By Nico Lupo on April 27, 2018
Bronx, Grammy, music
Bronx, Education, Lens on New Yorkers, Video
By Daniel Mescon on May 3, 2014
Central Park, civil rights, Columbia University, Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, folk music, If I Had a Hammer, Kitama Cahill-Jackson, music, Obama, Pete Seeger, Seeger Fest, SummerStage, Toshi Seeger, Turn Turn Turn, Waist Deep in the Big Muddy, Where Have All the Flowers Gone
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Come this summer, a five-day tribute will honor legendary folk singer and activist Pete Seeger
By Louise Dewast on April 29, 2014
culture, music, NYC, outdoors, Plays, poetry, shakespeare, songs, Theatre
Multimedia, NY City Scene, Video, What's New?
On April 23, actors performed songs by William Shakespeare in Bryant Park to celebrate the playwright’s 450th birthday.
By admin on April 29, 2014
culture, music, NYC, outdoors, Plays, poetry, shakespeare, songs, Theatre
Multimedia, NY City Scene, Video, What's New?
On April 23, actors performed songs by William Shakespeare in Bryant Park to celebrate the playwright’s 450th birthday.
By Sybile Penhirin on April 14, 2014
concert, elderly, Featured, homeboud, instrument, multimedia, music, New York City, nonprofit, Schools, seniors, slider, Video, violin
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An organization uses live performances to lift the spirits of the homebound
