We are thrilled to unveil the poster for this year’s festival, which once again features specially commissioned work by Village-based artist Marc Kehoe. Marc is also the curator of Framing the Village, the third annual Village Trip art exhibition, for which entries are now open.
The poster will be made available for downloading so festival venues and partners can promote their events, and The Village Trip as a whole.
HIGHLIGHTS
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Lead Belly: The Man Who Invented Rock ‘n’ Roll
The NYC premiere of Curt Hahn’s insightful & star-studded documentary plus discussion with members of the Lead Belly family | Loft at City Winery
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The Music of the Bard: A Celebration of Shakespeare in the Park at 70
With David Amram & Gail Papp | Joe’s Pub
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Bobby Sanabria & Friends
Groove to the best of Latin jazz | The Clemente Soto Vélez Cultural & Educational Center
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The Village Trip Lecture: Performing Politics in in the Village – Black Women Entertainers & the Civil Rights Movement
Professor Ruth Feldstein (pictured) | Jefferson Market Library
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Janis Siegel & Friends
The Colors of My Life: A Celebration of Cy Coleman, featuring pianist and arranger Yaron Gershovsky | Blue Note
Something to Live For: Celebrating Duke Ellington & Billy Strayhorn, featuring John di Martino on keyboards | Blue Note
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Talkin' Greenwich Village – The Village Music Scene
Author David Browne in conversation with Liz Thomson | La Lanterna
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Our FREE concert in Washington Square Park
Featuring BETTY, Tish & Snooky, and Janie Barnett
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Go Tell It On the Mountain: James Baldwin in Words and Music
A centennial celebration of the great essayist, novelist, playwright, poet and civil rights activist. A unique presentation of new music inspired by his words, plus readings from some of his most celebrated work
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Stoned Soul Picnic: The Laura Nyro Project
Celebrating the art & soul of the singer-songwriter Bette Midler called “the essence of New York City” | Bitter End
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Edward Hopper, Georgia O’Keefe & Jackson Pollock: A Celebration in Music
New works by John Musto, Jennifer Higdon & Victoria Bond | Salmagundi Club
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American Primitive
John Schneider headlines the annual GuitarFest, focusing on Harry Partch & Lou Harrison, their Greenwich Village Connections, and their world
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The Parting Glass: A Drop of the Irish
A roof-raising celebration of Irish music in honor of two of its late great New York proponents, Mick Moloney and Dan Milner | Bitter End
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From the Courtyard
This concert will transport you to a 1890s LES tenement courtyard for the distinctive mix of cultures & music that so influenced later generations of composers
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Framing the Village: The Village Trip Art Show
This year’s theme: Identity | Moshava Gallery
To enter, view the Call for Entries page
