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About Hastings on Jazz is a free weekly outdoor concert series occurring each Sunday from 3-530 pm in downtown Hastings on Hudson, NY at the VFW Plaza, 548 Warburton Ave. Series runs from June 7-August 9. Rain location is at the Hastings Public Library, 7 Maple Ave.
About 3rd Sunday Jazz -♫♪♫•*¨ Beyond Flute Group♫♪♫•*¨ Sunday June 21, 2026-music at 4:00 pm ♫♪♫•*¨ 6 BC Botanical Garden 624 east 6th street , between Ave B and C Ny. NY
Alicia Hall Moran Alicia Hall Moran Alicia Hall Moran is an award-winning mezzo-soprano and collaborative vocal artist with two critically praised solo albums, HeavyBlue (2015) and Here Today (ranked the #1 album of 2018 by Mike West, NPR Music/Jazz, and a third album, Coldblooded (2026), that skates the divides between music genre and medium: the motown project, Breaking Ice, and Black Wall Street, and with Jason Moran: Chantal for Washington National Opera, the musical Family Ball (commissioned by Boston ICA), and Work Songs (curated by the visionary Okwui Enwezor for the 56th Venice Biennial). She directed Two Wings: The Music of Black America in Migration (premiered Carnegie Hall), and conceived the Morans’ BLEED for 2012’s groundbreaking Whitney Biennial in the same season she made her Broadway debut in The Gershwins’ Porgy & Bess (Tony winner “Best Musical Revival), earning an NAACP Los Angeles Theater Award nomination for her subsequent portrayal of Bess on National Tour. Moran is a noted collaborator inside visual artworks by Rosa Barba The Ocean of One’s Pause, Joan Jonas Reading Danté, Ragnar Kjartansson Scenes from Western Culture, Christopher Myers Feathers on the Waves, Liz Magic Laser and Simone Leigh’s Breakdown, Adam Pendleton (three scenes/variation one), Carrie Mae Weems Grace Notes, Suzanne Bocanegra Valley, Sonya Clark (The Huest Eye), filmmaker Dorothy Darr (Charles Lloyd, Arrows to Infinity), Lee Mingwei (My Labyrinth), and choreographer Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company’s Chapel/Chapter (sharing its Bessie Award for Musical Collaboration). She appears in director Rebecca Miller’s feature film She Came to Me as an opera singer singing Bryce Dessner. Recording Gabriel Kahane’s emergency shelter intake form (Kalmar/Oregon Symphony) is another career highlight. Moran currently sings the role of Monisha in composer Jessie Montgomery’s theatrical treatment of Scott Joplin’s Treemonisha, touring Canada next season. Additional appearances include San Francisco Orchestra, Grant Park Orchestra, BBC London, National Symphony Orchestra Pops, Philadelphia Orchestra, Milwaukee Symphony with pianist Aaron Diehl, Austin Symphony, Dayton Philharmonic, Virginia Symphony, Harlem Chamber Players, stargaze ensemble, Brooklyn Youth Chorus, Allison Loggins Hull’s Diametrically Composed, the band Harriet Tubman and her frequent collaborator Brandon Ross, Tomeika Reid, Kaoru Watanabe’s Bloodlines, Lyric Opera of the North, Roomful of Teeth, Yosvany Terry’s Atlantic Connections, Bill Frisell’s Gershwin and Beyond, James Moore and The Hands Free, Opera Southwest, and esteemed music-making ensembles worldwide.
About Nestled above Columbus Circle with stunning views of Central Park, Dizzy’s Club offers a one-of-a-kind experience that blends the magic of live jazz with the warmth of an intimate atmosphere. From iconic artists to rising stars, each performance celebrates the vibrant spirit and diversity of jazz. Paired with a thoughtfully curated menu, it’s the perfect setting to enjoy world-class music, exceptional cuisine, and unforgettable moments in the heart of New York City. More details about this performance will be available soon—don’t miss the chance to be part of an extraordinary evening.
"In Bloom" sextet concert with special guests El Sol Brillante Community Garden 5pm-7pm FREE & Outdoors* 522 East 12th St (betw. Ave's A & B), East Village NYC *in case of rain, performance moves indoors to Sixth Street Synagogue 325 East 6th St (between First & Second Ave's), East Village NYC This performance brings Isle of Klezbos & Friends back to wonderful El Sol Garden for a concert /poetry reading /jazz tap extravaganza featuring: ISLE of KLEZBOS all-instrumental sextet special: Debra Kreisberg - clarinet & sax; Pam Fleming - trumpet; Reut Regev - trombone; Shoko Nagai - accordion & keyboard; Saskia Lane - double bass; Eve Sicular - drums | leader Irena Klepfisz, poet & Bundist activist Laraine Goodman & Margaret Morrison, jazz tap dancers
$25 ticket in advance/ $30 DOS Guitarist and singer Jake Wildhorn has set his sights on becoming the next big rock songwriter of a generation. The gritty, genre-blending artist is an amalgam of the incredibly rich history of New York City. In 2022, Jake had a successful run of monthly shows at The Bitter End in New York City and opened for folk icon Gordon Lightfoot on an extensive US tour. His music is a mix of contemporary pop rock and americana inspired by both modern and classic artists such as Rob Thomas, Cage The Elephant, Linkin Park, The Eagles, Gavin DeGraw, and KALEO. After a string of single releases including "Man on a Wire" and "Kids in a Castle", Jake debuted his first full-length album, 12 Rounds, in October of 2023. The album has accumulated hundreds of thousands of streams on Spotify and other music platforms and continues to find new ears today. His EP Heaven Can Wait was released in August of 2024 and has since become the first project to receive radio play across the US for the artist. In November of 2025, Jake released his 2nd album The Last Coyote, which brought a much more focused set of songs inspired in theme and metaphor by the end of outlaws. From headlining clubs in Manhattan to main staging festivals across the northeast, whether as a band or solo, Jake Wildhorn is a musical force on stage, not just as an entertainer but as a storyteller. - JakeWildhorn | Instagram | LinktreeBio - Guitarist and singer Jake Wildhorn has set his sights on becoming the next big rock songwriter of a generation. The gritty, genre-blending artist is an amalgam of the incredibly rich history of New York City. In 2022, Jake had a successful run of monthly shows at The Bitter End in New York City and opened for folk icon Gordon Lightfoot on an extensive US tour. His music is a mix of contemporary pop rock and americana inspired by both modern and classic artists such as Rob Thomas, Cage The Elephant, Linkin Park, The Eagles, Gavin DeGraw, and KALEO. After a string of single releases including "Man on a Wire" and "Kids in a Castle", Jake debuted his first full-length album, 12 Rounds, in October of 2023. The album has accumulated hundreds of thousands of streams on Spotify and other music platforms and continues to find new ears today. His EP Heaven Can Wait was released in August of 2024 and has since become the first project to receive radio play across the US for the artist. In November of 2025, Jake released his 2nd album The Last Coyote, which brought a much more focused set of songs inspired in theme and metaphor by the end of outlaws. From headlining clubs in Manhattan to main staging festivals across the northeast, whether as a band or solo, Jake Wildhorn is a musical force on stage, not just as an entertainer but as a storyteller. - JakeWildhorn | Instagram | Linktree
Lucy Yeghiazaryan is an American Armenian vocalist who has become a leading voice in American straight-ahead jazz by bringing the real richness of her heritage together with her love for the ultimate American artform. She is a recipient of grants from the Doris Duke Foundation, Chamber Music America and the New York Foundation for the Arts. She has shared the stage with Harold Mabern, Houston Person, Grant Stewart, Terell Stafford, Bernadette Peters, Arto Tuncboyaijian and many more. She regularly works with the Emmet Cohen trio and can be found performing in and outside of The United States with regular appearances at Jazz at Lincoln Center, Birdland, Mezzrow, Symphony Space and more. She was a top ten finalist in the 2015 Thelonious Monk Competition and holds a degree in World History in addition to being a skilled classical violinist. Her debut album, Blue Heaven, was released in 2019 on Cellar Live Records and was followed by the album In Her Words on La_Reserve Records in 2021 which was sponsored by The Womens Fund of NYFA. Her third album, Lonely House will be released in late 2022.
