Saturday, 22nd Concert starts at 7 pm: Shkodran Tolaj, Tenor and Shkelzen Baftiari, Piano with Guest Besiana Mehmedi

Dec., 20th at doors open at 7:30 pm. Tickets $15 ($10 seniors/students) at the door: Come enjoy an end-of-the-year show with Either/OR who perform the music of Alvin Lucier, Paula Matthusen and Jo Kondo, featuring Margaret Lancaster flutes, Richard Carrick piano and Chris Nappi percussion. And join us for a reception following the concert!

Sunday, December 16th at 6 pm: During the concert at Gallery MC in New York which will take place in December 16th, 2018 they will perform two concerts by the Italian composers Mauro Giuliani concert Op.30 in A-Major and concert Op.140 in E-Minor by Ferdinando Carulli.

We are thrilled to invite you to our second annual   Saturday's December 15th Add A Movie Film Festival with the special screening of multiple award-winning Undocumented by Patricia Shih. We will be screening films by and about Immigrants and Immigration

Friday, December 7th from 6:30 pm: RE:ARTISTE International Art Organization was founded in 2012 and led by Natalie Burlutskaya as an art events and networking platform for emerging and established artists to be seen by curators, buyers, and art enthusiasts as a peacemaking mission by connecting people of diverse cultures, origins, and legacies.  Art conveys both historical and social facts, lifestyle, inspiration, and feelings; RE:ARTISTE curates exhibitions and events to encourage historic and cultural discourse to embrace diversity, cultural differences, and various art styles. www.reartiste.com

Thursday, December 6th from 7 pm: Biljana Petrovska will be performing arrangements from Macedonian composers in Piano

Friday, November 30th at 7 pm: Short program for the event: J.S.Bach (b.1685-1750) - Violin Partita in D-minor: Allemande and Giga; M.Mihajlovski- (b.1981) “I was born with torments” for Viola and Sounds. (2013) ; Variations based on Macedonian Traditional song “So maki sum se rodila” Premiere*; J.S.Bach Suite I; B.Royaee -NO-Stalgi for Viola and Electronics (2017)  (Based on Macedonian traditional song Jovano Jovanke)

Reception for the Artist on Thursday, November 29th from 6 to 8 pm: Ivan Blazhev’s latest black-and-white photographic adventure is at the same time wakeful, as it is disconcerting and sleep depriving. It documents the trauma from the abrupt changes to the face of the city. From time to time, it throws red pepper in our eyes with the perspectives from which it observes the city. In his suggestive and subtle photographic nocturnes, Blazhev showcases his intimate view of contemporary Skopje.

Saturday, Nov., 17th from 6 to 8 pm: Inspired by natural trauma, the earth wake which on July 26th 1963 severely shaken the foundations of his city -  Skopje, (which he did not experience), the author tries to emphasize the strength that flows through the and capture his eternity.

Saturday, Nov., 17th from 6 to 8 pm: The works of Jana Jakimovska – regardless of how powerful, intense and striking they are – will undoubtedly provoke a deafening silence in this muddy cultural puddle of ours crusted with the debris of civilization, where occasionally what surfaces is the pungent gas of the bloated stomach of the national body, asleep for centuries. Unquestionably, these works will arouse attention in those few who challenge this provincial drowsiness, this voluntary backwardness (in every respect), this pristine tranquility of our woeful puddle. However, these are merely superficial ripples that define the place, but not the significance of Jana Jakimovska’s works.

Thursday, Nov., 1st at 7 pm: Bellucci Band: Gordan Spasovski on Piano, Kiril Tufekcievski on Bas and Blagoja Antovski on Drums. They will be performing their new material as well as their interpretation of music by McCoy Tyner, John Coltrane, Thelonious Monk and others...

Sunday, 28th: Ladies First–Pioneers celebratesthe accomplishments of female trailblazers. Visionary artists, writers, scientists, social justice fighters, musicians, and others on the vanguard are being presented in a festive four-part event, including reception, award ceremony, concert and after-party.

Currently on view at our 8th floor gallery: Aliquots is speaking about us, humans. Like the variations of the landscape motif, humans differentiate. There may be countless variants of people that are different visually, emotionally, mentally, by character. In our core we are all the same because we share the same essence.

Wednesday, Oct., 17th: This historical gallery provides inspiration, honoring the past as the community envisions the future of the park. The exhibit is a collaboration between Clinton Housing Development Company (CHDC) and Hell’s Kitchen Generations with coordination assistance by Design Wild and Gallery MC. Exhibit and all photographs are generously provided by Hell’s Kitchens Generations members.

Reception for the Artist in Residence on Wed., October, 17th from 6 to 8 pm: He contours the wide space with a sense where shapes, color and the light are faced or contrasted at the same time while releasing his paintings from the exact description, especially when with motions aims the rhythm of images. A complex lyricism that suggests silence and sensitivity toward moment and eternity.

Reception for Artists in Residence Lindita Beqiri & Nehat Beqiri to be held on Wed., Oct. 17th from 6 to 8 pm

Friday, October 5th at 7:30 pm at the Ground Floor Gallery: The Duo Clarinets Gjorevski – Bakrevski is formed with an aim to explore the repertoire for this type of chamber ensemble, which is rarely performed on the stages in the Republic of Macedonia, and at the same time to serve as an encouragement to Macedonian composers to compose works for this kind of ensemble. In such a manner, they represent a distinct and respected musical formation in the field of classical music in Macedonia.

Saturday, September 29th from 7 pm: The program is designed to include Macedonian composers from the older generation, from the founders of contemporary Macedonian music, such as Prokopiev, authors of the second generation like Zografski, Stojkov, Brangolica, Dzambazov, and to the youngest authors like Gavrilovski and Velkovski - Trajanovska. The program abounds with diversity, shape, character and musical thought.

Concert will be at Klavierhaus, at 790 11th Avenue, on the corner of 11th Avenue and 54th Street

Thursday, Sept. 6th from 6 to 8 pm: The title of this exhibition indicates that it represents the Ode of Love, and is glorification for existence of emotions and absolute love. The reconciliation between soul and love in this cycle is offered to us following the catharsis of the mythical drama of Psyche and Eros where, eventually, wish and consciousness are reconciled and love integrates into life.

Friday, August 31st at 7 pm: The member's previous musical opus consists of performed compositions from the romantic period to music written in the 20th century, music written by modern composers, where significant place is dedicated to the compositions written by Macedonian authors.

Thursday, August 23rd at 7 pm: Hip-Hop Made in Macedonia project has a responsible task-  to present the hip-hop culture practiced in the Republic of Macedonia through several segments, in its place of origin, the United  States of America. It was inspired by the Hip Hop Magazine TV show, a pioneer in its field, which was on the Macedonian National Television (MRTV) several years ago.

August 6 - August 18, 2018: The exhibition is comprised of works of three dozen international artists creating in an array of genres, from figurative to conceptual.

Thursday, July 26th from 6 to 8 pm: "July 26th, 1963 - Symbol of Humanity". The city of Skopje is the capital of the Republic of Macedonia. Skopje abounds with significant cultural heritage - historical monuments. The rapid and advanced development of the city was disrupted by the catastrophic earthquake which struck the city on July 26th, 1963.

Reception for the Artist in Residence on Thursday, July 19th from 6 to 8 pm

Sunday, July 1st from 6 pm: The Exhibition and Book promotion of the monograph with documents, photographs and testimonies for the Albanian Catholic families of Skopje is a projects that seeks to put a mark on the time in which we live, a book and an exhibition that, moreover, aims to refresh our historical past, through which the our fortunes were crossed during history.

Thursday, June 14th from 6 to 8 pm: Tanja Tanevska has shown that she is worthy to convey beauty with impeccable simplicity; perfection can be nothing less than simply beautiful.

Thursday, June 7th from 7 pm: Dimce Belcovski - trombone, Branko Ilievski – trombone, Nikola Ristevski – trombone, Aleksandar Ninic – tuba are some of the most renowned brass musicians in the Republic of Macedonia, actively performing in the country and around the world.

Sunday, June 3rd from 8 pm: Macedonian Brass Quintet in Concert featuring works by Penella, Roberts, Kompanek, Clavel, Debussy, Blake, Gershwin, Howard and Wonder.

Friday, May 25th from 6 to 8 pm: Reception for Lulzime Leka-Mulaku, artist in residence

April 21st at 7 pm: Fusing Music, Fashion and Technology, this long-overdue concept is debuting with Piano Divas. We will present three pianists extraordinaire, playing contemporary music and outfitted with technology-enhanced stage apparel (AKA Tek-Cessories) by Milica Paranosic.

Thursday, April 19th at 7 pm: Follow the links for booking your tickets. Undelivered Letters are virtual correspondence between writers of the 20th century, Isidora Sekulic and Albert Camus.

Vladimir Cetkar is returning to Lucille’s at the famed B.B. King Blues Club: Doors open at 9:30 PM Show starts at 10PM