November 28, 2009

American Landmark Festivals

The Sonora Trio

2:00 PM

Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace National Historic Site, 28 East 20th Street, Manhattan

The Trio, consisting of pianist/composer/vocalist Judith Sainte Croix, flutist Andrew Bolotowsky and guitarist Oren Fader will present Oeuvres Nouveaux (New Works) a program of compositions by six American composers. The concert will conclude with a special appearance by Mark DeGarmo and Dancers.

FREE For more information, please call

(212) 260-1616 or visit

www.AmericanLandmarkFestivals.org

*Symphony Space

Artists of the Bahamas: A Tribute to African Roots

3:00 PM

Leonard Nimoy Thalia, 2537 Broadway at 95th Street, Manhattan

This film brings to light the rich artistic talent flourishing on these islands. The camera follows artists at work in their studios with vibrant creations as well as in their homes and communities. Their works display a range of styles from the versatility of formally trained Brent Malone to the simple paintings of Amos Ferguson, often referred to as “the grandfather of Bahamian art.”

Admission: $10; $9 for seniors. For more information, please call

(212) 864-5400 or visit

www.SymphonySpace.org

*Central Brooklyn Jazz Consortium

10th Annual Central Brooklyn Jazz Anniversary Celebration Concert

3:00 PM

Jazz 966, 966 Fulton Street, Brooklyn

Enjoy this evening of jazz with performances by Grammy-nominated Papo Vazquez Pirates Troubadours; the Central Brooklyn Jazz All Stars; and the Boys and Girls High School Jazz Band. Runs until 8 PM.

Suggested donation of $20. For more information, please call

(718) 773-2252 or visit

www.CBJCJazz.org