The Montey Café Experience: Discussion & Social
The Montey Café Experience: Discussion & Social
Experience live music, discussion, and refined revelry at this celebration of the Harlem Renaissance and Jazz History in New Haven.
Thursday, May 2 • Woolsey Hall: In his grand finale concert as music director, Alasdair Neale conducts Mahler’s Symphony No. 1 and two works by American composer Florence Price.
Sunday, May 19 at The Woodwinds, Branford
Come celebrate the Symphony along with outstanding leaders and organizations who are uplifting our New Haven Community. Together, we will share an afternoon of live music, delicious food and drinks, and heartfelt appreciation for our partners and friends.
Harmony Fellowships provide opportunities across the musical, administrative, and board levels for traditionally underrepresented groups in the classical music industry.
Play interactive online games that help young students explore musical concepts. Within the garden, you’ll find soundscapes and an interactive world. Tapping toadstools and brass mazes await…
Experience live music, discussion, and refined revelry at this celebration of the Harlem Renaissance and Jazz History in New Haven.
Join us for a Film Screening and community talkback discussion of Jazz Haven's Unsung Heroes, a documentary that depicts the fantastic jazz scene in New Haven from the Harlem Renaissance period through World War II.
Join us in a Community Conversation with Author Caseen Gaines at Possible Futures Bookstore. NHSO’s Principal Pops Conductor, Chelsea Tipton II, will facilitate a discussion on Gaines’ books, When Broadway Was Black: The Triumphant Story of the All-Black Musical That Changed The World
This high-energy program celebrates the orchestral music written by Black composers and performers at the heart of the Harlem Renaissance.
This high-energy program celebrates the orchestral music written by Black composers and performers at the heart of the Harlem Renaissance.
In his grand finale concert as music director, Alasdair Neale pairs Mahler’s First Symphony with two works by American composer Florence Price.
We are proud to work with learners of all ages through a variety of carefully crafted programs and concerts, designed for and with our community.
Your investment will help us elevate Helen’s legacy, further the careers of emerging musicians of color following her footsteps, and inspire future generations of young artists.