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Miller Theatre at Columbia University School of the Arts will continue its 25th anniversary of Composer Portraits with Sweden's Lisa Streich.

New York Women in Film & Television has announced the presentation of eight scholarships to film, television, and media production students at New York area schools in 2024 as part of the organization's ongoing commitment to nurturing the next generation of women in media.

Room, Room, Room will return to New York City for a third run of performances presented at SubletSeries@HERE.

The Museum of Chinese in America (MOCA) announced their performing artist residency program, with the theme of Heteroglossia, in response to MOCA’s new exhibition, Magazine Fever: Gen X Asian American Periodicals.

The Harlem Jazz Series will present T.K. Blue, also known as Talib Kibwe, on October 25th at the historic Mount Morris Ascension Presbyterian Church.

Simone Dinnerstein and Awadagin Pratt will perform works for solo piano, two pianos, and piano for four hands at Miller Theatre at Columbia University. Dinnerstein and Pratt share a long time friendship and appreciation for collaborative performance. You can watch them perform this October. Learn how to purchase tickets.

The Prince Fellowship has announced its 2024-2025 fellows, recognizing emerging talent in theater production. The fellowship supports the development of new voices in the industry through mentorship and resources.

Celebrate the 13th annual MORNINGSIDE LIGHTS on September 21 in Morningside Heights with a dazzling procession of handmade lanterns, community workshops, and vibrant artistic displays.

Signature Theatre has named Beth Whitaker their interim artistic director.  She will take over while Signature searches for a successor to former artistic director Paige Evans, who stepped down in June.

Discover Pablo Barba's first solo exhibition in The Hamptons with 'women laughing salad' presented by A Hug From The Art World, opening on July 27.

Concert organist Gail Archer is set to play a series of performances this fall across the United States. Take a look at the performance schedule here!

Globally acclaimed composer, author, playwright, and poet Georgia Shreve is celebrating a 40 year creative career that has taken her from Wall Street, to Carnegie Hall, to Off-Broadway's Theatre Row. With over 100 unique compositions, plays, poems, and novels to her name, New York-based Shreve has been a powerful advocate for creativity throughout her life.

Chelsea Music Festival has announced its 2024 Culinary Artist-in-Residence Rachel Snyder.

Most Unwanted Productions and DOG STUFF in association with The Tank will present 'The Gorilla Wore Fur,' written by Elle Meerovich and directed by Connor Scully. Learn more about the production and see how to purchase tickets.

Experience the premier of TIMMY, a new comedy about catfishing by Megan Rivkin at Columbia's Lenfest Center for the Arts.