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SUMMARY:El Alto: Chronicles of the Heights
DESCRIPTION:What does it mean to leave home and still carry it with you? \nEl Alto: Chronicles of the Heights by Francis Mateo brings together poetry\, photography\, and music to explore the Dominican-New York experience\, between the half-island and New York\, memory and the present\, what we leave behind and what we build here. \nSeptember 28th – October 3rd\, 2026  \nOpening Celebration: October 3 at 7pm.  RSVP here.  \nInwood Art Works Studio\n112 Seaman Ave.\nInwood\, NYC \nFree and open to the public.
URL:https://www.inwoodartworks.nyc/event/el-alto-chronicles-of-the-heights/
LOCATION:Inwood Art Works Studio\, 112 Seaman Ave.\, New York\, 10034\, United States
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SUMMARY:Feldenkrais Class at Inwood Art Works Studio
DESCRIPTION:Inwood Arts Works invites you to these weekly one-hour classes\, taught by Dr. Harold Rosenthal\, Doctor of Physical Therapy\, Feldenkrais Practitioner. \nAwareness Through Movement (ATM) was the invention of Dr. Moshe Feldenkrais\, a physicist and judo master in the 20th Century. In ATM classes participants learn about their bodies. They learn how to slow down movement to enable a sense of how we move\, how to access larger muscle groups for more powerful movement and how to reduce muscle tone to enhance relaxation. This method has been taught worldwide for more than 70 years to people of all walks of life\, including performers and health care practitioners\, to improve our quality of life. \nTwo thirds of the $15 fee will be donated to Inwood Arts Works. Space is limited and a reservation is required. You can reserve for one class\, 2 or all 3 classes. Due to space restrictions the classes are limited to 12 participants. \nPlease wear loose-fitting clothing for moving\, and bring a mat or blanket for comfort when lying down on the floor. Reserve a spot online only. For more information email info@inwoodartworks.nyc
URL:https://www.inwoodartworks.nyc/event/feldenkrais-class-at-inwood-art-works-studio/2026-10-03/
LOCATION:Inwood Art Works Studio\, 112 Seaman Ave.\, New York\, 10034\, United States
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SUMMARY:DIMENSIONS OF DARKNESS
DESCRIPTION:“Dimensions of Darkness” is a four-part series exploring the horror\, science fiction and the fantastic\, with a focus on filmmakers\, writers and performers from or associated with the northern Manhattan and surrounding areas. \nFrom Edgar Allan Poe’s explorations of undeveloped northern Manhattan wilderness to H.P. Lovecraft’s documented walking tours of then-Inwood Forest (which Lovecraft described as “…a forest primeval\, with winding paths\, gigantic trees\, and not a mortal in sight.”)\, the northern Manhattan area has been home to countless famous and unusual imaginations. The beginnings of the film industry were right across the George Washington Bridge in Fort Lee\, where luminaries like famed magician Harry Houdini hung from the Palisades cliffs in early film serials; the origin of the term “cliffhanger”. In this series\, we’ll delve into two actors\, a director\, a comic book powerhouse\, and a one of the most famous rock stars of the ‘70s\, some well-known and some known mostly to seasoned fans\, who spent time exploring the streets\, theaters and parks of northern Manhattan. \nThe series is curated and hosted by production and screening collective KHLOARIS and Inwood Art Works. The screenings will take place every Wednesday in October at 7:30pm (Doors at 7:00pm) at Inwood Art Works Studio\, 112 Seaman Ave.\, New York\, NY 10034. Admission to each screening\, $15.00. The Stuff and Dust Devil are both R-rated\, and not suitable for children. Dracula and Kiss Meets the Phantom of the Park are either unrated or PG-rated. After each screening\, we’ll hang out to connect and talk about the films. \nOctober 7th: Dracula (Tod Browning\, 1931).\nDirector Tod Browning’s adaptation of Bram Stoker’s famous novel\, starring the iconic Bela Lugosi\, is one the most famous horror movies ever made. It kick-started Universal Studio’s horror cycle\, and helped turn Dracula into one of the most famous names in horror\, cinema and pop culture. In the role of vampire hunter Van Helsing was one Edward Van Sloan. Van Sloan lived for a time on 215th Street and Seaman Avenue in Inwood\, while performing on Broadway. He was one of the most prolific character actors in horror films from the golden age\, also appearing in Frankenstein\, The Mummy\, Dracula’s Daughter\, Behind the Mask\, Before I Hang and others. Preceding Dracula will be the 1931 short horror-comedy “Boo\,” made up of clips from Universal’s horror output and incredibly dated jokes. Directly following the feature will be an exclusive screening of the rare 1-minute epilogue to Dracula. Hosted by Van Sloan\, censors objected to this epilogue’s playful assertion that vampires are indeed real. It was removed from the film and was\, until recently\, considered lost. \nOctober 14th: The Stuff (Larry Cohen\, 1985)\nGenre filmmaker Larry Cohen was born in Washington Heights in 1941\, and later relocated to nearby Riverdale. He was the writer-director of the horror films It’s Alive\, God Told Me To\, Full Moon High\, Q\, A Return to Salem’s Lot\, among others. The Stuff is Cohen’s satirical sci-fi-horror-comedy about an organic dessert sensation\, sold after it bubbles up from the ground\, and later causes havok. We are pairing The Stuff with the short subject “The Haunted Mouth\,” for an entire night of dental and dessert horror. In “The Haunted Mouth\,” plaque is the evil spirit haunting a haunted house\, meant to scare children into brushing and flossing. The short film is narrated by Cesar Romero of “Batman” fame. (Mr. Romero also did some of his schooling in Riverdale.) \nOctober 21st: Dust Devil (Richard Stanley\, 1992)\nA surreal\, violent horror-western from South Africa about a murderous demonic shapeshifter\, hunting lonely travelers in the desert. Dust Devil is equal parts sexy\, gory and metaphysical\, with themes exploring the region’s fraught racial politics of the time. The film was purchased by Miramax for American distribution\, but released in a cut that director Richard Stanley was unhappy with. We’ll be presenting the “final cut\,” approved by the director. Titular Dust Devil star Robert John Burke was born in Washington Heights and appeared in a number of other horror and science-fiction films\, including Nightmare Weekend\, Robocop 3\, Thinner and No Such Thing. Mr. Burke remains a busy working character actor on the small and large screens\, and is a certified and active New York State firefighter\, a certification he earned after his rescue work during and after 9/11. \nOctober 28: Kiss Meets the Phantom of the Park (Gordon Hessler\, 1978) \nKiss had a level of stardom unprecedented in the late ’70s. Best-selling albums and hit singles were not unusual\, but Kiss also had Marvel comics\, action figures and all sorts of merchandising targeted to kids and teenagers. Their science fiction and horror-fueled costumes and imagery made Kiss appear as if they were really from another world. A movie seemed the natural next step\, so Kiss teamed with kids’ animation powerhouse Hanna-Barbera for one of the strangest rock band vehicle movies ever made. A TV film in the US\, and released theatrically in parts of Europe\, Kiss Meets the Phantom of the Park plays very much like a live action episode of “Scooby-Doo\,” with songs by Kiss. The band has remained mostly embarrassed of the film\, but it is an undeniably fun cult object. Kiss founder Paul Stanley was born Stanley Bert Eisen\, and was raised in Inwood\, at 531 West 211th Street. Our series will screen the European theatrical cut of the film\, released there as Attack of the Phantoms.\nThe feature will preceded by “Supaidâman” (“Spider-Man\,” Koîchi Takemoto\, 1978)\, a Japanese theatrical short with a very unusual take on Spider-Man. Spider-Man co-creator Stan Lee spent his formative years on Fort Washington Ave. in Washington Heights. He could often be found watching adventure films at the Loew’s 175th Street Theater (now known as the United Palace)\, and would later go on to create one of the most impressive fantastic bodies of work in his lead role at Marvel Comics\, creating Iron Man\, the X-Men\, the Incredible Hulk\, and the Avengers. This Japanese production is one of the first theatrical presentations of one of Lee’s creations\, born of a partnership between Marvel and Japan’s Toei Productions.
URL:https://www.inwoodartworks.nyc/event/dimensions-of-darkness/2026-10-07/
LOCATION:Inwood Art Works Studio\, 112 Seaman Ave.\, New York\, 10034\, United States
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SUMMARY:Paintings by Pablo Caviedes
DESCRIPTION:Inwood Art Works presents \nPaintings by Pablo Caviedes \nOctober 8rd to November 1\, 2026  \nOpening Celebration: October 8 at 7pm.  \nInwood Art Works Studio\n112 Seaman Ave.\nInwood\, NYC \nFree and open to the public. \nBorn in 1971 in Cotacachi\, Ecuador\, Pablo Caviedes has been exhibiting his work for more than thirty years. In fact\, since 1990\, his amazing images have graced prominent venues in Paris\, France\, Poland\, Germany\, and the United States\, just to name a few.  \nIn 1998 in Paris\, he was one of ten artists\, under 40 years-of-age\, selected for the critically acclaimed\, art historically significant\, comprehensive and pivotal exhibit titled Emergent Artists from Latin America and the Caribbean\, identifying a new generation of important up-and-coming Latino artists. \nAfter moving to Manhattan in 2001\, he’s been regularly displaying his animistic work throughout New York City\, along with participating in critically acclaimed group and solo shows within the greater metropolitan area.
URL:https://www.inwoodartworks.nyc/event/paintings-by-pablo-caviedes/
LOCATION:Inwood Art Works Studio\, 112 Seaman Ave.\, New York\, 10034\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art Works
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SUMMARY:HOWL! — Allen Ginsberg at 100
DESCRIPTION:Inwood Art Works presents \nHOWL! — Allen Ginsberg at 100 \nJerome Kitzke — Reader/Composer \nComposer/Reader Jerome Kitzke will honor the American poet Allen Ginsberg in his Centennial Year by reading his seminal poems Howl and Footnote to Howl as well as reading other Ginsberg poems Kitzke set to music over the last 38 years\, including Hum Bom!\, Sunflower Sutra\, and Song. Each of those readings will be followed by audio recordings of the compositions Kitzke made of them which are titled Mad Coyote Madly Sings\, Sunflower Sutra\, and A Keening Wish. The recording performances are by pianist Anthony de Mare and Kitzke’s band\, The Mad Coyote. \nFriday\, October 9\, 2026\n7:30 p.m. (doors open at 7 p.m.)\n$20 – General Admission \nInwood Art Works Studio\n112 Seaman Ave. (at 204th St)\nNew York\, NY 10034\nAudience will be capped at 50\, so it is recommended you purchase your ticket in advance.
URL:https://www.inwoodartworks.nyc/event/howl-allen-ginsberg-at-100/
LOCATION:Inwood Art Works Studio\, 112 Seaman Ave.\, New York\, 10034\, United States
CATEGORIES:Stage Works,Studio
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SUMMARY:HOW TO GET PUBLISHED in Today's Marketplace
DESCRIPTION:Inwood Art Works presents \nHOW TO GET PUBLISHED\nin Today’s Marketplace  \nSunday\, October 11\, 2026. 2pm\nInwood Art Works Studio – 112 Seaman Ave.\nPay-What-You-Will \nHear publishing industry veteran Lori Perkins\, a literary agent\, indie book publisher and author\, share her decades of experience on breaking into today’s publishing world \nFor more information on what’s happening at the STUDIO\, visit www.inwoodartworks.nyc | @InwoodArtWorks
URL:https://www.inwoodartworks.nyc/event/how-to-get-published-in-todays-marketplace/
LOCATION:Inwood Art Works Studio\, 112 Seaman Ave.\, New York\, 10034\, United States
CATEGORIES:Stage Works,Studio
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SUMMARY:The Uptown Cabaret
DESCRIPTION:Inwood Art Works and No Name presents\n\nTHE UPTOWN CABARET \nMonday\, October 12 at 7pm. (Doors at 6:30pm)\nInwood Art Works Studio\n112 Seaman Ave\nInwood\, NYC \n$10 Suggested Donation – Pay-What-You-Will. No one will be turned away. All are welcome!  Online and at the door. \nWhy travel to Times Square\, when you can experience the brilliance of Broadway and the magic of musical theater steps from your home uptown? The Uptown Cabaret offers unforgettable performances by local musical theater singers\, composers and lyricists from Broadway and the professional theater in Inwood\, NYC! The Uptown Cabaret will occur every Second Monday of the Month. \nHeadliner Amy Engelhardt \nHosted by Alexandra de Suze \nFeaturing performances by Eric Vetter\, Richard Binder\, Brown Furlo\, Miles Blue Spruce\, Carl Fortunato\, Sierra Rein\, and Ian Broadsky.  \nBridge and tunnel theatre kid AMY ENGELHARDT recently came back to roost in NY after a long west coast detour and is really thrilled about it! Amy co-wrote lyrics and scored Off-Broadway Alliance Best New Musical Nominee BASTARD JONES (2x Eugene O’Neill/Richard Rodgers Award Finalist) at the cell theatre\, TRIPTYCH (NY Transit Museum commission)\, A COMEDY OF ERAS (ACT Seattle w/Flying Karamazov Brothers)\, O’Neill semifinalist/Kleban Prize finalist A COLLECTIBLE SENSATION (with Arianna Rose) and THE WILLING (Minneapolis TBA 2027). Her solo show IMPACT won the Best Score Jury Prize at the National Women’s Theatre Festival and has been produced at the Edinburgh Fringe\, The Tank NYC\, Fountain Theatre (LA) and London’s Voila Festival. Amy also co-created TUNE IN TIME\, NYC’s Musical Theater Game Show with producer Heather Shields (“the BMI workshop on steroids” – Stage Buddy) and is a MAC Songwriting Award winner. She toured as the resident “sub-lebrity” with Harry Shearer and Judith Owen’s CHRISTMAS WITHOUT TEARS annually (NY\, Chicago\, LA and New Orleans) and has appeared many times at Don’t Tell Mama\, the Duplex\, 54 Below\, the Green Room 42 and No Name’s downtown variety shows. From 1998-2012\, Amy was the sole female writer/performer/producer in Grammy-nominated vocal quartet THE BOBS. Now that she’s back in New York\, Amy wants you to know she has absolutely no intentions of finally playing ANNIE on Broadway. www.amyengelhardt.com
URL:https://www.inwoodartworks.nyc/event/the-uptown-cabaret/
LOCATION:Inwood Art Works Studio\, 112 Seaman Ave.\, New York\, 10034\, United States
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SUMMARY:DIMENSIONS OF DARKNESS
DESCRIPTION:“Dimensions of Darkness” is a four-part series exploring the horror\, science fiction and the fantastic\, with a focus on filmmakers\, writers and performers from or associated with the northern Manhattan and surrounding areas. \nFrom Edgar Allan Poe’s explorations of undeveloped northern Manhattan wilderness to H.P. Lovecraft’s documented walking tours of then-Inwood Forest (which Lovecraft described as “…a forest primeval\, with winding paths\, gigantic trees\, and not a mortal in sight.”)\, the northern Manhattan area has been home to countless famous and unusual imaginations. The beginnings of the film industry were right across the George Washington Bridge in Fort Lee\, where luminaries like famed magician Harry Houdini hung from the Palisades cliffs in early film serials; the origin of the term “cliffhanger”. In this series\, we’ll delve into two actors\, a director\, a comic book powerhouse\, and a one of the most famous rock stars of the ‘70s\, some well-known and some known mostly to seasoned fans\, who spent time exploring the streets\, theaters and parks of northern Manhattan. \nThe series is curated and hosted by production and screening collective KHLOARIS and Inwood Art Works. The screenings will take place every Wednesday in October at 7:30pm (Doors at 7:00pm) at Inwood Art Works Studio\, 112 Seaman Ave.\, New York\, NY 10034. Admission to each screening\, $15.00. The Stuff and Dust Devil are both R-rated\, and not suitable for children. Dracula and Kiss Meets the Phantom of the Park are either unrated or PG-rated. After each screening\, we’ll hang out to connect and talk about the films. \nOctober 7th: Dracula (Tod Browning\, 1931).\nDirector Tod Browning’s adaptation of Bram Stoker’s famous novel\, starring the iconic Bela Lugosi\, is one the most famous horror movies ever made. It kick-started Universal Studio’s horror cycle\, and helped turn Dracula into one of the most famous names in horror\, cinema and pop culture. In the role of vampire hunter Van Helsing was one Edward Van Sloan. Van Sloan lived for a time on 215th Street and Seaman Avenue in Inwood\, while performing on Broadway. He was one of the most prolific character actors in horror films from the golden age\, also appearing in Frankenstein\, The Mummy\, Dracula’s Daughter\, Behind the Mask\, Before I Hang and others. Preceding Dracula will be the 1931 short horror-comedy “Boo\,” made up of clips from Universal’s horror output and incredibly dated jokes. Directly following the feature will be an exclusive screening of the rare 1-minute epilogue to Dracula. Hosted by Van Sloan\, censors objected to this epilogue’s playful assertion that vampires are indeed real. It was removed from the film and was\, until recently\, considered lost. \nOctober 14th: The Stuff (Larry Cohen\, 1985)\nGenre filmmaker Larry Cohen was born in Washington Heights in 1941\, and later relocated to nearby Riverdale. He was the writer-director of the horror films It’s Alive\, God Told Me To\, Full Moon High\, Q\, A Return to Salem’s Lot\, among others. The Stuff is Cohen’s satirical sci-fi-horror-comedy about an organic dessert sensation\, sold after it bubbles up from the ground\, and later causes havok. We are pairing The Stuff with the short subject “The Haunted Mouth\,” for an entire night of dental and dessert horror. In “The Haunted Mouth\,” plaque is the evil spirit haunting a haunted house\, meant to scare children into brushing and flossing. The short film is narrated by Cesar Romero of “Batman” fame. (Mr. Romero also did some of his schooling in Riverdale.) \nOctober 21st: Dust Devil (Richard Stanley\, 1992)\nA surreal\, violent horror-western from South Africa about a murderous demonic shapeshifter\, hunting lonely travelers in the desert. Dust Devil is equal parts sexy\, gory and metaphysical\, with themes exploring the region’s fraught racial politics of the time. The film was purchased by Miramax for American distribution\, but released in a cut that director Richard Stanley was unhappy with. We’ll be presenting the “final cut\,” approved by the director. Titular Dust Devil star Robert John Burke was born in Washington Heights and appeared in a number of other horror and science-fiction films\, including Nightmare Weekend\, Robocop 3\, Thinner and No Such Thing. Mr. Burke remains a busy working character actor on the small and large screens\, and is a certified and active New York State firefighter\, a certification he earned after his rescue work during and after 9/11. \nOctober 28: Kiss Meets the Phantom of the Park (Gordon Hessler\, 1978) \nKiss had a level of stardom unprecedented in the late ’70s. Best-selling albums and hit singles were not unusual\, but Kiss also had Marvel comics\, action figures and all sorts of merchandising targeted to kids and teenagers. Their science fiction and horror-fueled costumes and imagery made Kiss appear as if they were really from another world. A movie seemed the natural next step\, so Kiss teamed with kids’ animation powerhouse Hanna-Barbera for one of the strangest rock band vehicle movies ever made. A TV film in the US\, and released theatrically in parts of Europe\, Kiss Meets the Phantom of the Park plays very much like a live action episode of “Scooby-Doo\,” with songs by Kiss. The band has remained mostly embarrassed of the film\, but it is an undeniably fun cult object. Kiss founder Paul Stanley was born Stanley Bert Eisen\, and was raised in Inwood\, at 531 West 211th Street. Our series will screen the European theatrical cut of the film\, released there as Attack of the Phantoms.\nThe feature will preceded by “Supaidâman” (“Spider-Man\,” Koîchi Takemoto\, 1978)\, a Japanese theatrical short with a very unusual take on Spider-Man. Spider-Man co-creator Stan Lee spent his formative years on Fort Washington Ave. in Washington Heights. He could often be found watching adventure films at the Loew’s 175th Street Theater (now known as the United Palace)\, and would later go on to create one of the most impressive fantastic bodies of work in his lead role at Marvel Comics\, creating Iron Man\, the X-Men\, the Incredible Hulk\, and the Avengers. This Japanese production is one of the first theatrical presentations of one of Lee’s creations\, born of a partnership between Marvel and Japan’s Toei Productions.
URL:https://www.inwoodartworks.nyc/event/dimensions-of-darkness/2026-10-14/
LOCATION:Inwood Art Works Studio\, 112 Seaman Ave.\, New York\, 10034\, United States
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SUMMARY:COMEDY NIGHT IN INWOOD!
DESCRIPTION:Inwood Art Works presents\nin collaboration with Uptown Comedy Mafia \nCOMEDY NIGHT IN INWOOD!\nThursday\, October 15\, 2026 – 7:30pm doors open\, Show at 8:00pm.\nLive Stand up Comedy\nHosted by Tim McHale (Don’t Tell Comedy) \nINWOOD ART WORKS STUDIO\n112 Seaman Ave.\, New York NY 10034\n$15 Pre-Sale General Admission ticket online\, Includes one complimentary beverage.\n$20 Day of and at the door. Includes one complimentary beverage.\nLimited seating available. First-come\, first-served.\nAppropriate for young adult and up. \n 
URL:https://www.inwoodartworks.nyc/event/comedy-night-in-inwood-3/
LOCATION:Inwood Art Works Studio\, 112 Seaman Ave.\, New York\, 10034\, United States
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SUMMARY:Dog Portraits
DESCRIPTION:Inwood Art Works presents \nDog Portraits  \nBy Bruce Katz \nSign up here: https://forms.gle/EGzQA8P8K5UUpi6t6 \nSaturday\, October 17.\nInwood Art Works Studio\n112 Seaman Ave.\nNew York\, NY 10034 \nSessions from 10am-2pm.  \nThe standard session lasts between 1/2 hour to an hour – we try to keep if fun and stress free for the dog\, taking frequent breaks as needed to keep the dog engaged and comfortable on set. \nPlease bring high value treats\, along with a favorite toy (if applicable). We expect that the dog can sit and stay for a least a short period of time. Please let us know if your dog has any health or behavioral issues that we should be aware of on set so we can accommodate you properly. \nWe will provide a private gallery of approximately 6-12 images for you to review and choose from. \nThe package includes 1 8×10 B&W (unframed) print on 8.5 x11 inch paper – \nAdditional prints and sizes are available. \nDiscounted session is $395.00 and includes 1 8×10 B&W print\, and web sized file for personal social media. \nAdditional dogs booked at the same time @ $275.00 (30% discount- photographed individually). \nAdditional prints: \n8×10 @ $38.00  \n11×14 @ 75.00 \n16×20 @ $125.00 \nA 50% deposit is required for booking\, balance due on delivery of prints.   \nEmail the studio for other session availability or questions:  bruce(at)brucekatzphoto.com
URL:https://www.inwoodartworks.nyc/event/dog-portaits/
LOCATION:Inwood Art Works Studio\, 112 Seaman Ave.\, New York\, 10034\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art Works,Studio
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SUMMARY:Stories Between Keys
DESCRIPTION:Inwood Art Works presents \nStories Between Keys \nSunday\, October 18\, 2026 – 2:00pm\nGood Shepherd Auditorium – 620 Isham Street\nMinimum Suggested Donation of $25 Adults\, $10 Children. Pay online or at the door. \nRichard Strauss’s music played on piano\, underscoring the recitation of Lord Tennyson’s poem\, Enoch Arden. Performed by Christopher Douglaston Ryan and Victoria Schwartzman. \nIntermission \nSecond Act: Chopin Ballade no.1 for piano solo\, followed by Dmitri Shostakovich’s Aphorismsplayed on piano\, juxtaposed with short poems written by Daniil Kharms. Performed by Lori Funk and Victoria Schwartzman. \nBring your family and meet your friends to enjoy an afternoon community concert. All are welcome!\nReception with light snacks and beverages following the performance.\nProceeds benefit Good Shepherd School \n– —- \nInwood Art Works presenta \nCanciones Entre Historias \nDomingo\, 18 de Octubre de 2026 – 2:00 p.m.\nAuditorio del Buen Pastor – 620 Isham Street\nDonación mínima sugerida de $ 25 adultos y $ 10 niños \nLa música de Richard Strauss tocada en piano\, acompañando la recitación del poema de Lord Tennyson\, Enoch Arden. Interpretado por Christopher Douglaston Ryan y Victoria Schwartzman. \nIntermedio \nSegundo Acto: Balada no 1 de Chopin para piano solo\, seguida de Aforismos de Dmitri Shostakovich interpretados en piano\, yuxtapuestos con poemas cortos escritos por Daniil Kharms. Presentado por Lori Funk y Victoria Schwartzman. \nTraiga a su familia y reúnase con sus amigos con música. ¡Todos son bienvenidos!\nRecepción con refrigerios y bebidas después de la actuación.\nTodo lo recaudado será para beneficio de la Escuela Buen Pastor.
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LOCATION:Good Shepherd Auditorium\, 620 Isham St\, New York\, NY\, 10034\, United States
CATEGORIES:Stage Works
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SUMMARY:DIMENSIONS OF DARKNESS
DESCRIPTION:“Dimensions of Darkness” is a four-part series exploring the horror\, science fiction and the fantastic\, with a focus on filmmakers\, writers and performers from or associated with the northern Manhattan and surrounding areas. \nFrom Edgar Allan Poe’s explorations of undeveloped northern Manhattan wilderness to H.P. Lovecraft’s documented walking tours of then-Inwood Forest (which Lovecraft described as “…a forest primeval\, with winding paths\, gigantic trees\, and not a mortal in sight.”)\, the northern Manhattan area has been home to countless famous and unusual imaginations. The beginnings of the film industry were right across the George Washington Bridge in Fort Lee\, where luminaries like famed magician Harry Houdini hung from the Palisades cliffs in early film serials; the origin of the term “cliffhanger”. In this series\, we’ll delve into two actors\, a director\, a comic book powerhouse\, and a one of the most famous rock stars of the ‘70s\, some well-known and some known mostly to seasoned fans\, who spent time exploring the streets\, theaters and parks of northern Manhattan. \nThe series is curated and hosted by production and screening collective KHLOARIS and Inwood Art Works. The screenings will take place every Wednesday in October at 7:30pm (Doors at 7:00pm) at Inwood Art Works Studio\, 112 Seaman Ave.\, New York\, NY 10034. Admission to each screening\, $15.00. The Stuff and Dust Devil are both R-rated\, and not suitable for children. Dracula and Kiss Meets the Phantom of the Park are either unrated or PG-rated. After each screening\, we’ll hang out to connect and talk about the films. \nOctober 7th: Dracula (Tod Browning\, 1931).\nDirector Tod Browning’s adaptation of Bram Stoker’s famous novel\, starring the iconic Bela Lugosi\, is one the most famous horror movies ever made. It kick-started Universal Studio’s horror cycle\, and helped turn Dracula into one of the most famous names in horror\, cinema and pop culture. In the role of vampire hunter Van Helsing was one Edward Van Sloan. Van Sloan lived for a time on 215th Street and Seaman Avenue in Inwood\, while performing on Broadway. He was one of the most prolific character actors in horror films from the golden age\, also appearing in Frankenstein\, The Mummy\, Dracula’s Daughter\, Behind the Mask\, Before I Hang and others. Preceding Dracula will be the 1931 short horror-comedy “Boo\,” made up of clips from Universal’s horror output and incredibly dated jokes. Directly following the feature will be an exclusive screening of the rare 1-minute epilogue to Dracula. Hosted by Van Sloan\, censors objected to this epilogue’s playful assertion that vampires are indeed real. It was removed from the film and was\, until recently\, considered lost. \nOctober 14th: The Stuff (Larry Cohen\, 1985)\nGenre filmmaker Larry Cohen was born in Washington Heights in 1941\, and later relocated to nearby Riverdale. He was the writer-director of the horror films It’s Alive\, God Told Me To\, Full Moon High\, Q\, A Return to Salem’s Lot\, among others. The Stuff is Cohen’s satirical sci-fi-horror-comedy about an organic dessert sensation\, sold after it bubbles up from the ground\, and later causes havok. We are pairing The Stuff with the short subject “The Haunted Mouth\,” for an entire night of dental and dessert horror. In “The Haunted Mouth\,” plaque is the evil spirit haunting a haunted house\, meant to scare children into brushing and flossing. The short film is narrated by Cesar Romero of “Batman” fame. (Mr. Romero also did some of his schooling in Riverdale.) \nOctober 21st: Dust Devil (Richard Stanley\, 1992)\nA surreal\, violent horror-western from South Africa about a murderous demonic shapeshifter\, hunting lonely travelers in the desert. Dust Devil is equal parts sexy\, gory and metaphysical\, with themes exploring the region’s fraught racial politics of the time. The film was purchased by Miramax for American distribution\, but released in a cut that director Richard Stanley was unhappy with. We’ll be presenting the “final cut\,” approved by the director. Titular Dust Devil star Robert John Burke was born in Washington Heights and appeared in a number of other horror and science-fiction films\, including Nightmare Weekend\, Robocop 3\, Thinner and No Such Thing. Mr. Burke remains a busy working character actor on the small and large screens\, and is a certified and active New York State firefighter\, a certification he earned after his rescue work during and after 9/11. \nOctober 28: Kiss Meets the Phantom of the Park (Gordon Hessler\, 1978) \nKiss had a level of stardom unprecedented in the late ’70s. Best-selling albums and hit singles were not unusual\, but Kiss also had Marvel comics\, action figures and all sorts of merchandising targeted to kids and teenagers. Their science fiction and horror-fueled costumes and imagery made Kiss appear as if they were really from another world. A movie seemed the natural next step\, so Kiss teamed with kids’ animation powerhouse Hanna-Barbera for one of the strangest rock band vehicle movies ever made. A TV film in the US\, and released theatrically in parts of Europe\, Kiss Meets the Phantom of the Park plays very much like a live action episode of “Scooby-Doo\,” with songs by Kiss. The band has remained mostly embarrassed of the film\, but it is an undeniably fun cult object. Kiss founder Paul Stanley was born Stanley Bert Eisen\, and was raised in Inwood\, at 531 West 211th Street. Our series will screen the European theatrical cut of the film\, released there as Attack of the Phantoms.\nThe feature will preceded by “Supaidâman” (“Spider-Man\,” Koîchi Takemoto\, 1978)\, a Japanese theatrical short with a very unusual take on Spider-Man. Spider-Man co-creator Stan Lee spent his formative years on Fort Washington Ave. in Washington Heights. He could often be found watching adventure films at the Loew’s 175th Street Theater (now known as the United Palace)\, and would later go on to create one of the most impressive fantastic bodies of work in his lead role at Marvel Comics\, creating Iron Man\, the X-Men\, the Incredible Hulk\, and the Avengers. This Japanese production is one of the first theatrical presentations of one of Lee’s creations\, born of a partnership between Marvel and Japan’s Toei Productions.
URL:https://www.inwoodartworks.nyc/event/dimensions-of-darkness/2026-10-21/
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SUMMARY:Nick Grinder Quintet
DESCRIPTION:Inwood Art Works presents \nNick Grinder Quintet\nFriday\, October 23 – 7:30pm (doors 7:00pm) \n$20 online or at the door. \nNick Grinder is a trombonist and composer who has been active in New York City for over a decade\, playing and recording with artists ranging from Tony Bennet and Lady Gaga to the big bands of Arturo O’Farrill and Darcy James Argue\, and in the pits of over thirty Broadway shows. Lauded as “an important future voice in jazz trombone” by Slide Hampton in his youth\, his two original albums have been praised as “joyful yet intricate” (JazzIz) and “potently beautiful” (All About Jazz). Nick is using Inwood Art Works as a testing ground for his new compositions\, and is joined by Martha Kato (piano)\, Evan Gregor (bass) and John Sturino (drums). \nINWOOD ART WORKS STUDIO \n112 Seaman Ave.\, New York NY 10034 \nLimited seating available. First-come\, first-served. \nAppropriate for all ages. \nFor more information visit about Inwood Art Works Studio visit: Studio – Inwood Art Works
URL:https://www.inwoodartworks.nyc/event/nick-grinder-quintet/
LOCATION:Inwood Art Works Studio\, 112 Seaman Ave.\, New York\, 10034\, United States
CATEGORIES:Studio
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SUMMARY:John Coltrane at 100 - A Night of Jazz\, History and Community
DESCRIPTION:Inwood Art Works presents \nJohn Coltrane at 100 \nA Night of Jazz\, History and Community. \nGREAT LOCAL MUSIC.\nAFFORDABLE DRINKS.\nGREAT COMMUNITY VIBES. \n$15 Cover at the door includes two sets!\nBeverages available for purchase.  \nSunday\, October 25. 6-8pm. Two sets. \nInwood Art Works Studio\n112 Seaman Ave. \nTwo sets of the music of John Coltrane to celebrate his centennial\, featuring Anthony Ferrara on saxophone\, Hamish Smith on double bass\, and Will Hopkins on percussion.
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LOCATION:Inwood Art Works Studio\, 112 Seaman Ave.\, New York\, 10034\, United States
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SUMMARY:DIMENSIONS OF DARKNESS
DESCRIPTION:“Dimensions of Darkness” is a four-part series exploring the horror\, science fiction and the fantastic\, with a focus on filmmakers\, writers and performers from or associated with the northern Manhattan and surrounding areas. \nFrom Edgar Allan Poe’s explorations of undeveloped northern Manhattan wilderness to H.P. Lovecraft’s documented walking tours of then-Inwood Forest (which Lovecraft described as “…a forest primeval\, with winding paths\, gigantic trees\, and not a mortal in sight.”)\, the northern Manhattan area has been home to countless famous and unusual imaginations. The beginnings of the film industry were right across the George Washington Bridge in Fort Lee\, where luminaries like famed magician Harry Houdini hung from the Palisades cliffs in early film serials; the origin of the term “cliffhanger”. In this series\, we’ll delve into two actors\, a director\, a comic book powerhouse\, and a one of the most famous rock stars of the ‘70s\, some well-known and some known mostly to seasoned fans\, who spent time exploring the streets\, theaters and parks of northern Manhattan. \nThe series is curated and hosted by production and screening collective KHLOARIS and Inwood Art Works. The screenings will take place every Wednesday in October at 7:30pm (Doors at 7:00pm) at Inwood Art Works Studio\, 112 Seaman Ave.\, New York\, NY 10034. Admission to each screening\, $15.00. The Stuff and Dust Devil are both R-rated\, and not suitable for children. Dracula and Kiss Meets the Phantom of the Park are either unrated or PG-rated. After each screening\, we’ll hang out to connect and talk about the films. \nOctober 7th: Dracula (Tod Browning\, 1931).\nDirector Tod Browning’s adaptation of Bram Stoker’s famous novel\, starring the iconic Bela Lugosi\, is one the most famous horror movies ever made. It kick-started Universal Studio’s horror cycle\, and helped turn Dracula into one of the most famous names in horror\, cinema and pop culture. In the role of vampire hunter Van Helsing was one Edward Van Sloan. Van Sloan lived for a time on 215th Street and Seaman Avenue in Inwood\, while performing on Broadway. He was one of the most prolific character actors in horror films from the golden age\, also appearing in Frankenstein\, The Mummy\, Dracula’s Daughter\, Behind the Mask\, Before I Hang and others. Preceding Dracula will be the 1931 short horror-comedy “Boo\,” made up of clips from Universal’s horror output and incredibly dated jokes. Directly following the feature will be an exclusive screening of the rare 1-minute epilogue to Dracula. Hosted by Van Sloan\, censors objected to this epilogue’s playful assertion that vampires are indeed real. It was removed from the film and was\, until recently\, considered lost. \nOctober 14th: The Stuff (Larry Cohen\, 1985)\nGenre filmmaker Larry Cohen was born in Washington Heights in 1941\, and later relocated to nearby Riverdale. He was the writer-director of the horror films It’s Alive\, God Told Me To\, Full Moon High\, Q\, A Return to Salem’s Lot\, among others. The Stuff is Cohen’s satirical sci-fi-horror-comedy about an organic dessert sensation\, sold after it bubbles up from the ground\, and later causes havok. We are pairing The Stuff with the short subject “The Haunted Mouth\,” for an entire night of dental and dessert horror. In “The Haunted Mouth\,” plaque is the evil spirit haunting a haunted house\, meant to scare children into brushing and flossing. The short film is narrated by Cesar Romero of “Batman” fame. (Mr. Romero also did some of his schooling in Riverdale.) \nOctober 21st: Dust Devil (Richard Stanley\, 1992)\nA surreal\, violent horror-western from South Africa about a murderous demonic shapeshifter\, hunting lonely travelers in the desert. Dust Devil is equal parts sexy\, gory and metaphysical\, with themes exploring the region’s fraught racial politics of the time. The film was purchased by Miramax for American distribution\, but released in a cut that director Richard Stanley was unhappy with. We’ll be presenting the “final cut\,” approved by the director. Titular Dust Devil star Robert John Burke was born in Washington Heights and appeared in a number of other horror and science-fiction films\, including Nightmare Weekend\, Robocop 3\, Thinner and No Such Thing. Mr. Burke remains a busy working character actor on the small and large screens\, and is a certified and active New York State firefighter\, a certification he earned after his rescue work during and after 9/11. \nOctober 28: Kiss Meets the Phantom of the Park (Gordon Hessler\, 1978) \nKiss had a level of stardom unprecedented in the late ’70s. Best-selling albums and hit singles were not unusual\, but Kiss also had Marvel comics\, action figures and all sorts of merchandising targeted to kids and teenagers. Their science fiction and horror-fueled costumes and imagery made Kiss appear as if they were really from another world. A movie seemed the natural next step\, so Kiss teamed with kids’ animation powerhouse Hanna-Barbera for one of the strangest rock band vehicle movies ever made. A TV film in the US\, and released theatrically in parts of Europe\, Kiss Meets the Phantom of the Park plays very much like a live action episode of “Scooby-Doo\,” with songs by Kiss. The band has remained mostly embarrassed of the film\, but it is an undeniably fun cult object. Kiss founder Paul Stanley was born Stanley Bert Eisen\, and was raised in Inwood\, at 531 West 211th Street. Our series will screen the European theatrical cut of the film\, released there as Attack of the Phantoms.\nThe feature will preceded by “Supaidâman” (“Spider-Man\,” Koîchi Takemoto\, 1978)\, a Japanese theatrical short with a very unusual take on Spider-Man. Spider-Man co-creator Stan Lee spent his formative years on Fort Washington Ave. in Washington Heights. He could often be found watching adventure films at the Loew’s 175th Street Theater (now known as the United Palace)\, and would later go on to create one of the most impressive fantastic bodies of work in his lead role at Marvel Comics\, creating Iron Man\, the X-Men\, the Incredible Hulk\, and the Avengers. This Japanese production is one of the first theatrical presentations of one of Lee’s creations\, born of a partnership between Marvel and Japan’s Toei Productions.
URL:https://www.inwoodartworks.nyc/event/dimensions-of-darkness/2026-10-28/
LOCATION:Inwood Art Works Studio\, 112 Seaman Ave.\, New York\, 10034\, United States
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SUMMARY:Paint N' Sip
DESCRIPTION:Inwood Art Works presents \nPAINT N’ SIP \nThursday\, October 29 at 7pm\nInwood Art Works Studio – 112 Seaman Ave\nHosted by Daniel Bonilla \n$45 – All supplies included. Available on-line and in cash at the door. \nIncludes one complimentary beer or glass of wine. Feel free to BYOB. \nJoin Inwood Artworks for a fun Paint and Sip at Inwood Art Works Studio! We will celebrate the fall harvest with a 11 x 14 painting . Sit back and relax and let’s paint! \nPaint and Sip at the Studio is the perfect way to relax\, meet uptown locals\, and get creative right in your own neighborhood. Everyone is welcomed. Bring a date\, friends\, or family to unwind and get inspired. The session will include step by step instruction and all the supplies you need to design your own masterpiece! \nWhat better place to paint than at a Studio! Paint and Sip will be led by a local teaching artist. Adults will be amazed at what they can create with little help from the instructor. No painting experience is necessary\, just a willingness to have fun. Sessions will last 2.5 hours and paintings will be completed in Acrylic on canvas. As we begin getting our creative juices flowing\, applicants will be encouraged to share their successes. It is suggested that the attendees where clothes they don’t mind getting paint on. By the end of the session artwork will be ready to take home and hang on the wall. \nThere is no experience necessary! Just a willingness to have fun!\nFor more information on what’s happening at the Studo\, visit www.inwoodartworks.nyc / @InwoodArtWorks
URL:https://www.inwoodartworks.nyc/event/paint-n-sip/
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SUMMARY:Día de Muertos Concert
DESCRIPTION:Inwood Art Works presents \nDía de Muertos Concert – A Celebration of Life and Remembrance\nFeaturing Carla López-Speziale – Mezzosoprano\, and Nilko Andreas\, guitarist. \nJoin us for a celebration of music honoring the Day of the Dead\, a cherished tradition that invites us to remember and celebrate the lives of those who have departed. \nThis program brings together music inspired by remembrance\, love\, and the enduring connection between the living and those who came before us. Among the works featured is the iconic “La Llorona\,” a song deeply rooted in Mexican tradition and familiar to many through the acclaimed Disney film Coco. \nThe evening also explores a rich tapestry of music from Mexico\, Latin America\, and beyond\, featuring works by María Grever\, Macedonio Alcalá\, César Portillo de la Luz\, Joaquín Rodrigo\, and other celebrated composers. \nWe invite you to share in this musical journey of remembrance\, celebrating the beauty of life\, the power of memory\, and the enduring presence of those we hold dear. \nFriday\, October 30\, 2026\n7:30 p.m. (doors open at 7 p.m.)\n$20 online and at the door. \nInwood Art Works Studio\n112 Seaman Ave. (at 204th St)\nNew York\, NY 10034\nAudience will be capped at 50\, so it is recommended you purchase your ticket in advance. \nFor more information visit about Inwood Art Works Studio visit: Studio – Inwood Art Works
URL:https://www.inwoodartworks.nyc/event/dia-de-muertos-concert/
LOCATION:Inwood Art Works Studio\, 112 Seaman Ave.\, New York\, 10034\, United States
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SUMMARY:Select Works by Yiorgos
DESCRIPTION:Inwood Art Works Studio presents \nSelect Works by Yiorgos \nOn Exhibition November 3-14\, 2026 \nOpening celebration Sunday\, November 8\, 2026 from 2-5pm.  \nInwood Art Works Studio\n112 Seaman Ave\nNew York\, NY 10034 \nYiorgos is pleased to present his work at Inwood Art Works this Fall (2026). He has successfully exhibited at ChocNYC (February 2025) and Kuro Kirin (Fall 2024). His pieces are to be found in several private collections. Yiorgos (George Tsugranes) retired in 2018 from his professions as a floral designer and a middle school math teacher for the Annenberg-funded arts program of JHS 22 and at the Special Music School near Lincoln Center. He has been creating visual art ever since. Yiorgos’s art is always life-affirming\, playful\, and appealing. He has shaped a unique style that is instantly recognizable\, bringing an appreciation of organic forms and the omnipresence of geometry to his work. When not creating stirring images\, he enjoys playing classical and jazz music at the piano\, traveling abroad\, and taking long walks with his wife and Labrador retriever.  \nYiorgos has carefully selected works from several periods of his creative life\, including Geometric Landscapes in a riot of color and pure Abstractions in black and white. From Greek villages to industrial skylines\, from sere mountains to turgid seas\, these selections demonstrate his curiosity and wide-ranging vision.
URL:https://www.inwoodartworks.nyc/event/selected-works-by-yiorgos/
LOCATION:Inwood Art Works Studio\, 112 Seaman Ave.\, New York\, 10034\, United States
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SUMMARY:Studio Drum Circle
DESCRIPTION:Inwood Art Works presents \nSTUDIO DRUM CIRCLE \nSunday\, November 8\, 2026 – 5:00pm-6:30pm \n$15- $30 for those coming with a drum of their own. \n$20-$30 for those who need a drum to be provided. \nPay online or at the door. \nJoin us for an uplifting\, interactive community drum circle celebrating rhythm\, culture\, and connection! Led by Congolese djembe drummer and educator Mounanou Badila of Diata Diata International Folkloric Theatre\, this gathering invites people of all ages and experience levels to come together through traditional African rhythms\, music\, and shared creativity. \nNo prior drumming experience is needed—just bring your energy\, an open mind\, and a willingness to connect. Together\, we’ll create a welcoming space that promotes unity\, self-expression\, stress relief\, and a stronger sense of community right here in Inwood! \nINWOOD ART WORKS STUDIO \n112 Seaman Ave.\, New York NY 10034 \nAppropriate for all ages. \nFor more information visit about Inwood Art Works Studio visit: Studio – Inwood Art Works
URL:https://www.inwoodartworks.nyc/event/studio-drum-circle/
LOCATION:Inwood Art Works Studio\, 112 Seaman Ave.\, New York\, 10034\, United States
CATEGORIES:Stage Works,Studio
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SUMMARY:The Uptown Cabaret
DESCRIPTION:Inwood Art Works and No Name presents\n\nTHE UPTOWN CABARET \nMonday\, November 9 at 7pm. (Doors at 6:30pm)\nInwood Art Works Studio\n112 Seaman Ave\nInwood\, NYC \n$10 Suggested Donation – Pay-What-You-Will. No one will be turned away. All are welcome!  Online and at the door. \nWhy travel to Times Square\, when you can experience the brilliance of Broadway and the magic of musical theater steps from your home uptown? The Uptown Cabaret offers unforgettable performances by local musical theater singers\, composers and lyricists from Broadway and the professional theater in Inwood\, NYC! The Uptown Cabaret will occur every Second Monday of the Month. \nHost: Alexandra de Suze \n  \n 
URL:https://www.inwoodartworks.nyc/event/the-uptown-cabaret-2/
LOCATION:Inwood Art Works Studio\, 112 Seaman Ave.\, New York\, 10034\, United States
CATEGORIES:Stage Works,Studio
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261112T200000
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SUMMARY:COMEDY NIGHT IN INWOOD!
DESCRIPTION:Inwood Art Works presents\nin collaboration with Uptown Comedy Mafia \nCOMEDY NIGHT IN INWOOD!\nThursday\, November 12\, 2026 – 7:30pm doors open\, Show at 8:00pm.\nLive Stand up Comedy\nHosted by Tim McHale (Don’t Tell Comedy) \nINWOOD ART WORKS STUDIO\n112 Seaman Ave.\, New York NY 10034\n$15 Pre-Sale General Admission ticket online\, Includes one complimentary beverage.\n$20 Day of and at the door. Includes one complimentary beverage.\nLimited seating available. First-come\, first-served.\nAppropriate for young adult and up.
URL:https://www.inwoodartworks.nyc/event/comedy-night-in-inwood-5/
LOCATION:Inwood Art Works Studio\, 112 Seaman Ave.\, New York\, 10034\, United States
CATEGORIES:Stage Works,Studio
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261115T000000
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SUMMARY:STILL ALIVE
DESCRIPTION:STILL ALIVE \nSeeing friends in Gaza. Portraits\, as they see themselves. \nMalak. Hind. Adel. Nabil. Heba. Mona. Mohammed. Sobhi. These are some of the people at the heart of Still Alive—friends in Gaza whose lives have become closely connected with people in Inwood. \nThe exhibition brings their photographs into the gallery at a scale we rarely give to the images people share in everyday life. Made by them or with their participation\, the portraits show people as they have chosen to be seen: with family and friends\, in moments of humor\, tenderness\, pride\, and ordinary life. They also hold the knowledge of what it takes to make and share such images in Gaza now. \nOver the past several years\, friendships have grown through messages\, photographs\, fundraising\, and direct support. Still Alive grows from those relationships. It invites visitors to spend time with the people in the photographs\, to learn their names\, and to see more of their lives than any account of a crisis can hold. \nPresented by Goods for Gaza at Inwood Art Works Studio – 112 Seaman Ave. \nStill Alive runs November 15 through December 5\, 2026. The opening reception is Friday\, November 20\, from 6 to 8 p.m.
URL:https://www.inwoodartworks.nyc/event/still-alive/
LOCATION:Inwood Art Works Studio\, 112 Seaman Ave.\, New York\, 10034\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art Works,Studio
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261115T140000
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SUMMARY:FantAsia! Concert
DESCRIPTION:Inwood Art Works presents \nFantAsia! \nFeaturing INTERWOVEN \nSunday\, November 15 – 2:00pm\nGood Shepherd Auditorium – 620 Isham Street\nMinimum suggested donation of $25 Adults\, $10 Children under 12\, or pay-what-you-can online and at the door. \nProgram\nSheng-Ching Hsu (arranger) – Battle Horses Galloping for Erhu and String Trio\nGamin & Tokunaga Keiko – Sajanoleum: Lion’s Blessings for Taepyeongso\, Piri and Strings*\nJay Reise – Orpheus in Meikai for Koto and String Quartet*\nMadoka Mori (arranger) – Jasmine Flower for Erhu and String Trio\nHung-Ping Apple Chang – In Harmony with Moon and Current for Erhu and String Trio*\n* world premiere \nFantAsia! is a vibrant celebration of Asian music\, traditions\, and cuisine. Highlighting the program are three world-premiere compositions that interlace Asian and Western musical worlds\, inspired by ancient legends\, traditional dances\, and shared philosophies. Join us as we welcome the Year of the Horse together! \nOne of INTERWOVEN’S signature programs\, FantAsia\, celebrates the sound of the East and West\, past and present. The concert opens with performances of historic Eastern Asian melodies\, featuring instruments such as the koto (Japanese zither) played by Yoko Reikano Kimura\, piri & saenghwang (Korean wind instruments) performed by Gamin\, and the erhu (Chinese two-stringed instrument) played by Andy Lin. As the audience becomes acquainted with the traditional sounds of Asia\, the program shifts to new compositions that intertwine the sonorities of the East and West\, written by American composers such as Hung-Ping Chang and Jay Reise. \nThroughout the performance\, some of our musicians will offer brief explanations\, introducing the instruments and sharing the cultural and philosophical inspirations behind the pieces—connecting the audience to the myths\, aesthetic objects\, and traditions of Asia. Our performances are designed to be accessible to anyone interested in exploring unfamiliar sounds and ideas. While there is an educational component to our program\, no prior knowledge of Asian culture is required—just an open mind and curiosity. \nBring your family and meet your friends to enjoy an afternoon community concert of classical music. All are welcome!\nReception with Year of the Horse light snacks and beverages following the performance.\nAll proceeds benefit Good Shepherd Church
URL:https://www.inwoodartworks.nyc/event/fantasia/
LOCATION:Good Shepherd Auditorium\, 620 Isham St\, New York\, NY\, 10034\, United States
CATEGORIES:Stage Works
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261206T140000
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SUMMARY:Holiday Classics
DESCRIPTION:Inwood Art Works presents \nHoliday Classics \nA local holiday chamber concert featuring classical holiday classics. \nFeaturing the Inwood Chamber Players\nSunday\, December 6\, 2026 – 2:00pm \nGood Shepherd Auditorium – 620 Isham Street \nMinimum Suggested Donation of $25 Adults\, $10 Children online or at the door. \nFeaturing a performance of classical holiday classics arranged by Inwood resident\, Gilbert Dejean. \nBring your family and meet your friends to celebrate the holiday season! \nReception with light snacks and beverages following the performance. \nAll proceeds benefit Good Shepherd School \n– —- \nInwood Art Works presenta \nConcierto de Navidad \nPresentando a los Inwood Chamber Players\nDomingo\, 6 de diciembre de 2026 – 2:00 p.m. \nAuditorio del Buen Pastor – 620 Isham Street \nDonación mínima sugerida de $25 adultos y $ 5 niños \nCon una presentación de clásicos navideños clásicos por el residente de Inwood\, Gilbert Dejean. \nTraiga a su familia y reúnase con sus amigos para celebrar la temporada navideña.. ¡Todos son bienvenidos! \nRecepción con refrigerios y bebidas después de la actuación. \nTodo lo recaudado será para beneficio de la Escuela Buen Pastor.
URL:https://www.inwoodartworks.nyc/event/holiday-classics-2/
LOCATION:Good Shepherd Auditorium\, 620 Isham St\, New York\, NY\, 10034\, United States
CATEGORIES:Inwood Chamber Players,Stage Works
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SUMMARY:The Uptown Cabaret
DESCRIPTION:Inwood Art Works and No Name presents\n\nTHE UPTOWN CABARET \nMonday\, December 14 at 7pm. (Doors at 6:30pm)\nInwood Art Works Studio\n112 Seaman Ave\nInwood\, NYC \n$10 Suggested Donation – Pay-What-You-Will. No one will be turned away. All are welcome!  Online and at the door. \nWhy travel to Times Square\, when you can experience the brilliance of Broadway and the magic of musical theater steps from your home uptown? The Uptown Cabaret offers unforgettable performances by local musical theater singers\, composers and lyricists from Broadway and the professional theater in Inwood\, NYC! The Uptown Cabaret will occur every Second Monday of the Month. \nHosted by Alexandra de Suze \nF
URL:https://www.inwoodartworks.nyc/event/the-uptown-cabaret-3/
LOCATION:Inwood Art Works Studio\, 112 Seaman Ave.\, New York\, 10034\, United States
CATEGORIES:Stage Works,Studio
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261217T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261217T213000
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SUMMARY:COMEDY NIGHT IN INWOOD!
DESCRIPTION:Inwood Art Works presents\nin collaboration with Uptown Comedy Mafia \nCOMEDY NIGHT IN INWOOD!\nThursday\, December 17\, 2026 – 7:30pm doors open\, Show at 8:00pm.\nLive Stand up Comedy\nHosted by Tim McHale (Don’t Tell Comedy) \nINWOOD ART WORKS STUDIO\n112 Seaman Ave.\, New York NY 10034\n$15 Pre-Sale General Admission ticket online\, Includes one complimentary beverage.\n$20 Day of and at the door. Includes one complimentary beverage.\nLimited seating available. First-come\, first-served.\nAppropriate for young adult and up.
URL:https://www.inwoodartworks.nyc/event/comedy-night-in-inwood-6/
LOCATION:Inwood Art Works Studio\, 112 Seaman Ave.\, New York\, 10034\, United States
CATEGORIES:Stage Works,Studio
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