• JAZZ FOR CURIOUS LISTENERS features Jazz Around the World: Asia, October 7, 7:00pm

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NJMIH Chairman Speaks at Arts Panel
NJMIH Chairman Arthur Barnes spoke at an Oct. 3 panel at the Harlem School of the Arts on Art and Commerce. You can view a picture from that event here. The Daily News on Aug. 7 named Barnes #1 out of 25 Harlem "movers and shakers." You can read that article here. The next major panel we're scheduled to participate in will be Oct. 17, at an NEA Jazz Symposium: The Future of Jazz, open to the public.

Jazz for Curious Listeners
Listen to special guest Andy Hunter discuss Jazz in China during our Oct. 7 discussion. Also listen to audio from our Sept. 9 talk about Miles Davis's "Kind of Blue" album, as part of our series "What Makes it Tick? Five Classic Albums."

Harlem in the Himayalas
View pictures from our Oct. 3 concert with Reggie Workman, Oliver Lake, and Andrew Cyrille. Also view pictures from the Sept. 26 concert of David Ornette Cherry with The Ensemble for Improvisors.

  
  

Who's Visiting the NJMIH Website?
People all over the world are surfing the NJMIH website. Click here to see a list.

Harlem Speaks
View pictures from our Sept. 11 talk with Cedar Walton. Also view pictures from our talk with trombonist Eddie Bert on August 28.

Jazz Museum Creates Exhibit for Essentially Ellington 2009
The NJMH has been selected by Jazz at Lincoln Center to create an exhibit to open in conjunction with Essentially Ellington 2009. Click here to see a picture.

Visit from Inwood Community Services
On August 1, we were privileged to host children from Inwood Community Services for a visit with jazz icon Tajah Murdock. View pictures at this link.

MCNY Summer Film Shows
The first pictures from our new series of summer films at the Museum of the City of New York are online. View pictures from our July 27 appreciation of the great Duke Ellington's body of film work.

Visitors Center Opens
Our new Visitors Center opened on July 1 at 104 E. 126th Street, Suite 2C. Open Monday through Friday (10 a.m. – 4 p.m.), it's chock full of books, CDs, DVDs, and photos for your perusal. Click here for more info!