Making their Lincoln Center debut, the genre-defying band Y la Bamba fuses Indie pop and Mexican folk music into a global, experimental sound. Led by Luz Elena Mendoza, NPR Music says: "Mendoza is becoming a visionary, and her band continues to intrigue as it evolves."...
Join the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art on the eve of the 36th Annual National Coming Out Day, celebrated October 11, for a discussion exploring queer representation and visibility as lasting tools within LGBTQIA+ politics and culture. Moderated by LLMA board member, writer, and activist Raquel Willis, we...
Brooklyn-based composer, playwright, and vocalist Truth Future Bachman deftly interweaves three of the most compelling cultural threads of our moment: musical theater, gender fluidity, and superhero/sci-fi parables. The third act in a series of queer and trans superhero musicals called Shapeshifters (following Luna & the Starbodies and Skyward: An Endling...
During this month's Mind's Eye program, visitors who are blind or have low vision are invited to meet the team that cares for our collection and learn more about conservation efforts at the Guggenheim Museum, including the extensive research and treatment of Jenny Holzer’s Installation...
The 2024 Training Institute for Arts in Healthcare and Creative Aging Monday, March 4th - VIRTUAL Saturday & Sunday, March 9th and 10th - IN PERSON We invite you to join our intensive three-day program that will provide an unparalleled opportunity for professional growth, learning, and networking in...
Join us for a free online training aimed to educate professionals working in the cultural sector. Whether you're new to engaging families impacted by dementia, or you'd like a refresh, this 2-hour training will give a foundational understanding of how this disease manifests and its...
The 2024 Training Institute for Arts in Healthcare and Creative Aging Monday, March 4th - VIRTUAL Saturday & Sunday, March 9th and 10th - IN PERSON We invite you to join our intensive three-day program that will provide an unparalleled opportunity for professional growth, learning, and networking in...
Join this interactive workshop and open forum on culture programming for and with people living with dementia, led by Assistant Manager of Docents & Access Programs Maggie Woolums and Teaching Artist and Creative Aging Advocate Magda Kaczmarska. You will learn about the partnership between the Rubin’s...
About this event Disability Hacks is a webinar series presented by SAORI Arts NYC and hosted by Ja’el Batyah and Chiaki O’Brien, that will explore the intersections of disabilities and the arts. Our speakers will draw from personal experiences to discuss supports that aid budding weavers...
Inclusive and Accessible Employment Series The Museum, Arts and Culture Access Consortium (MAC)'s Supporting Transition project is hosting a series on Inclusive and Accessible Employment for Cultural Organizations through the month of June. This series was presented last year and will return in a revised format...