Thursday, June 21, 2012

Bronx Borough Hall 851 Grand Concourse

1:30 Music Crossing Borders music to teach & inspire underprivileged kids

Crotona Park Bandshell3:15 – 7:15 Manny’s Boogaloo Crew R&B-laced Latin funk

839 Hunts Point Ave1:00 Sukari Music 3:00 Osai 4:45 Swaybogie 5:00 B-Gerzey 5:30 Shy Hips 6:00 Bill Bojangles with Ayaaso Band roots, reggae 7:00 Sassy 7:30 Karimakk Holloway

Jacobi Medical Center 1400 Pelham Pkwy S

Carnegie Hall Neighborhood Con-cert Series: 6:00 Slavic Soul Party! NYC’s official #1 brass band for BalkanSoul GypsyFunk

NHP: Morris Heights (110 E Burnside Ave)

1:00 Carlos Almonte congas, guiro, etc. 4:00 R.E.A.L.

NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY: BRONX BRANCHES

coordinated by Kelly Yim

Baychester 2049 Asch Loop N

5:00 Bailey Poteat contemporary country-rock

Belmont 610 E 186th St

6:00 Alessandra Belloni & Giulari di Piazza theatrical Italian tambou-rine virtuoso

Clasons Point 1215 Morrison Ave

3:30 JB aka Dirty Moses progressive hip-hop

Eastchester 1385 E Gun Hill Rd

6:00 Kool Taj the GR8 philosophical hip-hop

Edenwald 1255 E 233rd St

3:30 Kool Taj the GR8 philosophical hip-hop

Francis Martin 2150 University Ave

5:00 Swagga Gurlz R&B tween trio

Grand Concourse 155 E 173rd St

4:00 Manny Miz lyrical rapper/singer/producer

Kingsbridge 291 W 231st St

1:00 Holiday NYC pop duo

Melrose 910 Morris Ave

1:00 Los Mas Valientes a “Who’s Who” of local Latin jazz

Mosholu 285 E 205th St

3:30 Importango Argentine tango trio

Mott Haven 321 E 140th St

3:30 Sicks Dot Guevara & Doc Holla good-time hip-hop

Parkchester 1985 Westchester Ave

7:00 The Red States contemporary a cappella powerhouse

Pelham Bay 3060 Middletown Rd

3:00 Afronaughtica Afro-Cuban rhythmic jazz duo

Riverdale 5540 Mosholu Ave

5:00 The Hipstones 7-piece modern soul

Sedgwick 1701 MLK Jr. Blvd

2:30 Manny Miz lyrical rapper/singer/producer

Soundview 660 Soundview Ave

4:30 JB aka Dirty Moses progressive hip-hop

Spuyten Duyvil 650 W 235th St

4:30 Debra Kreisberg accomplished saxophonist/clarinetist

Tremont 1866 Washington Ave

6:00 2 Sense eclectic alt. rock/folk

Van Nest 2147 Barnes Ave

5:00 Dominic Shodo Cammarota Japanese shakuhachi flute

Westchester Square 2521 Glebe Ave

4:00 John Brodeur soulful alt-pop

West Farms 2085 Honeywell Ave

3:30 La Roka Afro-Latin soul

Poe Park E 192nd St & Grand Concourse

1:00 Daryl Shawn wild classical guitar originals

Soundview Park Lafayette Ave & Metcalf Ave

4:00 Northside Swiss North Bronx indie rapper

Williamsbridge Oval Park6:30 Fort Indy blues rock

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Make Music New York returns with over 1,000 free concerts on the first day of summer!

On Thursday, June 21, from 9 in the morning until 10 at night, musicians of all ages and musi-

cal persuasions will perform in over 400

public spaces throughout the five boroughs, includ-

ing skate parks, church gardens, side-walks, playgrounds, closed-off streets, the middle of the Central Park Lake, and the middle of Times Square.

From established global artists to teenage garage bands, music is played by anyone who wants to take part —and enjoyed by everyone who wants to listen. Just like the city itself, the range of offerings is spectacular. From 64 toy pianos to 300 guitars, from to the West Point Band, from hip hop block parties to Carnatic marathons, there is something for every listener.

But don’t just listen — join the festival and make music yourself! Bring your instrument to a event, sing in a gospel parade, join an impromptu chorus in Times Square, or learn an ancient Puerto Rican dance.

Use this program as your guide, check makemusicny.org for late-breaking updates . . . or just take to the streets and follow your ears!

BAY RIDGE

69th Street Pier Shore Road & 69th St

5:00 Justin Turk pop-rock 6:00 Louis Valore rocking acoustic covers

Twenty3 Supper Club 8915 5th Ave

11:00am – 9:00pm DJ Krayze spins it all (day)

BEDFORD-STUYVESANT

CABS Nursing Home 270 Nostrand Ave

5:00 TBD R&B

Cafe Denim 1114 Fulton St

1:00 Delivered modern Christian 3:00 Lisa Foster Wilson gospel/neo-soul 4:00 The GoodFellas classic rock 4-piece 4:45 The Off White Set high-energy jazz 5:00 Terri Cann neo-soul 5:30 Olu Bliss soul 6:00 Nightmare in New York upper Manhattan metal 7:00 Vanach electronic hip-hop 7:30 Dirty River grungy blues/rock duo 8:00 Kagero a feast of world music 8:30 Sea Rhapsody alt. rock experience 9:00 Paul Kurrey tragicomic songs

Clifton Place Memorial Garden 1035 Bedford Ave

3:00 Dunlap positive rap 4:00 DJ Big Vic hip-hop, funk, soul & disco 5:00 DJ Ace & Much Finesse OG 6:00 WazMost hip-hop 7:00 Delivered modern Christian

Denim Lounge 1223 Bedford Ave

6:00 – 10:00 DJ Mike C

Fulton Park 1691 Fulton St

12:45 Brooklyn Brownstone School Choir/Bloco 4th-grade singers & drummers

National Allotment 491 Dekalb Ave

5:00 DJ 7:00 Manifest Christian men’s ensemble

Pentecostal House of Prayer 203 Nostrand Ave

3:00 – 7:00 Church Choirs

Rachel Jean Mitchell School PS/IS 137K 121 Saratoga Ave

3:00 – 5:00 Black Ops, PS/IS 137K Jazz Consortium, ANTCAR, Celes-tial Shore prog rock, PS/IS 137K Pop Band featuring Kelly Youmans

Rapha Evangelistic Worship 78 Saratoga Ave

6:00 – 9:00 Mekyel

Rhythm-N-Soul 1403 Fulton St

Presented by the Mothership Connec-tion 2:30 King Aswad int’l soul 3:00 Va-

nache hip-hop 3:30 Mina sexy gangsta-pop 4:00 The Hums NJ rock duo 4:30 InI MLD Allstars 6-piece hip-hop 5:00 The Gold Magnolias southern-fried soul 5:30 Khalid Rivera avant pop The Soul of a Man 6:00 Sea Rhapsody alt. rock experience Shaqueen 6:30 /_\drian Daniel, Sandra Taylor 7:00 The Dan Sheehan Conspiracy original rock Bas-es Loaded R&B 7:30 The Somerton Suitcase barbershop fusion 8:00 Psyche of Sound 8:30 Robin’s Egg Blue Japanese alt folk 9:00 sean360x rising electronic/dance artist 9:30 Jammin Jon Kiebon Zappa-influenced 10:00 Poets: Hrsh Reyalitee, Parlez, Ekhoed Intellekt, Neo Soul, Daruddest Jones, Autonomic Cee, Supah Awsum, E The Poet Emcee, Christopher K.P. Brown, and Nina B.

$FM Studios Herkimer & Buffalo

11:00am – 8:00pm hip hop from Brooklyn’s own Mizzy DaGreat, #BklynLaidBack, BK da Psycho, Don Cali aka Cali Da Don, Certified, and Elistoned Superhigh

SWL & ECO, Inc 998 Bedford Ave

3:00 The Skins

Von King Park 670 Lafayette Ave

4:00 – 8:00 New Rap Order hip hop showcase w/Faro Z

BROOKLYN HEIGHTS

Brooklyn Borough Hall 209 Joralemon St

5:00 Caribbean music presented by the office of the Brooklyn Borough President

Brooklyn Borough Hall: Greenmarket

2:00 Stephen Bak indie 3:30 Jaclyn Hochreiter folk/country originals

Grand Canyon Restaurant 141 Montague St

7:00 – 10:00 Mela piano folk

James Weir Florist 155 Montague St

1:00 – 2:00 & 4:00 – 8:00 (r)eVoLu-TioNaRy RhytHmZ funky house 2:00 Shanelle Gabriel high-energy singer/poet 3:00 Maddan & The Madhat-ters versatile multi-keyboardist

BROWNSVILLE

NHP Block Party 372 Mother Gaston Blvd

Hip-hop showcase, presented by Neigh-borhood Health Providers. DJs from 11:00am – 6:00 Bobosaw aka Devon Clarke, DJ Protégé, Earthquake International Sound, Mr. Goggles, PA Underworld 12:00 P Wise 12:30 Zdub 1:00 Power of P 1:30 Shanelle Gabriel 2:30 Atwil 3:00 King Legit 3:30 Trisha 4:00 b.FUNK 4:30 H McCloud 5:00

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Young G aka G_Hustle 5:30 Brian J

BUSHWICK

Bushwick Rooftop 321 Schaefer St

6:00 – 10:00 Gods ILLa Mutual, Rebelmat-ic, Fear is Dead hard rock/metal/hip-hop

Duck Duck 161 Montrose Ave

5:00 NotAfaN indie electrofunk 6:00 12000Trees free-form rock explora-tions 7:00 Pass Kontrol rock

Gilbert Ramirez Park 308 McKibbin St

5:00 – 9:00 FMLY FMLY Fest pre-party with diverse int’l lineup

Goodbye Blue Monday 1087 B’way

5:00 The Hums NJ rock duo 6:00 Jugger-Nut testicular comedy 7:00 The Eggs classic rock meets classical

Griffin Studios 286 Meserole St

6:00 Paper Ibis lyrical synth/elec-tronic 7:00 The Hot Solids 8:00 Fre-quency Core electronic melting pot

Maria Hernandez Park Irving Ave & Starr St

11:00am Bushwick Community Drum Circle noisemakers unite. East-Rev presents 4:00 The Frighteners 5:00 (A) Truth 6:00 Robot Death Kites 7:00 Obamanation

Music-Kin @ The Hive NYC 20 Cook St

6:00 Yulix & the Extended Family Middle Eastern cabaret punk 6:30 The Dirty Urchins bluesy country folk 7:00 Keith Paine raw blues & indie rock 7:30 Erez & The End classic rock 8:00 Stately Ghosts 8:30 My Glori-ous Mess piano-driven 9:00 Lynette Williams soul-pop 9:30 Greg Smith & The Broken English boot-stomping

CARROLL GARDENS - COBBLE HILL

Brooklyn School for Global Studies 284 Baltic St

2:00 Yoni Gordon indie folk trouba-dour 3:00 Brooklyn School of Global Studies Orchestra

Carroll Park Carroll St & Court St

3:00 Adam Kane fresh acoustic pop/rock

CLINTON HILL

with open mics all day at Castro’s 511 Myrtle Ave

Fresh Fanatic 88 Washington AveHuey’s Chueys 378 Myrtle Ave

Touche Lounge 46 Washington AveTrilok Fusion Center 143 Waverly Ave

Anima Italian Bistro 458 Myrtle Ave

12:00 The Off White Set high-energy jazz 3:00 Rajdulari Jazz Project Soul & Nu-Jazz 5:30 Ken Silverman guitarist 7:00 Zamba 2 Samba

Denim Cafe 1013 Bedford Ave

11:00am The Somerton Suitcase bar-bershop fusion 12:00 Taylor Ivana a pop journey 2:00 Red Exit effects pedals & high ideals 2:30 Rogiers jazz-house/electro soul 3:00 Jerrra Blues Band more than the

blues; The Off White Set high-energy jazz 3:30 Justin Turk pop-rock 5:00 Young Cutty sharp lyrics & flow 6:00 Dian Sen-tino R&B/soul & jazz 7:00 Kagero a feast of world music 8:00 Kenn Lowy folk rock 8:30 Paul Kurrey tragicomic songs 9:00 Paul Claro survivor, troubadour

Falafel House 407 Myrtle Ave

12:00 Stephen Bak indie 1:00 yellow-birddd melancholia 3:30 A Roc/Nu-breed Generation hip-hop reborn 6:00 Reign State experimental pop/soul

Green in BKLYN / Citibank 432 Myrtle Ave

4:00 Kat Webb neo-soul & jazz singer 5:00 Ricky Ransom jazzy hip-hop & dance 6:00 Manifest Christian men’s ensemble 7:00 Andrea Reising fingerstyle guitarist

Hanson Dry 925 Fulton St

1:00 Mr. Tough 1:30 V Bley 2:00 The Eggs 3:00 Orgy in Rhythm 4:00 K Webb 5:00 Hampton Brothers 7:00 Extraordinary Individuals 8:00 Freddy Fuego 9:00 Super Hi-Fi

Kiini Ibura Jewelry 388 Myrtle Ave

3:00 Kat Webb neo-soul & jazz singer 5:00 King Aswad sings int’l soul

Los Pollitos III 499 Myrtle Ave

12:00 Edwin Vazquez urban & Latin grooves

Putnam Triangle Plaza Putnam Ave & Grand Ave

Haiti Cultural Exchange presents 6:00 Zing Experience world-beat voodoo-rock

Rustik Tavern 471 DeKalb Ave

9:30 j.RENEE + Familiarevolution powerhouse soul vocals

Soco 509 Myrtle Ave

5:00 – 8:00 Choclatt & the Band ac-claimed percussionist & composer

Vanderbilt & Fulton5:00 MaG from the soul 6:00 Last Minet 7:00 KALEN + the A-listers dance-y, evocative 3-piece

Wally’s Square Root Cafe

584 Myrtle Ave

1:00 Slimmy Jimmy disco/funk DJ 5:00 Native Racket

CONEY ISLAND

Boardwalk by Aquarium

1:00 New York’s Finest Jazz Ensem-ble 12-piece big band 5:00 Neptune-Jam rockin’ with classics & originals

CROWN HEIGHTS

95 South 778 Franklin Ave

Live hip hop all day from 4:00 – 9:00 Ciph Boogie/Prota-J, Rell Rock, Brian J, EURO, Venum, Terri Cann, HighStakes, Brotherhood Experi-ence, GI Jo, DJ Ace & Much Finesse

LaunchPad 721 Franklin Ave

5:00 Nina Moffitt genre-bending vocals 6:30 Sea Rhapsody alt. rock experience 8:00 Dian Sentino R&B/soul & jazz

Lily & Fig 727 Franklin Ave

6:30 Into Doubt folk 2-piece with banjo

DUMBO

68 Jay Street Bar7:00 acoustic Americana hosted by Jan Bell

Calabar Imports 145 Front St

Reggae: 1:00 Bill Bojangles with Ayaaso Band 6:00 Delroy Williams and the Kabastone Band

ConEd Farragut Substation 292 Plymouth St

7:00 Mass Appeal: Humming com-poser John P. Hastings presents “HUM 7 8 9,” an homage to La Monte Young and Max Neuhaus. Using the hum generated by the power station, participants will engage in a group hum centered around the 60Hz tone. Come ready to hum.

The Archway Water St & Pearl St

6:00 Mass Appeal: Circuit Bending Hans Tammen’s Third Eye MMNY Orchestra uses Earle Brown’s open form composition concept to create a multi-movement piece under the Manhattan Bridge using handcrafted electronics. To register for the concert & a workshop on 6/20, email phil@phillipstearns.com

Water Street Restaurant 66 Water St

3:00 – 6:00 PitchBlak Brass Band funky 10-piece collective

FLATBUSH

Liberty Tax 204 Parkside Ave

6:00 – 8:00 Murthlene Sampson preacher & psalmist

Newkirk Plaza Newkirk Ave & E 16th St

12:00 – 7:00 DSL Radio urban music showcase

Prospect Park: Audubon Center the Boathouse

12:00 Amelia & the Family Busi-ness “Boriqua-wannabe” rocks the electric ukulele 1:00 Mela piano folk 1:30 ERAS tribal and futuristic 2:00 Lame Drivers all your favorite rock elements 3:00 Changing Modes art rock 3:00 HooP toe tappin’ blues folk 4:00 Eli Bridges folk

PS139K Cortelyou Playground 330 Rugby Rd

2:00 PS139K 4th Grade Band

Super Wings 888 Utica Ave

12:00 Sicks Dot Guevara & Doc Holla good-time hip-hop/R&B 12:30 AJay hip hop 1:00 G6 Entertainment Group a team of singers/producers 3:30 An-nya Li pop singer from Trinidad 4:00 Devyn 11-year-old and her band 6:00 Peter “Wildfire” Noel innovative reg-gae 6:30 Young Voice soca songwriter 7:00 Char Lee blues & soul

FORT GREENE

with open mics all day at Brooklyn Public Library: Walt

Whitman Branch 93 St Edwards StLulu & Po 154 Carlton AveThe Owl & the Pussycat

154 Vanderbilt Ave

Red Lantern Bicycles & Cafe 345 Myrtle Ave

7 Corners 710 Fulton St

5:00 Raz Mosaffi 6:00 The MiCKS NJ garage rock 7:00 Meridian guitars & heavy grooves

Brooklyn Stone Boutique / CakeJoy Bakery 366 Myrtle Ave

2:00 Isleema Songbird gospel & hip-hop 3:00 Khalid Rivera avant electronic pop 4:00 Delivered modern Christian 6:00 Kat Webb neo-soul & jazz singer 7:00 Terri Cann neo-soul 7:30 Scott Allan Knost percussive acoustic rock

Forté 230 Ashland Pl

7:00 Raz Mosaffi

Fowler Square 650 Fulton St

5:00 Christopher Battles coffeehouse vibe 6:00 j.RENEE + Familiarevo-lution powerhouse soul vocals 7:00 Daryl Shawn wild classical guitar originals

Gnarly Vines 350 Myrtle Ave

3:00 Nicholas & Libby 6:00 Bad Reputation 7:00 Pantera Saint-Montaigne soul

Ingersoll Community Center 177 Myrtle Ave

3:00 Ricky Ransom jazzy hip-hop & dance 5:00 Manifest Christian men’s ensemble 6:00 The GoodFellas classic rock 4-piece

Irondale 85 S Oxford St

7:00 Evan Mazunik directing the WTO Percussion Ensemble using Soundpainting, a sign language for live composition

Sans Souci Restaurant & Bar 330 Myrtle Ave

5:00 j.RENEE + Familiarevolution powerhouse soul vocals

GREENPOINT

American Playground 389 Milton St

5:00 Jaclyn Hochreiter folk/country origi-nals 7:00 Kit Oh Nein! psych-punk trio

Hosh Yoga Guernsey St Block Party at Nassau Ave

12:00 - 8:00 live rock & roll bands

McGolrick Park Driggs Ave & Russell St

4:00 Trout Cake jazz-rock originals 7:00 John Hovorka solo acoustic singer-songwriter

Polish & Slavic Cultural Center 177 Kent St

1:30 Polish Theatre Institute “The Night of Kupala,” a pagan midsummer celebration in Polish

PARK SLOPE

with additional performances curated by Park Slope Fifth Avenue BID (parkslopefifthavenuebid.com)

Beer Table 427 7th Ave

7:00 Jon Lundbom & Big Five Chord pure jazz, rock attitude

Fifth Estate Bar 506 5th Ave

8:00 212th & Hillside post-psychedelic rock

Warren/St. Marks Community Garden 96 St Marks Pl

7:00 Bella Voce Singers contempo-rary women’s choir

Washington Park 5th Ave & 4th St

6:30 Gospel Parade with the Lafayette Inspirational Ensemble gospel sing-along through Park Slope, culminating in Celebrate Brooklyn!’s 7:30 concert at the Prospect Park Bandshell by gospel sensa-tions Mary Mary & Latice Crawford

PROSPECT HEIGHTS

AweDacity! Boutique 806 Washington Ave

7:00 Seth Fiegerman folk

Bar Sepia 234 Underhill Ave

7:30 Trio Matapuerco samba-rock & samba-funk

Bitter & Esters 700 Washington Ave

5:00 Elisa Flynn indie-folk chanteuse 6:00 Taylor Ivana a unique pop journey

Branded Saloon 603 Vanderbilt Ave

5:00 Eric Fraser Indian classical 6:00 Neel Murgai 9:00 Note!

Coffee Bites 824 Washington Ave

2:00 Toys & Tiny Instruments melodica, ukulele jangle

Dean Street 755 Dean St

5:00 Plate Tiptonics big, driving horn band

Idalia’s Salon 677 Washington Ave

3:30 Hot Club of Flatbush Parisian-inspired acoustic jazz

Nova Bar & Garden Lounge 884 Pacific St

5:00 Marra Barr one-woman band, live loops 7:00 Kita P singer-songwriter 8:00 Kat Webb neo-soul & jazz singer 9:00 Inky Jack synth & soul band

Nu Wave Kultural Kreations 712 Washington Ave

7:00 Higher Levin nonprofit perform-ing arts for kids

St. Johns & Underhill11:00am Yoshie Fruchter’s Romeo Studs Balkan saxophone punk madness

The Winey Neighbor 679 Washington Ave

2:00 Gadi Stern jazz pianist

Yanatiba 714 Washington Ave

5:00 Dirty River grungy blues/rock duo

RED HOOK

Jalopy Tavern 315 Columbia St

6:00 Strung Out String Band

SUNSET PARK

Organized by the Sunset Park BID. Confirmed times to be posted onsite.

54th Street Block Party at 5th Ave

3:00 – 7:00 community showcase with AmeriKick Martial Arts Sunset Park, Andy & Friends, Brooklyn Chinese-American Association, Center for Family Life Performers, DJ JayRocks & ¿Unk0wn Whit3man?, El Urayon, Grupo Cultural de Sunset Park, Joel Brito, Marlon Gonzalez Fashion Show, Max Reiser & the Apples, Mor Mambo, Musicians In Training, Robert & Friends Native American Dance, Split Show, The Alberto Lopez Experience, Viva Salsa Dance Studio, Young Dancers In Repertory

Happy Days 4802 5th Ave

3:00 – 7:00 DJ Fredy Soberanis, DMZ, Mercy & Grace, Sol Tawil performing Frank Sinatra

Rivera’s Cleaners 6113 5th Ave

3:00 – 7:00 Alcanze Victoria Church, El Camino, Staten Island Worship

Royals Pizza 5211 5th Ave

3:00 – 7:00 DJ Dave

VC Games 5518 5th Ave

3:00 – 7:00 Gary Newton

AT&T 5120 5th Ave

3:00 – 7:00 Musicians In Training

Casa Vieja 6007 5th Ave

3:00 – 7:00 Casa Vieja Mariachi

George’s Restaurant 5701 5th Ave

3:00 – 7:00 Eduardo’s Merengue

Sunset Park BID Musical Trolley3:00 – 7:00 Jonathan Bile

WILLIAMSBURG

144 N. 11th St4:00 Ian & Amos psych-garage-punk explosion

146 N. 7th St5:00 Hecho en Brooklyn 6:00 Harris Trucks pop/rock

68 N. 8th St2:00 Black Black groove-heavy punk trio

BBOX Radio 346 Metropolitan Ave

2:00 Shira sultry harmonies 3:00 Rachel Brotman soulful quartet 4:00 The Love-Howl 4:45 HooP toe tappin’ blues folk 5:30 The N’ere Dowells 6:30 The Weal & Woe

BBOX Radio @ PIPs Table Tennis & Art Space 158 Roebling St

7:30 Purple Tape Pedigree: Fresh

Bronx Brooklyn Manhattan Queens Staten Island

Bronx Brooklyn Manhattan Queens Staten Island

Out The Box Radio 9:30 Zawadi Noel electro-soul 10:00 Big Christ-mas booty shake music 10:45 SSSC-The Paxtons hip-hop 11:30 BBOX Radio DJ sets

Heavy Metal under the BQE Union Ave & N 8th St

3:00 – 8:00 Godamhate, Thinning the Herd, Fear Report, SOS

Brooklyn Rod & Gun 59 Kent Ave

6:00 Ramblin’ Andy hardcore folk 7:00 The Lilted experimental world folk 8:00 Dilemastronauta alternative Co-lombian beat 9:00 Old Rugged Sauce

Cameo 93 N 6th St

5:00 – 9:00 TBA

Cave Art Space 58 Grand St

7:00 Consumata polka-cumbia-reggae circus

Continental Army Plaza S 4th St & Roebling St

2:00 Matt Wade pop singer/song-writer 6:00 Marra Barr one-woman band, live loops

Cooper Park Sharon St & Morgan Ave

5:00 Joe Miller folk & hip-hop

Creel Art 122 Roebling St

1:00 The Trouble Dolls Brooklyn bubble-gum harmonies 7:00 Lightning Kites

Cyn Lounge 216 Bedford Ave

annual MMNY BBQ party 4:00 Shira sultry signature harmonies 4:30 David Ladon of The Doctor’s Fox 5:00 The Working Effective indie folk/rock 5:30 Golden Bloom 6:00 Avi Wisnia award-winning singer-songwriter 7:00 Roger Greenawalt 8:00 3dCosby 8:30 The Great Apes dirty, gritty funk 9:00 Prostitution black metal 3-piece

East River State Park at N 8th St

2:00 Andrew Neil passionate singer-songwriter 5:00 The Bottom Dollars loud & proud foursome

Fada Restaurant 530 Driggs Ave

6:00 Zamba 2 Samba 7:00 Ken Silverman guitarist 9:00 Svetlana Shmulyian modern jazz vocalist

Fresthetic 552 Grand St

4:00 – 9:00 K-Sise, Meridian, Mike Baker the Bike Maker, Naturel, Fresh Daily, Urban Arts Partner-ship Youth

Front Room Gallery 147 Roebling St

8:00 Battle for Newtopia

Grand Ferry Park Grand St & River St

6:00 Three West 8:00 Zero Gravity Thinkers electronic trio

Grand Street L Train Stop3:00 Jon & Cate Minus 8 heartfelt folk 4:00 Toys & Tiny Instruments melodica, ukulele jangle 6:00 Risha Gorig dark, moody & electronic 7:00 Guy Pablos catchy lo-fi indie

Liberty Department Store 780 Grand St

4:00 Paul Claro survivor, troubador, soulman 5:00 Shira sultry signature harmonies 6:00 On two guys, folk/rock

Live Astro 552 Grand St

2:00 Meatloaf Music 3:00 The Vee Vees 4:00 Fear is Dead 5:00 Broken Glow 6:00 At Sea 7:00 The Great Apes

LP & Harmony 683 Grand St

1:00 Will Hanza songwriter, sound-scraper

Mahzen Grill 739 Grand St

3:00 – 7:00 Inti and the Moon Latin American and Mideast fusion

Malin Landaeus Select Vintage Collections 155 N 6th St

1:00 Yael Barel 2:30 Findlay Brown 4:00 Sonya Kitchell 5:30 Maria Chavez 7:30 Wes Smith

McCarren Park: Field House Area Leonard St & Nassau Ave

12:00 Sammy Miller & The Congrega-tion fresh, timeless dance & soul 5:00 Mass Appeal: Ukuleles discover why the humble uke is making a big comeback as the ultimate People’s Instrument! Sing along at 5:00, then performances at 6:00 from NYC’s deep roster of ukulele all-stars

Purple Piano Studio / Sanford & Sven’s Second Hand 106 N 3rd St

6:00 Aza Nizi Maza funky psychedelic soul 8:00 Clear Plastic Masks

Rebelution Ink 560 Grand St

7:00 The Progress funky soulful jam band

Sheridan Playground 69 S 1st St

5:00 Calls 6:00 Zvoov 7:00 Escape Time 8:00 You Bred Raptors?

Simple Cafe 346 Bedford Ave

1:00 Jessy Tomsko acoustic-pop singer-songwriter 4:00 Ben Pagano singer/songwriter/bandleader 6:00 Jerrra Blues Band more than the blues

Spread Art 104 Meserole St

1:00 – 9:00 Super Coda and Per-formancy Forum music exploiting a small whitebox, a piano soundboard & strings installed in a wall outside

St. Mazie 345 Grand St

3:00 – 10:00 Baby Soda Jazz Band NOLA-style street jazz

T-Mobile 725 Grand St

3:00 Six Days From Sunday urban/Latin grooves

Williamsburg MiniMall 218 Bedford Ave

6:00 WOJCIK singer/guitarist with drums, strings, field recordings

UpperManhattan

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS - INWOOD

Anne Loftus Playground B’way & Dyckman St

11:00am Justin Turk pop-rock 3:00 Gus Amador soul-searching 4:00 John Whoever multi-instrumentalist

Fort Tryon Park Riverside Dr & Dyckman St

2:00 Brian J 3:00 Inky Glass seasoned soul

Isham Park B’way & Isham St

3:00 Danie plus size model/rockstar

Monkey Room 589 Fort Washington Ave

3:00 Taylor Ivana unique pop 4:15 John Likides one-man cosmic band 5:30 The Howlin’ Thurstons instru-mental rock 7:00 Young Cutty sharp lyrics & fluent flow 8:30 Dalito & Menol Reyes Latin-flavored hip-hop

Morris Jumel Community Garden 457 W 162nd St

4:00 – 10:00 local uptown musicians

NHP Community Office 3631 B’way

4:00 DJ Platano Shwagg just a wild girl

Ritz Paints 1592 St. Nicholas Ave

3:00 – 9:00 DJ Sensei Massive ft. Reggae World Internacional

Word Up 4157 B’way

1:00 John Whoever multi-instrumental-ist 2:00 Charles Pape folk/pop 2:30 Al-exa Dexa catchy & unconventional 3:00 Malcolm Tent high-octane acoustic 3:30 Michel Rae Driscoll country-flavored 4:00 P Wise life & street rhymes 4:30 Ultrabunny CT noise pioneers 5:00 MC Maniphes 5:00 Marvalous 6:00 Geo-Safari 6:30 Abstract Artimus punk, old-school rock & blues 7:00 Poingly experimental electronic 7:30 DJ Boy 8:00 Dom P with Alvarez & Will Glass 8:30 Schattenkabinett shape-shifting

HARLEM / EAST HARLEM

Aloft Harlem 2296 Frederick Douglass

5:00 Tyrone Birkett/Emancipation postmodern Spirituals

Askeya by Marion 231 Lenox Ave

1:00 KFHox neo-soul fusion

Azucarera 414 W 145th St

10:00am Harry Hancock

Bier International

2099 Frederick Douglass

4:00 – 8:00 John Oku Nyaku and Francis Akrofi Ghanaian high life from founding member of 1970s afro-funk group Basa Basa Soundz

The Brownstone 24 E 125th St

1:00 King Aswad sings int’l soul 3:00 The Somerton Suitcase barbershop fusion 4:00 Tara Bramble Gospel/jazz

Casa Latina Music 151 E 116th St

4:00 Carlos Jimenez Mambo Dulcet Latin flautist

Chez Lucienne Restaurant 308 Lenox Ave

8:00 Gadi Stern jazz pianist

Drastadub Studios 31 W 127th St

7:00 Num & Nu Afrika reggae

Grandma’s Place 84 W 120th St

3:00 Grant’s Tomb jazz-rock from MSM grads

Harlem School of the Arts 645 St Nicholas Ave

4:00 – 7:00 students and faculty perform

Harlem Tavern 2153 Frederick Douglass

4:00 Toni Ann Semple neo jazz 6:00 Matt Vorzimer

Jackie Robinson Park Bradhurst Ave & W 147th St

12:30 Gary Samuels Prayz’n Hymn Gospel from a Harlem native

Lido Italian Restaurant 2168 Frederick Douglass

1:00 Soul Understated feat. Mavis ‘SWAN’ Poole

Marcus Garvey Park: Richard Rogers Bandshell W 122nd St & Mt Morris Park

4:00 – 8:00 artists from MeloDream Entertainment & more

Museum for African Art 5th Ave & E 110th St

4:00 – 7:30 La Bomba Soy Yo an outdoor community class/drum circle with Afro-Puertorican group Alma Moyó, presented by the Museum for Afri-can Art. Bring your barriles and drums!

NYPL: 125th Street 224 E 125th St

4:00 Yolanda R. sings R&B, pop

NYPL: Aguilar 174 E 110th St

6:00 Ten & Change all-male a cappella

NYPL: Countee Cullen 104 W 136th St

12:00 Cinnamon Jones loves to sing for a crowd

NYPL: George Bruce 518 W 125th St

4:30 Numina Dance Theatre vibrant flamenco troupe

NYPL: Harlem Library 9 W 124th St

5:30 Raul Huaman jazz & fusion trio

NYPL: Macomb’s Bridge 2650 Adam Clayton Powell

4:00 Hampton Blu managing artists Holliewood and Jalayna

Pascuala’s Beauty Salon 346 Lenox Ave

1:00 – 4:00 Solo preacher & psalmist

St. Nicholas Park St Nicholas Ave & W 135th St

4:00 – 8:00 LaRue clean all-ages hip-hop

Swing: A Concept Shop 1960 Adam Clayton Powell

3:00 Ekayani and the Tom Glide Space yoga on the dance floor

Tonnie’s Minis 264 Lenox Ave

3:00 Lindsey Webster Band soul/R&B/jazz

William B. Wilson Memorial Garden 325 W 126th St

4:00 – 8:00 student musicians from Harlem School of the Arts

The Winery 257 W 116th St

6:00 SSSC-The Paxtons pushing hip-hop boundaries

UPPER EAST SIDE

Americas Society Block Party E 69th St & Park

5:00 Mariachi Academy of NY students aged 7-17 perform the quintes-sential Mexican folk-derived music, directed by Ramon Ponce 6:00 Núcleo Corona aka the “Corona Youth Music Project” is the first “El Sistema” inspired program in Queens 7:00 young musicians from Brazil

Carl Schurz Park E 84th St & E End Ave

3:00 The Fuzzy Lemons juicy, kid-friendly rock 5:00 Amelia & the Family Business “Boriqua-wannabe” rocks the electric ukulele 7:00 The Off White Set high-energy jazz

Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf 1469 3rd Ave

1:00 Dunlap positive up-and-coming rapper 3:00 Jessy Tomsko folk-pop 5:00 The Dalliance 3 veteran rockers in a new group 6:00 Me & Mars groovy space trio 8:00 VBAK rapper/singer/poet 9:00 Ian Levy hip-hop

Cultural Services of the French Embassy 972 Fifth Ave

5:30 Ibrahim Maalouf French trumpeter & composer born in Beirut, noted for his mastery of many genres, and ability to play Arabic music with 1/4 tones on the trumpet 6:30 Jean-Christophe Maillard Trio fearless French guitarist

Mount Vernon Hotel Museum & Garden 421 E 61st St

6:00 Jeanne Marie Boes power-ful singer/songwriter 7:00 Svetlana Shmulyian modern jazz vocalist

92nd Street Y Block Party Lexington Ave & E 91st St

5:30 – 7:30 Mass Appeal: Uptown Guitars join 92Y School of Music faculty outside the 92Y for a free jam session! Bring your own guitar to sample blues, pop & Latin songs for beginning to advanced guitarists. 5:30 Chris Bergson (guitar) and Ben Rubin (bass) lead clas-sic blues; 6:30 Nelson Riveros (guitar) leads Latin classics. Sponsored by the 92nd Street Y Guitar Institute

NYPL: 67th Street 328 E 67th St

4:00 Victor Colicchio actor, screen-writer, singer

NYPL: 96th Street 112 E 96th St

5:00 Ana Cifuentes wide-ranging Colombian singer

NYPL: Webster 1465 York Ave

6:00 RI Irregulars 8-string guitar ensemble

NYPL: Yorkville 222 E 79th St

1:30 Zum Biergarten traditional Bavarian party music

UPPER WEST SIDE

ABOVE 96TH ST

Booker T. Washington JHS 54 103 W 107th St

10:00am school band

Broadway Malls B’way & W 96th St

3:00 Laura Fran Nashville-inspired singer 4:00 Preston Parish deranged standards, 9-string bass 6:00 NYC Street Singers collective founded by Pete Seeger 7:30 Moshiach Oi! Torah-loving hardcore

El Taller Latino Americano 2710 B’way

3:00 – 8:00 Alums & Friends of El Taller Latino

Indian Cafe 2791 B’way & W 108th St

4:00 Red Harlem Readers established spoken word series

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Bronx Brooklyn Manhattan Queens Staten Island

Raga Live Festival on WKCR 89.9 FM 2920 B’way

24 hours of live Indian classical music, presented by HarmoNYom, Brooklyn Raga Massive, & WKCR. 12:00am Neel Murgai sitar 1:00 Sameer Gupta & Ehren Hanson tabla duet 2:00 Achyut Joshi vocal 3:00 Iklhaq Hussain sitar 4:00 Anjana Roy sitar 5:00 Askhay Anantapadmanabhan mridangam 6:00 Indrajit Roy Chowdhury sitar 7:00 Dai-sy Paradis sitar 8:00 Samarth Nagarkar vocal 9:00 Eric Fraser flute 10:00 Falu Shah vocal 11:00 Shanti Sivani vocal 12:00pm Steve Gorn flute 1:00 Karavika violin & cello 2:00 Gargi Shinde sitar 3:00 Camila Celin sarod 4:00 Kedar Naphade harmonium 5:00 Vivek Rudrapatna carnatic violin 6:00 Jay Gandhi flute 7:00 Andrew Mendelson sitar 8:00 Arun Ramamurthy carnatic violin 9:00 Roopa Mahadevan vocal 10:00 Oded Tzur saxophone 11:00 Kiran Ahluwalia vocal

Sasa’s 924 Columbus Ave

7:00 TBD jazz

Smoke Jazz & Supper Club-Lounge 2751 B’way

7:00 Miles Davis Tribute

Straus Park B’way & W 106th St

6:00 Mass Appeal: Recorders Deborah Booth leads a recorder “play in” to help raise the profile of this wonderful instrument. With a selection of pieces from the Renaissance, Baroque, and contemporary eras, from Josquin to Ragtime; all (non-beginners) are wel-come. RSVP: deborah@flute-recorder-deborahbooth.com

W 104th St Community Garden 10 W 104th St

1:00 Becky Perlman & Judy Sweet traditional klezmer & jazz 2:00 Preston Parish deranged standards, 9-string bass 3:00 Christopher Blacker keybordist plays “The Garden Song” 5:00 Scott Stein in-demand composer 6:00 Hippie in a Can teenage psych-rock trio 7:00 Pearson Constantino featuring Jessica Di-Mauro/DiMauro Dance Company

Whole Foods W 97th & Columbus

2:30 Marion Cowings jazz scat master 4:00 Andrea Wright & Steve Elliot jazz singer/songwriter 6:30 Thunda Vida roots reggae

UPPER WEST SIDE

BELOW 96TH ST

Brandeis HS Community Garden W 84 St & Amsterdam Ave

Sponsored by Council Member Gale A. Brewer & Brandeis HS 4:00 Sarah DeLeo jazz vocalist 5:00 Hippie In A Can teenage psych-rock trio 6:00 Sean Grissom cellist and subway entertainer 7:00 Poez spoken word pioneer

Dante Park B’way & W 63rd St

6:00 Les Ballets de l’Opera Chinois de New York fuses traditional Beijing opera with classical ballet

Goddard Riverside

Community Center Garden 593 Columbus Ave

7:00 Soharmoniums women’s choral group led by Elizabeth Nunez

Kaufman Center Block Party 129 W 67th St

6:30 Face the Music teen new music ensemble plays Philip Glass’s Glass-works, plus music by Steve Martland and Lev Zhurbin

La Boite en Bois 75 W 68th St

7:30 Beecher’s Fault raw pop/rock

NYPL: St. Agnes 444 Amsterdam Ave

6:00 The Peace of Heart Choir community-minded a cappella

Richard Tucker Square Greenmarket Columbus Ave & W 66th St

11:00 – 2:00 Midland Uprising no-frills classic folk/blues

Riverside Park throughout the park; details at makemusicny.org

1:00 Katie Uva solo singer-songwriter 1:00 Mara country/folk 3:00 KristanIn-vention solo cover project 4:00 Off The Walrus improv by Martin Walrus 4:00 Cynthia Goddeau folk/world singer-songwriter 7:00 Soh Daiko venerable Japanese drumming group 8:00 Paul Thornton (Godz) country music man

Theodore Roosevelt Park Columbus Ave & W 77th St

2:00 Jed Luckless Dead/Phish-inspired 4:00 Anson Li 19-year-old pop/rock phenom 6:30 Mass Appeal: Mandolins the New York Mandolin Or-chestra (est. 1924) leads the first Mando-lin Mass Appeal. Featuring mandolins, mandolas, & mandocellos, with music by Lennon/McCartney, Scott Joplin, Bach, & Duke Ellington, conducted by Jeffrey Ellenberger. RSVP: spencerbk@yahoo.com 8:00 The New Theremin-strels guitar, mandolin, theremin

West Park Presbyterian Church 165 W 86th St

5:00 The Sounds of Sanctuary an interactive, collaborative musical choral experience

CENTRAL PARK

Dairy Lawn 6:00 Mass Appeal: Harmonicas free Hohner harmonicas will be provided for you to play & keep! International harmonica virtuoso Jia-Yi He will conduct a mini seminar for kids, adults, and whole families, and lead you in a massed harmonica band. Even if you’ve never played before, after 40 minutes you’ll be able to join in on “When the Saints Go Marching In”

Great Hill CPW & 106th St

3:30 Mass Appeal: Flutes a 2-hour performance venue just for flutists, all ages and skills welcome, led by Mary-Ann Tu of MasterclassesNYC and Valerie Holmes of the Kaufman Special Music School. Bring your flutes, bring your stands, bring your friends! Email maryann.tu@gmail.com 5:30 Folk Music Society of New York per-formances by Evy Mayer, Heather

Wood, Anne Price, John Ziv, Jerry Epstein, & Steve Suffet, followed by a sing around at 7pm

Lake at 72nd St

5:00 Alvin Curran’s Maritime Rites: West Point & Montclair State Uni-versity Bands composer Alvin Curran presents the New York debut of one of his signature projects, a 40-minute piece for 80 musicians who will play from rowboats on the lake as spectators listen from shore. Presented with sup-port from the Cheswatyr Foundation, Frederick Peters, and Anna Rabinowitz

Mineral Springs CPW & 70th St

11:00am Johnny the Oldies Singer 2:00 Joe Miller contemporary folk & hip-hop 6:30 New York Late-Starters String Orchestra better than never 8:00 Treble 12-person a cappella

Naumburg Bandshell 4:00 Els Castellers de Vilafranca US debut by the Catalonian cultural association, founded in 1948, whose group’s 126 members will form human towers to the musical accompaniment of grallas (oboe-like wind instruments) and drums 6:00 New York Virtuoso Singers presented by the Society for Universal Sacred Music. Harold Rosen-baum conducts the professional choir in a program of songs in Danish by composer Roger Davidson 7:00 Iktus Percussion: Stockhausen’s Musik Im Bauch presented by “Darmstadt: Classics of the Avant-Garde” at ISSUE Project Room, in association with the Goethe Institut. This rarely staged 1975 music-theatre work places the audience in an outré fairy-tale dream world with automatons attacking a giant bird-man

Stranger’s Gate CPW & 105th St

12:00 What a Neighborhood! Orfeo Duo leads a local musical-dramatic-ritual-dance solstice celebration 1:00 Joe Hardy Wiley Woody Guthrie-inspired troubadour 3:00 Kama Linden edgy, diverse songs 5:00 Svetlana Shmulyian modern jazz vocalist 6:00 Raga Live Festival selected artists from the WKCR/HarmoNYom marathon (see above)

Wollman Rink Terrace11:00am – 2:00 b.FUNK The Roots-esque

Midtown CLINTON - HELL’S KITCHEN

Cafe Forant 449 W 51st St

4:00 – 10:00 Parker Scott, Wells Hanley & Friends the Great Ameri-can Songbook

Hell’s Kitchen Park Tenth Ave & W 47th St

Presented by the Hell’s Kitchen Artists Association 6:00 Karen & Joe original blues/rock 7:00 Curtis Becraft singer/songwriter plays mandolin. Plus Amaz-ing Amy yoga contortionist

NYPL: Columbus 742 Tenth Ave

3:30 Zoe Vandermeer singing classical harpist

Oasis Community Garden 505 W 52 St

5:00 Sabor de Tres exotic & Afro-centric music from the motherland 6:00 Hot Club of Flatbush Parisian acoustic jazz 7:00 David Chidsey worldly classical guitar 8:00 Vanessa Perea authentic jazz vocalist

MIDTOWN EAST

Arts Brookfield: Grace Building Plaza W 43rd St & 6th Ave

12:30 Simon Mulligan: Gershwin Hour an all-Gershwin concert by the celebrated pianist, steps away from the site of the Rhap-sody in Blue premiere. Tweet your favorite Gershwin tune using #GershwinHour, and he will play as many requests as possible

Bryant Park Sixth Ave & W 41st St

Presented by the Consulate General of Israel in New York 4:00 Alon Yavnai Big Band Israeli pianist and composer, who has played on Grammy-winning CDs with Paquito D’Rivera and Yo Yo Ma, leads his 17 member big band in selections from his new album, “Shir Ahava”

Dag Hammarskjold Park First Ave & E 46th St

5:00 Alwan Arab Music Ensemble six of the leading practitioners of Arab music in New York perform classical art music from Cairo, Aleppo, and Baghdad. 6:00 New York Arabic Orchestra large ensemble presents contemporary music by Bassam Saba, along with selections of Arabic vocal and instrumental music of Lebanon, Syria and Egypt. 7:00 Mass Appeal: Ouds playing popular favorites like Lamma Bada, al-Azubiyyah, al-Hilwa di, & ‘ala Da- luna, maybe a longha. Bring your oud & any song you want to play! Email ibnsina30@hotmail.com

NYPL: Cathedral 560 Lexington Ave

12:30 Mark Weinstein jazz flutist

NYPL: Grand Central 135 E 46th St

12:30 Clarence Ferrari legendary fiddler

NYPL: Mid-Manhattan 455 Fifth Ave

7:30 David Easton Band funk & jazz infused rock

Ralph Bunche Park First Ave & E 42nd St

2:00 John Brodeur soulful alt-pop & rock 7:00 Revi Roza folk/soul/blues guitar

Tramway Plaza 2nd Ave & E 59th St

12:00 John Brodeur soulful alt-pop & rock 1:00 & 3:00 3for4 a father and two sons play the Beatles

MIDTOWN WEST

Herald Square W 34th St & B’way

7:00 Mass Appeal: Bagpipes veteran and beginning pipers skirl through a wide repertoire of favorite Irish, Scottish & American tunes, under the direction of Pipe Major Patrick Duffy. Wear your favorite kilt (optional) and bring your pipes, drums, and a good attitude.

Mathews Palmer Playground 435 W 45th St

Presented by the West 45th Street Block Association 6:00 Road Recovery: Type II helping young people battle addiction 7:00 Todd Henry Move-ment cooks up dances 9:00 Empire Beats featuring Camille Atkinson sultry NOLA vocalist

Sam Ash Music 155 W 48th St

4:00 – 8:00 The Fame Junkies keep-ing rock & roll fun

Times Square: Father Duffy W 46th St & B’way

6:30 Mass Appeal: Mass NPR Music, the Times Square Alliance, and MMNY invite all singers to participate in the world premiere of a new choral arrange-ment from composer Philip Glass called “The New Rule,” commissioned by NPR Music in honor of his 75th birthday, & conducted by Kent Tritle. The program will also include selections by Mozart, Bach, Handel, & Bruckner. Download the music at makemusicny.org/mass

USPS: James A Farley Eighth Ave & W 33rd St

5:00 – 9:00 Lynne Watson & Friends

CHELSEA

Brecht Forum 451 West St

3:00 Ras Moshe structured jam sessions

Chelsea Dog Park Eleventh Ave & W 22nd St

1:00 Marissa Pontecorvo honest blues, uplifting message

General Theological Seminary 440 W 21st St

6:30 Chelsea Winds Recorder Ensemble renaissance & modern compositions

MEATPACKING DISTRICT

Dubspot Academy 348 W 14th St

all day electronica 12:30 BomberGirl & the Mechanic 1:15 In The Loop 1:45 banginclude 2:30 BAEK 3:15 Molly Joseph 3:45 Daughter of Darrr 4:30 C0 5:00 Exaltron 5:45 ATOM 6:30 Jawwaad + Kiva 7:00 redgreenblue 7:45 Dark Inc. Live Set

The High Line Gansevoort St & Washington St

Four improvising jazz groups are set loose to roam the length of the High Line, south to north. Departure times: 6:30 Ras Moshe 6:45 Summer Winds Quartet 7:00 jKb Freedom Jazz 7:15 Grant’s Tomb

MURRAY HILL

Fragrance & Beauty Outlet 301 Madison Ave

11:00am Carlos Jimenez Mambo Dul-cet Latin flautist 2:00 Benita Charles Harlem singer 5:00 Laura Fran Nashville-inspired singer 7:00 Amun-Ra Amani NJ avant-garde rap

NYPL: Kips Bay 446 Third Ave

12:30 Victor Colicchio actor, screen-writer, singer

Studio 39 216 E 39th St, 3rd Fl.

3:00 AkshayLaya Indian percussion collaborations 4:00 Khartal fusing East and West 5:00 The Luddites kooky avant-jazz 6:00 O’ My Fate 6:30 Tania Stavreva Bulgarian-born piano dynamo 8:00 Lulla Miyuki Japanese singer/songwriter 9:00 Omnia Hegazy Middle Eastern & American pop 10:00 Eldad Tarmu jazz, world, neoclassic 11:00 Al Vanjel earth-shaking Middle Eastern sounds

GRAMERCY - FLATIRON

Books of Wonder 18 W 18th St

11:00am Future Star Studios children’s chorus 12:30 The Fuzzy Lemons juicy, kid-friendly rock 3:00 Amelia & the Family Business “Boriqua-wannabe” rocks the electric ukulele 5:00 Jessy Tomsko acous-tic-pop singer-songwriter 6:00 The Sorely Missed heartland Americana originals

Calvary-St. George’s Church 61 Gramercy Park N

1:00 Rachel Brotman soulful quartet 2:00 Julianne Richards Broadway songs, old & new 2:30 Don Cerati live DJ set 3:15 Piano Quartet: Josh Henderson, Kamel Boutros, Chris Bonner, Carlos Barriento Schubert, Clara Schumann, & Beethoven 4:00 Monica Allison uplifting piano songs 4:45 Kamel Boutros & Ensemble Bach keyboard concerto in F minor 6:00 The Jazz Conceptions Orches-tra 7:00 Calvary-St. George’s Parish Choir early & modern choral music

Flatiron Building Plaza B’way & E 23rd St

5:00 and 6:00 23 Skidoo, choreo-graphed by Shandoah Goldman 50 dancer flashmob about Flatiron Building history, live music by Ian Turner 6:30 Mass Appeal: Cellos honoring Millie Rosner, a beloved cello teacher who passed away 3/10/12. For 30 years Millie orga-nized the “Cello Bash,” a periodic gathering of cellists of all ages and levels; this event, led by James David Jacobs, will feature her arrangements of Bach, Fauré, Bartok, & Haydn plus a couple of sonic experiments

Madison Square Park B’way & 24th

10:30am Mad. Sq. Kids: Robbi K & Friends multiple Parent’s Choice award winning singer

Madison Square Park: General Worth Square Fifth Ave & B’way

8:30 – 10:30 Moviehouse / Notation Parade / Shantell Martin composer Chris Marianetti and artist Shantell Mar-tin present two innovative projects with music notation and live drawing projected onto buildings after dark around the park. Brass players are invited to come and sight-read the music as it’s projected

SGI-USA Culture Center 7 E 15th St

12:00 SGI-USA Chamber Players 1:00 David Bennett Cohen Blues Band original keyboard player for Country Joe & the Fish 6:30 SGI-USA Performing Groups fife-and-drum, chorus, Latin & more

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Stuyvesant Square E 17th St & Second Ave

6:00 Mass Appeal: Violas led by Sharon Bohen Riley, with classical music as well as some country fiddle tunes written for viola! All levels of players are welcome. Email sharon_b_riley@yahoo.com

Union Square: South Plaza B’way & E 14th St

4:00 – 7:00 Mass Appeal: Downtown Guitars guitarists of all skill levels are invited to convene at 4:00 for mini-les-sons to prepare for a concert at 5:30, fea-turing classic songs by Bob Marley, Oasis, America, Deep Purple, Jimi Hendrix, & Adele. The event will be capped by a 6:00 concert by guitar hero Alex Skolnick. Sponsored by Guitar World Magazine & NYC Guitar School, in association with the Union Square Partnership.

Vintage Thrift 286 Third Ave

1:00 Jon & Cate Minus 8 heartfelt folk 3:00 Ramblin’ Andy hardcore folk 5:00 Treblemakers girl jazz trio 7:00 Lainey Berton of Country Mouse, City Mouse acoustic originals

Downtown CHINATOWN - LITTLE ITALY

122 Centre St7:30 The Garden & the Machine experimental urban performance

Cafetal Social Club 285 Mott St

6:00 – 9:00 Kimistry & The Living Museum songs about resentment, friendship, forgiveness, and love

Columbus Park 67 Mulberry St

12:00 – 4:00 MAACMA traditional Chinese music & dance

NYPL: Seward Park 192 E B’way

4:00 Sara Milonovich & Daisycutter rural realism 6:15 Blue Hill Troupe musical theater to benefit charity

EAST VILLAGE

Abe Lebewohl Park 2nd Ave & E 10th St

1:00 Malcolm Tent high-octane acoustic rock 1:30 Michel Rae Driscoll country-flavored 2:00 Khar-tal fusing East & West 3:00 Midland Uprising no-frills classic folk/blues 6:00 Polish Theatre Institute “The Night of Kupala,” a pagan midsummer celebration in Polish

Bareburger 85 Second Ave

1:00 My Glorious Mess piano-driven folk-pop 5:30 Michelle Cleary folk-pop/country fusion 7:00 Tim Haufe folk 8:00 Preston Parish deranged standards, 9-string bass

Bowery Poetry Club 308 Bowery

Band Slam showcase 11:30am Fiona Silver sultry folk 12:00 Silent Monk thought-provoking lyrics, tight harmonies 1:00 Alec Gross haunting soundscapes meet Stax-era R&B 2:00 Ronve + The Gold Magnolias to rock your socks 3:00 Makers and Admir-

ers making things happen 4:00 Lora Faye folk 7:00 DDAY Productions & hosts Puma Perl & Big Mike present: Jane LeCroy dreamy avant garde jazz & poetry Lauren O’Brien poetry, mu-sic & visuals Aimee Herman spoken word warrior

Charlie Parker House 151 Avenue B

12:00 Ras Moshe structured jam ses-sions by free jazz saxophonist

Cooper Square Park Cooper Square & E 7th St

Presented by DJ Scratch Academy 3:00 Dr. Unos & Dubs East coast genre-breaking 3:30 DJ Esquire Brooklyn-based veteran 4:00 DJ 11:28 former Scratch student/house DJ 4:30 Edgar Urena 5:00 Henry C dedicated to hip-hop 5:30 TJ Mizell seamless & precise on the 1’s & 2’s 6:00 DJ Mo-nopoli young turntable talent 6:30 DJ Pollux Star hip-hop/house & soul

Dias y Flores Garden 520 E 13th St

4:00 Liz Taub violinist and founding member of Mar Salá

Drom 85 Avenue A

Presented in association with the Cul-tural Services of the French Embassy 10:00 PM Ibrahim Maalouf French trumpeter & composer born in Beirut, noted for his mastery of many genres, and ability to play Arabic music with 1/4 tones on the trumpet

Ella Lounge 9 Avenue A

6:30 Oneika Jewelle smooth and funky 70s R&B

First Park First Ave & E Houston St

1:00 Alexander Selby 2:00 The Den-tal Decks big ol’ surprise music 3:00 Mount Everest tireless song-making project 4:00 Boy Wonder 5:00 Them 6:00 Lyle Divinsky the Sasquatch of soul 7:00 Nat Osborn Band 7-piece genre benders

First Street Green Park 33 E 1st St

3:00 Rebecca Harrold easy listening and evocative 4:00 Danielle Antonio vocalist, songwriter & keyboardist

Joe’s Pub Block Party Astor Place & Lafayette St

11:00am Chris Parrello + Things I Wonder bridging modern jazz & pop 12:00 Julia Haltigan jazzy, 60s sound & Spanish rhythms 1:00 PigPen The-atre Co. folk storytelling, puppetry, live music 2:00 Heather Christian & the Arbornauts chamber punk stories & meditations 3:00 Dendê & Band Afro-Brazilian percussionist-singer 4:00 Georgiana songs that need sing-ing 5:00 Sxip Shirey beyond category 6:00 Middle Collegiate Church Choir

Le Petit Versailles 346 E Houston St

4:00 – 9:00 TBA

NYPL: Ottendorfer 135 Second Ave

5:00 The Hudson Tubes Brass Band hot New Orleans jazz

NYPL: Tompkins Square 331 E 10th St

2:00 Kevin Mandel avant-garde piano

Other Music 15 E 4th St

4:00 – 8:00 TBA

Shervin’s Cafe 131 E 7th St

12:00 – 9:00 A130 & Friends elec-tronica that keeps the crowd moving

Tompkins Square Park Avenue B & E 8th St

3:30 Support Women Artists Now presents four female-fronted bands: Jennifer Hill, Laura Ganci, Canyon, & Rew 6:00 Hungry March Band an exuberant NYC institution 7:00 Bill Popp & The Tapes “the downtown Elton John”

GREENWICH VILLAGE

Bareburger 535 Laguardia Pl

1:00 Marra Barr one-woman band, live loops 3:00 Aqua Cherry im-mersive rock & roll experience 4:00 AndreaDee rich lyrics & heart 5:00 Paul Sforza pop for adults

Bleecker Playground Bleecker & W 11th

11:00am The Speakeasys acoustic jazz and bossa nova 1:00 Bari & Weiss blues/jazz/folk duo 3:30 Kalavant Center for Music & Dance North Indian classical music & dance 5:30 Mass Appeal: Double Reeds players will pair up to perform over-the-top versions of Handel’s “Water Music,” “Fire Works,” & some non-Handel works. Open to oboes, bassoons & English horns of all levels, no rehearsal necessary – email mes21@nyu.edu for the score

Christopher St btw Bleecker & Bedford

6:00 Renaissance Street Singers music from the golden age of polyphony

Cornelia Street 4:00 The Xylopholks ragtime music & furry costumes 5:00 Arun Rama-murthy Carnatic music 6:30 Mass Appeal: Violins in 1947, Prokofiev wrote the Sonata for Unaccompanied Violin, Opus 115 intending it to be performed in unison by a group of young violinists. But it has never before received such a performance in the US. Mass Appeal Vio-lins will finally play the Sonata the way Prokofiev imagined it, and make history in the process! Email: eva.allan@yale.edu

First Presbyterian Church 12 W 12th St

4:00 Show Stoppers seniors perform pop songs from the ‘20s – ‘50s

Gizzi’s 16 W 8th St

1:00 Alexander singer/songwriter 2:00 Ken Silverman guitarist 3:00 Suki Rae 4:00 Ramblin’ Andy hardcore American folk 6:00 Paul Kurrey tragicomic songs 7:00 The Tom Blatt Project psychedelia, jazz, Afro-pop 8:00 Jerrra Blues Band 9:00 MIZZP. exciting female rapper 10:00 SoSoon hip-hop

Gould Plaza 40 W 4th St

7:00 Vocal Heights fun & eclectic a cappella

Jackson Square Park 8th Ave & Greenwich Ave

2:00 Andersen Silva NJ singer-song-writer and one-man band 3:00 Plus One smooth folk-country 4:00 Orikl a sound of his own 6:00 Supermajor power-pop collective 7:00 Queen Ella singer-songwriter & dancer

LaGuardia Corner Community Garden Laguardia Place & Bleecker St

6:00 Lori Behrman Band with Ira Bolterman acoustic classic rock 7:00 Sonic Uke & Friends 7:45 Rush Kress didgeridoo

Little Red Square Bleecker St & Sixth Ave

1:00 Andrew James Hughes rock/pop 4:00 Eldad Tarmu jazz, world, neoclassic 6:00 Green Green lush Americana 8:00 Ray Brown anti-folk

Lucky 777 Chili 116 MacDougal St

6:00 – 10:00 ZEPS Brooklyn-based freestyler

Peanut Butter & Co. 240 Sullivan St

12:00 3 West modern pop/country covers 1:30 Rainbow Fresh 70’s rock/dance vibe 4:00 Wil Deynes pop/rock tales of the city 6:00 Trevor Jude Smith indie-pop ukulele songwriter 7:30 Andi Rae & the Back River Bul-lies indie-country

Sheridan Triangle / Christopher Park

W 4th St & Seventh Ave

3:00 Alexander singer/songwriter 6:30 Mass Appeal: Accordions Melissa Elledge leads an all-accordion performance of “In C” (1964) by Terry Riley. The piece is comprised of 53 short melodic cells played in sequence. Play-ers choose how many times to repeat each cell, resulting in spontaneous uni-son and haunting counterpoint. Email melissaknowsbest@gmail.com

Washington Square Park: Holly Plaza

12:00 – 4:00 The Songwriter’s Beat solar powered music with Solar Punch, Marla Mase w/Tomas Doncker, Valerie Ghent, Fred Gillen w/Hope Machine, Deborah Berg, Ann Klein, Roshni, & Lucy Foley 5:45 Mass Appeal: Clari-nets a group of professional clarinet players & teachers who love the sound of a clarinet choir. Playing a mix of old & new by Brahms, Dvorak, Mozart, Grundman, and Ravel. Bring your clarinet to join for selected pieces

LOWER EAST SIDE

88 Orchard Cafe & Wine Bar1:00 88 Orchard Jazz All Stars

Afro-Asian Inc Block Party Suffolk St & Rivington

4:00 Osai 4:30 DMOR 5:00 San Juan Hill alt latin soul 5:45 Cinnamon Jones loves to sing for a crowd 6:15 La Roka afro-latin soul 6:45 Rogiers jazz-house electro songwriter 7:30 Salome - Kuni – Yas

Alfred E. Smith Playground South St & Catherine Slip

1:30 – 4:00 Manhattan Academy of Technology Band & Percussion 6th – 8th graders

Coleman Playground Cherry St & Market St

2:00 Tania & The Revolutionaries renegade acoustic music w/Lani Ford

CultureFix 9 Clinton St

12:00 Alexa Dexa catchy & uncon-ventional 1:30 Jeanne Marie Boes powerful singer/songwriter 2:00 Marra Barr one-woman band, live loops 3:30 Tania Stavreva Bulgarian-born piano dynamo 4:30 Trevor Jude Smith indie-pop ukulele songwriter 5:00 Rachel Brotman soulful quartet 5:30 Eric Contractor a singular baritone voice 6:00 Danielle Antonio vocalist, songwriter & keyboardist 6:30 Kristopf Keysard music made with a pair of Nin-tendo GameBoys 7:00 Alice Tsui young, promising NYU pianist 7:30 Charlie Rauh & Concetta Abbate improvised chamber music for guitar & violin 8:00 Paul Tabachneck playing NYC’s clubs & subway tunnels for four years 8:30 Grace Shin pop singer with piano 9:00 ChurchKey four gentlemen who like to rock 9:30 Matt Siffert composer/bass-ist leads ensemble in songs, jazz, chamber music 10:00 Matt Singer smart lyrics w/acoustic guitar

Houston Bowery Mural 78 E Houston St

4:00 – 8:00 Apophenia indie band committed to the DIY ethos

Malt & Mold 221 E Broadway

11:00am Neo Blues Maki old-school Japanese soul 12:00 Sara Milonov-ich & Daisycutter rural realism 1:00 The Somerton Suitcase barbershop fusion 3:00 Sally “rather sad” indie-pop songs 4:30 Tania & The Revolutionaries renegade acoustic music w/Lani Ford 5:30 Inky Glass seasoned soul 7:00 Kwame & the Uptown Shakedown diverse & kinetic soul

Mic-Club at Lucky Jacks 129 Orchard St

2:00 Rashad Brown 3:00 Jon D’Angelo 4:00 Lord Lorax 5:00 Ace Elijah

Nuyorican Poets Cafe 236 E 3rd St

3:00 The Luddites avant-garde jazz to challenge the mind & lift the spirit 4:00 Wire Spoke Wheels straddling jazz & classic rock

NYPL: Chatham Square 33 E Broadway

4:00 Chinese Music Ensemble of NY the oldest & largest Chinese orchestra in the United States, with almost 50 musicians who play nearly every type of Chinese instrument

NYPL: Hamilton Fish Park 415 E Houston St

3:30 Daryl Shawn wild classical guitar originals

Orchard Alley Community Garden 350 E 4th St

6:15 Jaclyn Hochreiter folk/coun-try originals 6:45 Adam Kane fresh acoustic pop/rock

Sara Roosevelt Park E Houston St & Chrystie St

1:00 – 4:00 Deep Intent intense rock & blues 6:00 BatalaNYC all-female Afro-Brazilian drummers

The Cast 71 Orchard St

3:00 – 6:00 Cut Snake rock Dirty Fences punk rock

The Great Frog 72 Orchard St

6:00 The Deafening

LOWER MANHATTAN

Arts Brookfield: One New York Plaza Water St & Broad St

5:00 Edmar Castaneda Colombian jazz harpist with an unmatched style

Battery Park Battery Place & State St

5:00 Plus One smooth folk-country 7:00 HooP toe tappin’ blues folk

Bosque

1:00 The Purple Skunks like the White Stripes but dirtier & smellier 4:00 Camila Meza Group Chilean jazz singer & guitarist 8:00 The Lost Keys co-ed a cappella, since 2011

Castle Clinton Plaza

12:00 Els Castellers de Vila Franza 2:00 Cadillac Moon Ensemble new chamber music for flute, violin, cello, & percussion 2:30 Symphony Z joins Cadillac Moon Ensemble to perform “Music For 18” by John Cage, followed by a performance of “Music In Pluralism” by William Zuckerman 5:00 Dancing Goats rootsy rock & blues with flair

Bowling Green Broadway & Beaver St

1:00 Michelle Cleary folk-pop/coun-try fusion 5:00 Noshir Mody Quartet fusion guitar with an inner fire

Broad Street - Downtown Alliance Piano 25 Broad St

11:00am – 2:00 Classical Revolution NYC chamber music

City Hall Park Chambers St & Centre St

3:00 – 6:00 5BMF (Five Boroughs Music Festival) music without genre preconceptions 6:30 – 9:00 Zev Tor-res daring spoken word extravaganza

Foley Square Centre St & Worth St

1:00 Luciar singer/songwriter rocks the ukulele 6:30 Justin Turk pop-rock

NYPL: Battery Park City 175 North End Ave

5:15 Cicily Miles jazz singer

NYPL: New Amsterdam 9 Murray St

12:00 Svetlana Shmulyian modern jazz vocalist

South Street Seaport Piers 15 & 16

4:30 – 8:31 Mass Appeal: Toy Pianos for KUN, a composition by Wendy Mae Chambers, 64 pianists play 64 baby grand toy pianos arranged in yin/yang pairs along the East River. Listeners may wander at will through the piano stations, experiencing the composition in an infinite variety of configura-

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ASTORIA

Astoria Park1:00 Luke Ryan rock & roll road war-rior 2:00 David Schnug saxophonist & composer 4:00 Gandhi Indian-influenced folk

Athens Square Park 30th Ave & 30th St

11:00am Rebel Rose kids music teacher and her students 2:00 Que Vlo-ve? Greek Rembetika 6:00 Syl-vana Joyce & The Moment gypsy rock meets blues 7:00 Kochguit jazz/blues/classical songwriter

Athens Triangle 32-15 Newtown Ave

5:00 The Missing Teens misfits, freaks & intellectuals 6:00 Illimanja-ro rowdy punk/funk-infused hip-hop 7:00 Dirty Wings outlaw music

Bareburger 23-01 31st St

6:00 Breakaway 5-man blues powerhouse

Brick Cafe 30-95 33rd St

6:00 – 10:00 singer-songwriters including Matt Sucich, Amy Vachal, Todd Kramer, Lonna Marie, Bianca Merkley, Phil Cohen, Josh Taylor, and Jamie Bendell

Cafe Bar 32-90 36th St

1:00 HooP toe tappin’ blues folk 2:00 All the Madmen 4:00 Omnia Hegazy Middle Eastern & American pop 5:00 Luke Ryan rock & roll road warrior 7:00 The Sonic Boomers 6-piece classic rock 8:00 Once Again guitar & keyboard 9:00 TheBandCC alt rock

Fatty’s 25-01 Ditmars Blvd

4:00 Church Bazaar 5:00 Phone Home 6:00 Nervous Breakdowns noise-pop power-trio 7:00 Crazy Pills

Raven’s Head Public House 38-04 B’way

6:00 Wil Jones acoustic Englishman

7:00 Melting Point edgy bluegrass 8:00 The Zombie Flanders melodic prog. rock

ELMHURST

Dunningham Triangle Baxter Ave & 82nd St

3:30 Melissa Otero pop/rock in English & Spanish

Jackson Heights Cinema 40-31 82nd St

6:30 Los Musicos de AbyaYala celebrating Andean culture

Manuel de Dios Unanue Triangle Roosevelt Ave & 83rd St

2:30 Viento nomadic artist/healer/songwriter

FAR ROCKAWAY

Rockaway Boardwalk at Beach 17th St

4:00 Family Productions Enter-tainment 6:30 No Image soul from Jamaica NY 6:30–9:00 Les Paultre & Mixed Notes talented jazz band, together for over 30 years

FLUSHING

Queens Public Library: Flushing 41-17 Main St

2:00 Edwin Vazquez urban & Latin grooves 5:00 Mass Appeal: Veenas join an ensemble of this ancient multi-stringed instrument of South India, playing traditional carnatic composi-tions, one of the oldest styles of Indian classical music. Led by Nivedita ShivRaj; email info@ragachitra.org

FOREST HILLS

Bareburger 71 49 Austin St

12:30 Jaclyn Hochreiter folk/coun-try 1:00 Raul Huaman jazz & fusion trio 5:30 Cee Josephs contemporary gospel 9:00 Nina Gordon / Rear View Mirror country rock/pop

JACKSON HEIGHTS

37th Road Pedestrian Plaza 37th Rd & 73rd St

2:00 Jia-Yi He harmonica virtuoso 3:00 PS 69 Orchestra with Strings 3:30 IS 145 Percussion Ensemble 4:00 Once Again guitar & keyboard 5:00 AC Haley’s Effervescent Hour singer & electric bassist 6:00 South Asian Group

Espresso 77 35-57 77th St

2:00 Vinny Music & Friends 3:00 Jonny Meyers folk & jazz guitarist 4:00 Amanda Sprecher young jazz singer/actress

NHP Community Office 40-06 81st St

2:00 Amanda Sprecher young jazz singer/actress

JAMAICA

Illinois Jacquet Performance Space 94-15 159th St

7:00 York College Blue Notes big band jazz at the chapel

tions. At sunset, pianists perform John Cage’s Suite for Toy Piano in honor of his centennial year. Email pierre@makemusicny.org to join the team of pianists. Presented in association with the River to River Festival

Wall Street Broad St & Wall St

6:00am – midnight Vexations Chan-neling whimsy into outrage (or is it the other way around?), a tag team of vibraphonists perform Erik Satie’s eighteen-hour composition on Wall Street, led by Amy Garapic. Simultane-ous performances of the piece will take place around the world for other Make Music/Fete de la Musique events.

SOHO

Duarte Square Sixth Ave & Canal St

2:00 Neo Blues Maki old-school Japanese soul 2:30 Plastiq Passion 4 chicks making music 3:15 The Dan Sheehan Conspiracy original rock 4:30 Squeeze Rock 5:00 The Glori-ous Veins post-punk blues crooner 5:45 Atomic Sunday booty-shakin’ rock 6:30 Johnny Mellor’s Bastar-dos 7:00 The Regulars

Ideya 349 W B’way

3:00 Mamiko Taira 5:00 Jus-tina Valentine upbeat hip-hop 7:00 AFRAZZ 8:00 San Juan Hill alt. Latin soul 8:45 Raul Huaman jazz & fusion trio

NYPL: Mulberry Street 10 Jersey St

4:00 Blaise Siwula improvisations

Soho Square Sixth Ave & Spring St

1:00 Dan Lipton jazzy keyboard pop 1:00 Mass Appeal: Cast Iron Build-ings Daniel Goode leads participants on a “SoHo Gamelan Walk” using a neighborhood map & suggested hand rhythms, to turn the “best” SoHo cast-iron buildings into resonant gong instruments with hand clapping. Email dsgoode@earthlink.net 4:00 Andrew James Hughes acoustic/electric rock 7:00 Mass Appeal: Percussion (Les Moutons) Sam Livingston leads Frederic Rzewski’s “Les Moutons de Panurge.” Performers attempt to play a 65-note melody at breakneck speed, build-ing it up, then taking it apart. Inevitably, mistakes are made, and the performers are instructed, “If you get lost, stay lost.” The audience is instructed “to make sound, any sound, preferably very loud.”

The Door 555 Broome St

4:00 – 8:00 Paul Kurrey tragicomic songs ThatsGoodness rap for peace Urban Artbeat developing student artists Tru Statement Entertain-ment soul/R&B BatalaNYC all-female Afro-Brazilian drummers Mitchell Grey pop/rock

Urban Plaza (at Trump SoHo) 246 Spring St

5:30 Mass Appeal: Harps the first Harp Mass Appeal in MMNY history! Will include some music from the

Every Thing Goes 140 Bay St

10:30am Daryl Shawn wild classical guitar originals 1:00 Dirty River grungy blues/rock duo 7:00 Phoebe Blue & the Make Baleaves quirky anti-folk

NYPL: St. George 5 Central Ave

12:00 Vogue Music

NYPL: Dongan Hills 1617 Richmond Rd

3:30 Renato Thoms

NYPL: New Dorp 309 New Dorp Ln

2:30 WEEP in-your-face funk

McKinley’s Children’s Garden 108-56 Union Hall St

9:00am Kierstin Gray dazzling acoustic singer-songwriter 10:00 The Blank Tapes west coast analog pop 10:30 Tenin girl power R&B 11:00 Benita Charles Harlem singer 11:30 Emmarie pop singer 12:30 PM Julie Kathryn dispatches from the heart 1:00 Camila Meza Group Chilean jazz singer & guitarist 1:30 Toz 2:00 Yinka & SABATTA deep grooves 3:00 Cheekipowpow big R&B personality

TDH Cultural Arts Center 126-11 Merrick Blvd

5:00 Ballet International Africans West African dance & drum company

LONG ISLAND CITY

Artisound’s LIC Music School 44-02 23rd St

12:30 Jason E. Sagebiel 1:00 Alek-sandra Kocheva 3:00 Taro Morino 4:00 Ilana Kochinska sings Kurt Weill 5:00 Coto Pincheira 6:00 DJ NYC 6:00 Pat Irwin & Walter Hawkes 7:00 Williamsburg Salsa Orchestra 8:30 Mappa Mundi chamber pop/rock 9:30 Don Cerati DJ 10:00 The Suitor atmospheric vocals

Court Square Park Jackson Ave & Court Square

2:00 Mail the Horse grunge from a basement 4:00 Shinbone Alley Stilt Band

Domaine Wine Bar 50-04 Vernon Blvd

5:15 Daryl Shawn wild classical guitar originals

Skinny’s Cantina 4705 Center Blvd

6:00 Bandera Latin rock & blues

RICHMOND HILL

NHP Community Office 119-15 Liberty Ave

3:00 Venum female rapper 4:00 Enfamous Brooklyn-bred hip-hop 4:30 Piff Loonez smart, entertaining rhymes

RIDGEWOOD

Queens Public Library: Ridgewood 20-12 Madison St

5:30 Edwin Vazquez urban & Latin grooves

ROOSEVELT ISLAND

NYPL: Roosevelt Island 524 Main St

2:00 Music From China traditional & contemporary chamber ensemble

WOODSIDE

Payag Restaurant 51-34 Roosevelt Ave

6:00 Oliver Dagum singer-songwriter

Windmuller Park 39th Drive & 52nd St

Woodside on the Move presents 7:00 Nina Gordon / Rear View Mirror country rock/pop 8:00 The GoodFel-las classic rock 4-piece

MAKE MUSIC NEW YORK’S 5TH ANNUAL

Curated by ABC No Rio’s HC/Punk Collective

WITH OVER 50 PUNK BANDS

Sunday, June 24, 11am – 5pm

Governors Island

(A) TRUTH2 MAN ADVANTAGE

ACID BOYBANJI

BARONS OF TANGBOBBY JOE EBOLA & THE CHILDREN MAC NUGGETS

BOMB SCAREBROOK PRIDEMOREBUCKET FLUSH

COJOBACULTIVATOR (PITT)

DEAD//BEATDESENSITIZED

EMETICFRIED CHICKEN & GASOLINE

HIVE SMASHERHOSTILE TIMES

IDESINCIRCLES

LOS BUNGALITOSMARY TODD

MIRRORS & WIRESNO CONTROL

NO MORE VICTIMS

NOT THE BEESPANZIE

POLEMIC SHOCKPRAXIS

R-TRONIKARAINY DAY CACOPHONY

SKUM CITYSNAKE ROADSPOILAGE

STUPID NATURALSSUBURBAN GRASS

THE ALIENZTHE HOMEWRECKERSTHE NIHILISTICS

THE ONLYTHE SHIVERING BRIGADE

THE WILLTRIBAL FORCE

UP FOR NOTHINGWAR FEAR

WOMBAT IN COMBATWOOD SPIDERWORLD WAR IXXPASSAGEX

ZERO CONTENT

“ensemble day,” and several easy pieces. Everyone is welcome to come — no stairs! Short rehearsal at 4:15; email alyssa@alyssareit.com

TRIBECA

Duane Park Duane St & Hudson St

6:00 Bari & Weiss blues/jazz/folk duo

Tone Academy of Music 81 White St

11:00am – 3:00 classical music per-formed by faculty

Tribeca Park W B’way & Beach St

4:00 Plastiq Passion 4 chicks making music 5:00 Lucas & the Melodic Miners urban folk schoolteachers

NYPL: Port Richmond 75 Bennett St

6:00 Trio Non Sequitur renowned chamber musicians

NYPL: Todt Hill 2550 Victory Blvd

12:00 Anthime Miller classical cabaret

NYPL: Tottenville 7430amboy Rd

3:30 2 Sense eclectic alt. rock/folk

Wolfes Pond Park 33 Corneila Ave

Rock, pop, and punk: 2:00 Falling With Style 2:30 Above the Boule-vard 3:00 Richmond Knights 3:30 Wester 4:00 Vice 4:30 Up For Noth-ing 5:00 Shell Complex 5:30 The Rising Sun All Stars

Tappen Park Water St & Bay St

2:00 The Atlicic 2:45 The Static Morning versatile alt/punk 3:30 The Liberation 5-piece punk 4:15 Sweet Lucy 5:00 Clockwork progressive/hard rock trio 5:45 West of Dennis 6:30 The Mick Watley Band 5-piece rock 7:30 Outernational

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