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Do you have a song or poem that you wrote or just love to perform? Come out to MLK's Open Mic to share it! Sign up begins at 3:15 at the Information Desk in the New Books area on the first floor to take the stage and show us your talents! ASL interpretation available upon request. Please note that the library only supp…
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=””] Horace Trahan , the maker of the hit single, “That Butt Thing,” in 1999, is a world renowned Cajun and Zydeco artist, respected for his ability to pull the hell out of an accordion and belt out vocals that will give you chills. Having over-stepped boundaries and bypassed the s…
The classical pianist presents an evening of distinctive artistry for the fifth-annual Ruth Bader Ginsburg Memorial Recital —a creative initiative connecting Justice Ginsburg’s love of music, the esteemed artists she championed and befriended, and the future of the vocal and instrumental arts in which she delighted. —…
The People’s Poetry Gathering, founded as a biennial event in 1999 by City Lore and Poets House, with Bowery Poetry joining soon after, assembles poets from New York City and beyond to pursue discourse, exchange, and cultural preservation through poetry. In 2026, the gathering returns to Lower Manhattan for the first t…
Millennium Stage (In-Person and Livestream). Tre. Charles is an alternative/indie soul artist who dives into the depths of his soul, inviting you into his world with an expressive blend of warm and soulful undertones, powerful lyrics, and emotive crooning.
“How can a band be loose and tight at the same time? Listen to Buffalo Rose for the answer. I flat love them.” — Tom Paxton, folk music legend and Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award recipient “Their sound is intoxicating – the combination of their tight string band rhythm and their supple harmonies.” — John Platt, WFUV…