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Arts for Art welcomes back regular in-person live performances with a week of music celebrating the cause of Social Justice. All artists and audience members must be vaccinated. All performances will be livestreamed. Monday Oct. 11 7 pm: Lewis / Holmes / Werner / Smith James Brandon Lewis - tenor saxophone/ Patrick Holmes – clarinet / Josh Werner – bass / Ches Smith - drums 8 pm: Afro Algonquin Trio  Lee Mixashawn Rozie - woodwinds, mandolin, voice / Rick Rozie -  bass / Pheeroan akLaff - drums 9 pm: William Hooker Trio  William Hooker - drums / Hilliard Greene - bass / J.D. Parran – woodwinds

Arts for Art welcomes back regular in-person live performances with a week of music celebrating the cause of Social Justice. All artists and audience members must be vaccinated. All performances will be livestreamed. Wednesday Oct. 13 7 pm: Dave Burrell Solo Dave Burrell - piano 8 pm: Mara Rosenbloom Bone Labyrinth + Mara Rosenbloom - piano / Melanie Dyer - viola / Sean Conly - bass / featuring Michael T.A. Thompson - drums 9 pm: Marcelo / Lewis Alexis Marcelo – piano / James Brandon Lewis – tenor saxophone

Join the International Contemporary Ensemble for our first re-opening concert of our season at Target Margin in Sunset Park, Brooklyn! Not able to make it in-person? Don’t fret! We are also live-streaming the performance. Just make sure to RSVP above if you will join us in-person or online. Jessie Cox’s Black as a Hack for Cyborgification (2020, commissioned by Pink Noise Ensemble) is an open instrumentation work bringing musicians and audience members on a sonic journey amongst planets. Each score represents a different environment – Jupiter, the sun, a star, etc. – where hand-calligraphy is intertwined with poetry and computer code, reflecting on identity, technology, and celestial bodies. *** Please Note *** Proof of vaccination required for entry. Performers on this program are all vaccinated and tested. They will perform without masks at their discretion. Audience members will be approximately thirty feet from the performers. The performance will last for 55 minutes without intermission.

GROUNDS is a new performance fusing devised theater, opera, immersive installations, and site-specific art that intervenes in public space. Retelling New York’s history through an inclusive feminist lens, this environmental opera installation illuminates female-identifying history-makers from Brooklyn, including Shirley Chisholm, Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Emily Warren Roebling. Free to the public, GROUNDS dispels isolation, rebuilds connectivity, and amplifies community identity by celebrating the resilient spirit that makes Brooklyn extraordinary. Concept, Creative Director & Executive Producer / Jennifer Williams Installation Designer / Jungah Han Costume Designer / Asa Benally Devising Artists / Raquel Acevedo Klein, Isabel Lepanto Gleicher, Rebekah Heller, IONE, Shara Lunon, Clara Warnaar Stage Manager / Nick Auer

Don Shelden sings all of your Frank Sinatra favorites !

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The RUN 4 BEIGEL 5K Run / Walk is an annual event established in 2018, following the shooting tragedy at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida. A grief-stricken community mourned the lives of 17 individuals lost to gunfire that day and came together to run in honor of Coach Scott J. Beigel for saving the lives of his students, in place of his own. In the years following the tragedy, RUN 4 BEIGEL has become a worldwide event to raise funds in support of the Scott J. Beigel Memorial Fund. Through fundraising and events like the RUN 4 BEIGEL, the Scott J. Beigel Memorial Fund is able to fulfill its purpose: to help send disadvantaged children touched by gun violence to summer sleep away camp. Through the generosity and support of you and so many others, we were able to send 165 at-risk kids to camp in Summer 2021. Now we're on a mission to more than double that number for Summer 2022. Thank you so much for being a part of our RUN 4 BEIGEL family and helping us change the world, one child at a time.

Annette St. John | Vocals backed by Matthew Smythe | Organ Marvin Horn | Guitar Taru Alexander | Drums No Cover | Doors Open at 6pm NYC COVID Requirements Observed - Proof of Vaccination Come enjoy Food, Drink and Jazz

Jazz Jam led by Patience Higgins | Musicians and Vocalists invited to show their talent | No Cover | Doors Open at 6pm | First Set 8pm | Come enjoy Food, Drink, and Jazz|

DAVE SCOTT DOUBLE CD RELEASE PERFORMANCE SteepleChase Discs: “AMBIGUITY and “ IN SEARCH OF HIPNESS" Featuring: THE DAVE SCOTT QUINTET: SteepleChase Disc: “AMBIGUITY Dave Scott - Trumpet Rich Perry - Saxophone Gary Versace - Piano John Hebert- Bass Billy Mintz - Drums THE DAVE SCOTT VIOLIN BAND: SteepleChase Disc: ‘IN SEARCH OF HIPNESS’ Dave Scott - Trumpet Sarah Bernstein - Violin Jacob Sacks - Piano Steve Cardenas - Guitar John Hebert - Bass Mark Ferber - Drums AT: GREENWICH HOUSE MUSIC SCHOOL CONCERT HALL 46 Barrow Street Greenwich Village, NYC (212) 242-4770 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2021 7:15 PM (Doors open at 7 PM) FREE ADMISSION Covid Protocol: Greenwich House requires proof of vaccination for everyone attending. THIS PERFORMANCE IS MADE POSSIBLE BY A GRANT FROM THE NEW YORK CITY ARTIST CORPS .