Special reception on Aug 29th at 6:30pm. RSVP here or email us at info@communityworksnyc.org for more information!
NEWS!
September:
Our new Theater Connections calendar presenting a dazzling array of multicultural events will be available in September.
Aug 1 - Nov 11:
harlem is...Dance is a newly expanded, interdisciplinary exhibition illuminating the history and power of dance. The exhibition includes an eclectic mix of visual interpretations inspired by dance themes by 14 emerging and established artists who live and/or work in Harlem. Special Artists Reception, August 29, 2016 at 6:30pm. RSVP here or email info@communityworksnyc.org for more information!
Feb 1 - Apr 23:
harlem is...Downtown, the largest exhibition by Community works, opening in Feburary of 2016 at historic Federal hall, celebrates the hsitory of Harlem's roots in downtown Manhattan in early New York and it's legacy of keeping alive it's identitiy, activism, and arts though the 20th centurry to the present. Click here to email us at info@communityworksnyc.org for more information!
Jan 12 - Feb 22:
Global Reflections: Harlem and Beyond features the work of Harlem fiber griot and noted quilt maker Dindga McCannon. It includes new work that reflect the people and places she has visted over 50 years of artmaking. Click here to email us at info@communityworksnyc.org for more information!
December 27, 2015:
Kwanzaa 2015: Energize, Recognize
Dubbed the "World's Greatest Entertainer" and "the human beat box" for his unrivaled ability to rock a crowd, Harlem native Doug E. Fresh rings in the new year at the Museum's 37th annual Kwanzaa spectacular! Click here to email us at info@communityworksnyc.org for more information!
December 16, 2015:
Let's Celebrate! Johnkankus!
Though stories, music, and song, storyteller, Lina H Humes and troupe tell the story of Johnkanus and lead the audience in a spirited celebration. Click here for more information.
March 21, 2015:
Join us for a "page to stage" interactive performance of acclaimed children's author and illustrator, Bryan Collier's book Uptown, by CW master teaching artist Daniel Carlton. It's a touching look at his beloved neighborhood though a child's eyes. More information soon.
Feburary 4, 2015:
Free tours are available by appointment at the harlem is...Theater exhibition in the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts. Exhibition from 2/4/15 till 5/2/15 More information here.
January 9, 2015:
Tickets still available for our Spring into Dance Festival. Starring Restoration Dance Theatre, Dance Theatre of Harlem, and Flamanco Vivo II. Details here.
December 17, 2014:
Join Voza Rivers and Woodie King Jr. as they talk about the past, present, and future of black theater. Part of the
harlem is...Theater exhibit. View the invitation here. Please RSVP!
November 19, 2014:
Join us for the upcoming opening reception for the expanded
harlem is...Theater exhibit. View invitation here. Please RSVP!
October 10, 2014:
View more information about our Theater to Go in-school performances here. We also have holiday programs!
September 18, 2014:
Our 2014-2015 Performance Calendar has just been released! Click here to download!
Our new Theater Connections calendar presenting a dazzling array of multicultural events will be available in September.
harlem is...Dance is a newly expanded, interdisciplinary exhibition illuminating the history and power of dance. The exhibition includes an eclectic mix of visual interpretations inspired by dance themes by 14 emerging and established artists who live and/or work in Harlem. Special Artists Reception, August 29, 2016 at 6:30pm. RSVP here or email info@communityworksnyc.org for more information!
harlem is...Downtown, the largest exhibition by Community works, opening in Feburary of 2016 at historic Federal hall, celebrates the hsitory of Harlem's roots in downtown Manhattan in early New York and it's legacy of keeping alive it's identitiy, activism, and arts though the 20th centurry to the present. Click here to email us at info@communityworksnyc.org for more information!
Global Reflections: Harlem and Beyond features the work of Harlem fiber griot and noted quilt maker Dindga McCannon. It includes new work that reflect the people and places she has visted over 50 years of artmaking. Click here to email us at info@communityworksnyc.org for more information!
Dubbed the "World's Greatest Entertainer" and "the human beat box" for his unrivaled ability to rock a crowd, Harlem native Doug E. Fresh rings in the new year at the Museum's 37th annual Kwanzaa spectacular! Click here to email us at info@communityworksnyc.org for more information!
Though stories, music, and song, storyteller, Lina H Humes and troupe tell the story of Johnkanus and lead the audience in a spirited celebration. Click here for more information.
harlem is...Theater exhibit. View the invitation here. Please RSVP!
harlem is...Theater exhibit. View invitation here. Please RSVP!
Special reception on Aug 29th at 6:30pm. RSVP here or email us at info@communityworksnyc.org for more information!
  
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