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The National Jazz Museum in Harlem has over the course of several years evolved into a major cultural presence in New York City. We hope you will join us for our free weekly programs in Harlem, which include our course JAZZ FOR CURIOUS LISTENERS, our interview series HARLEM SPEAKS, and/or to visit our newly opened Visitor's Center. See you soon!





Visitors CenterVisitors Center
The National Jazz Museum proudly announces the opening of its new Visitors Center at 104 E. 126th Street, Suite 2C. Please visit us there for programs such as Jazz for Curious Listeners. Click here for more information.
 
This Week at the National Jazz Museum

  • JAZZ FOR CURIOUS LISTENERS features 5 Classic Albums: Common: Like Water for Chocolate, Jun. 30, 7:00pm

Read the complete July schedule


Current News

JFCLJazz for Curious Listeners
Listen to audio and view pictures from our June 30 talk with Raydar Ellis entitled, "5 Classic Albums: Common: Like Water for Chocolate." This popular program continues in July with a series of talks about the immortal Louis Armstrong.

NapoleonHarlem Speaks
Hear audio from our May 7 talk with pianist Marty Napoleon. Also listen to our April 16 talk with pianist Randy Weston.

BBCBBC Radio
BBC Radio 2 Programmes on June 9 featured a visit to NJMH, where the host learned, "Harlem's cultural future is assured." You can listen to that episode at this link.

All-Stars NJMH All-Stars Play at Benny Carter Memorial Concert
The NJMH All-Starts made a special appearance at a concert honoring Benny Carter on June 6. Pictures from that event are at this link. The All-Stars will return for a second performance on October 10.

PaquitoMcBride and Sting Perform Together
NJMH Co-Director Christian McBride is having a busy month, everything from hosting a conversation on May 6 with platinum-selling trumpeter Chris Botti at William Paterson University, to performing with Sting and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra in Chicago on May 19. Read Bloomberg.com's article about his activities.

FriedmanJazz for Curious Readers
Hear audio from photographer Carol Friedman's visit on May 4. Also Listen to audio and view pictures from Karen Chilton's visit on April 6.

Manning Frankie Manning
The National Jazz Museum in Harlem mourns the loss and celebrates the long life of dance icon Frankie Manning. He was a great man and a great friend. We are determined to keep his swinging legacy alive.




 

Events Calendar

Monday, Jul. 6:
JAZZ FOR CURIOUS READERS
7:00pm
Stephanie Crease

Tuesday, Jul. 7:
JAZZ FOR CURIOUS LISTENERS
7:00pm
Louis Armstrong: Fireworks: The '20s

Thursday, Jul. 9:
HARLEM SPEAKS
6:30pm
Jon Hendricks, Vocalist

Friday, Jul. 10:
HARLEM IN THE HIMALAYAS
7:00pm
Jazz Festival: Two Young Tenors

Saturday, Jul. 11:
SPECIAL EVENT
1:00pm
110 on 110: A Clearing in the Forest

Tuesday, Jul. 14:
JAZZ FOR CURIOUS LISTENERS
7:00pm
Louis Armstrong: Swing That Music: The '30s

Friday, Jul. 17:
HARLEM IN THE HIMALAYAS
7:00pm
Jazz Festival: Kataru

Tuesday, Jul. 21:
JAZZ FOR CURIOUS LISTENERS
7:00pm
Louis Armstrong: Gone Fishin': The '40s

Friday, Jul. 24:
HARLEM IN THE HIMALAYAS
7:00pm
Jazz Festival: Two Young Pianists

Saturday, Jul. 25:
SATURDAY PANELS
10:00am
The Pen is Mightier Than The Sword

Tuesday, Jul. 28:
JAZZ FOR CURIOUS LISTENERS
7:00pm
Louis Armstrong: La Vie En Rose: The '50s


 

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The Jazz Museum in Harlem is a 501(c)3. All donations are fully tax deductible.

Photo of Louis Armstrong courtesy of William P. Gottlieb © Copyright 1979
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