examines how we see ourselves, what ways that we show up for ourselves, and practices that cultivate self-love. Sweet Seventies' Suite explores grief, loss, and joy towards a loved one who transitioned to the spiritual realm. Legacy is rooted in joy as a form of resistance. It fosters pride and a positive sense of self by highlighting the valuable aspects of Black people from the First Great Migration, the first Harlem Renaissance, and the second Harlem Renaissance.
Please note that Speyer Hall @ University Settlement is ADA accessible with a wheelchair ramp for entry into the building, an elevator, and wheelchair access for seating.
Experience the inspiring, impactful, and joyful choreographic work of MODArts Dance Collective (MADC)!

Local Event: MODArts Dance Collective (MADC) presents Me We: a solo dance concert

MODArts Dance Collective (MADC) presents Me We:...

MADC is elated to be premiering current company artist Ellicia Clayton’s new work, Come Sunday; the reimagining of the...

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