DRUMMING SENIORS!! Back by popular demand: World renowned percussionist Gary Fritz comes  to St. Peter's Church for a Feel the Music! percussion workshop series for seniors at Lenox Hill House at St. Peter's Church. Classes will be held Monday, 10/23 - Monday, 12/4, 2017 from 2pm-3pm. Open to all participants of Lenox Hill Neighborhood House. JOINT CONCERT (w/Singin' Seniors): Friday, 12/15, 1pm WHERE: Lenox Hill Neighborhood House at St. Peter's Church ADDRESS: 619 Lexington Ave at 53rd Street, NYC This program is supported, in part, by…

Back by popular demand, our Singin Seniors are continuing this winter at the Lenox Hill Neighborhood House at St. Peter's Church. The Singin' Seniors are soaring! Held Thursdays at 1pm, Feel the Music! singing classes will be held on the following dates with teaching artist/singer-songwriter Deborah Berg and accompanist Clare Cooper. CLASS DATES: Thursdays, 1pm, 10/12-12/14 FREE for participants. Singing Seniors is part of the Feel the Music! Creative Aging Program which is supported, in part, by public funds from…

Feel the Music! singing and songwriting with Eleanor Dubinsky. Listen, engage, create! Children and teens sing along together with guitar and write their own songs. Participants learn melody, phrasing, vocalizing and improvise writing songs together. Open to children/youth of all ages at Herbert Irving Children's Oncology Center. This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.

Back by popular demand, our Singin Seniors are continuing this winter at the Lenox Hill Neighborhood House at St. Peter's Church. The Singin' Seniors are soaring! Held Thursdays at 1pm, Feel the Music! singing classes will be held on the following dates with teaching artist/singer-songwriter Deborah Berg and accompanist Clare Cooper. CLASS DATES: Thursdays, 1pm, 10/12-12/14 FREE for participants. Singing Seniors is part of the Feel the Music! Creative Aging Program which is supported, in part, by public funds from…

Join us for our popular Feel the Music! Singin' Seniors and Jammin' drummers joint holiday/winter concert, led by Deborah Berg, Clare Cooper, Gary Fritz and friends! CONCERT: December 15, 2017 at 1pm LOCATION: St. Peter's Church, 619 Lexington Ave., NYC FREE to the public! Singing Seniors and Jammin' Drummers are part of the Feel the Music! Creative Aging Program which is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council, the Lower Manhattan Cultural…

We are so pleased to announce that Feel the Music! teaching artist and renowned singer/songwriter Janice Pendarvis will be leading singing workshops the first Saturday of each month, at the new location of our partner, Bailey's Cafe! FREE and OPEN to the public, please come and join us for Good Music, Good Conversation, Good Food and BIG FUN! Feel the Music! at Bailey's Cafe: Two generations making music and art together. Building community. Learning new skills. Strengthening connections. Creating together. Having fun! 324 Malcolm X Boulevard Brooklyn, NY 11233…

We are so pleased to announce that Feel the Music! teaching artist and renowned singer/songwriter Janice Pendarvis will be leading singing workshops the first Saturday of each month, at the new location of our partner, Bailey's Cafe! FREE and OPEN to the public, please come and join us for Good Music, Good Conversation, Good Food and BIG FUN! Feel the Music! at Bailey's Cafe: Two generations making music and art together. Building community. Learning new skills. Strengthening connections. Creating together. Having fun! 324 Malcolm X Boulevard Brooklyn, NY 11233…

Feel the Music! singing and songwriting with Eleanor Dubinsky. Listen, engage, create! Children, teens, families and staff sing along together with guitar/cello and are soothed by the healing power of music. Participants learn melody, vocalizing and improvise writing songs together. Open to children/youth of all ages at Herbert Irving Children's Oncology Center. This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.