This powerful one-man show is based on the life of ’70s soul singer and composer Donny Hathaway, perhaps best known for his duets with Roberta Flack. Twisted Melodies is an immersive and crushing play about the brilliant musician’s compelling inner struggle. Torn between the muses that inspire him and the mental illness that torments him, Hathaway evaluates the choices in his life in a gripping performance by Kelvin Roston, Jr.

The Harlem Chamber Players Season Finale Concert. Program Adolphus Hailstork Two Romances for Viola and Chamber Orchestra, Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson Sinfonietta No. 1 for Strings, Samuel Barber Knoxville: Summer of 1915, Jean Sibelius Violin Concerto in D minor, Op. 47. Featuring Ariel Rudiakov, Conductor, Janinah Burnett, Soprano, Ashley Horne, Solo Violin, Amadi Azikiwe, Solo Viola, With chamber orchestra comprised of members of The Harlem Chamber Players.

Presented in collaboration with Chamber Music America. Celebrate the 7th Annual National Chamber Music Month with Chamber Music America, featuring the music of Kendrick Scott Oracle and the Attacca Quartet.

Calling jazz musicians of all ages! Grab your instrument, bring a chart, and build your chops with Harlem icon David Durrah. Don’t play an instrument? Saturday Sessions are a space for musicians and fans alike to soak up Harlem’s vibrant live music scene.

Funds raised will directly support the Museum’s innovative education initiatives and noteworthy exhibitions, in addition to an accessible daily admission structure to ensure every child has access to the arts.

A brand new line-up of contestants competes for the chance to perform during the June 19th Show Off and move on to Top Dog on August 21st. It all leads to the chance of winning the title of Super Top Dog and a cash prize ($5,000 in the Child Star category and $20,000 in the Adult category) on November 27th!

Join the Apollo Education Program for this full-day workshop alongside seasoned educators to engage in hands-on performative activities, such as theater and musical experiences that will immerse you in the intersection between history and the arts.

125th & FREEdom will make Harlem’s iconic 125th Street its stage as it explores the question: “If Harriet Tubman were alive today, how would she free Black people?” Composed of 16 movements and featuring a New Orleans-style brass band, the choreopoetic performance will take place at 11 sites as pop-up installations across the corridor of 125th Street from the East River to the Hudson River each Saturday in June, beginning on June 8. 125th & FREEdom sees a victorious, but…

The Annual House Tour is one of MMPCIA’s most important fundraisers. It’s also a lot of FUN!