Artists for a Free World Protest Concerts
September 7 & 12 at The Clemente, La Plaza
September 26 in St. Marks Churchyard
LIVE Outdoor Events / FREE Admission! / Donations accepted
Please pre-register. For safety reasons approx. 30 audience members allowed.
Scroll below the schedule to read our public safety precautions.
Scroll below the schedule to read our public safety precautions.
Free Music Workshops for Children ages 5 to 11
Saturday, October 10 & 11 at The Clemente
noon: Learn music basics through recorders, percussion, and movement.
Led by percussionist Michael TA Thompson, saxophonist Daro Behroozi, and movement by Patricia Nicholson
Saturday, October 10 & 11 at The Clemente
noon: Learn music basics through recorders, percussion, and movement.
Led by percussionist Michael TA Thompson, saxophonist Daro Behroozi, and movement by Patricia Nicholson
Saturday, September 26 Live Outdoor Performances at St. Marks Churchyard,
131 E. 10th Street (at 2nd Ave.) - co-produced with The Poetry Project
This event has met the pre-registration limit. Due to a strict capacity limit, we are not able to accommodate walk-ups.
We will update here if space become available.
We will update here if space become available.
Poetry Reading
1:30pm Sheila Maldonado - poet |
Peach & Tomato
1:45pm Sana Nagano - violin Leonor Falcon - violin |
Poetry Reading
2:30pm Yuko Otomo - poetry |
Melanie Dyer Trio
2:45pm Melanie Dyer - viola Gwen Laster - violin Ken Filiano - bass |
Poetry Reading
3:30pm Patricia Spears Jones - poetry |
Jason Kao Hwang Human Rites Trio
3:45pm Jason Kao Hwang - violin Andrew Drury - drums Ken Filiano - bass |
Final Set : TOGETHER
4:30pm Jason Kao Hwang - violin Melanie Dyer - viola Gwen Laster - violin Sana Nagano - violin Andrew Drury - drums Ken Filiano - bass |
September 7 - co-produced with The Clemente in La Plaza, 114 Norfolk St. parking lot, north of Delancey
This event has met the pre-registration limit. We will accommodate walk-ups as capacity allows.
Bisio / Lewis / Holmes / Knuffke
3pm Michael Bisio - bass James Brandon Lewis - tenor sax Patrick Holmes - clarinet Kirk Knuffke - cornet |
Ellis / Swell / Lewis
4pm Thomas Sayers Ellis - poetry Steve Swell - trombone James Brandon Lewis - tenor sax |
William Parker's Celestial Lighthouse performs Urban Revolution
4:30pm William Parker - composition, bass Rob Brown - alto sax Darius Jones - alto sax Isaiah Barr - tenor sax Steve Swell - trombone Francisco Mela - drums |
Saturday, September 12
- co-produced with The Clemente in La Plaza, 114 Norfolk St. parking lot, north of Delancey
This event has met the pre-registration limit. We will accommodate walk-ups as capacity allows.
- co-produced with The Clemente in La Plaza, 114 Norfolk St. parking lot, north of Delancey
This event has met the pre-registration limit. We will accommodate walk-ups as capacity allows.
Larry Roland Trio
3pm Larry Roland - poetry, bass JD Parran - reeds Jackson Krall - drums |
Dickey / Swell
4pm Whit Dickey - drums Steve Swell - trombone |
Sam Newsome Trio
5pm Sam Newsome - soprano sax Hilliard Greene - bass Reggie Nicholson - drums |
Attendance for The Clemente events will be capped at 50 people including performers and staff.
Attendance at St. Mark's Church is capped at 35.
Attendees are encouraged to pre-register and provide contact information, which will be saved and shared with NY State if necessary in compliance with reopening guidelines for outdoor gatherings.
Public Health Precautions
We are following recommendations laid out by NY State for outdoor gatherings. Seating will be fixed and socially distanced. Face masks are required at all times and we will provide extras, as well as hand sanitizer stations. Musical equipment will be sanitized between performances. We are grateful to attendees for helping us maintain safety within our present public health context, and look forward to holding meaningful shared listening space together.
Please stay home if you are feeling sick. For more information about COVID-19, check the CDC website.
Attendance at St. Mark's Church is capped at 35.
Attendees are encouraged to pre-register and provide contact information, which will be saved and shared with NY State if necessary in compliance with reopening guidelines for outdoor gatherings.
Public Health Precautions
We are following recommendations laid out by NY State for outdoor gatherings. Seating will be fixed and socially distanced. Face masks are required at all times and we will provide extras, as well as hand sanitizer stations. Musical equipment will be sanitized between performances. We are grateful to attendees for helping us maintain safety within our present public health context, and look forward to holding meaningful shared listening space together.
Please stay home if you are feeling sick. For more information about COVID-19, check the CDC website.
schedule subject to change
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Presented with support from the New York State Council on the Arts. | Additional support provided by Council Members Margaret Chin and Carlina Rivera, NYC Department of Cultural Affairs, Howard Gilman Foundation, Epstein Foundation, and The New York Community Trust NYC COVID-19 Response & Impact Fund
Presented with support from the New York State Council on the Arts. | Additional support provided by Council Members Margaret Chin and Carlina Rivera, NYC Department of Cultural Affairs, Howard Gilman Foundation, Epstein Foundation, and The New York Community Trust NYC COVID-19 Response & Impact Fund
