The KEYpers!
The KEYpers, from the New York Tri-state area, are veteran musicians drawn together by their shared love of music, and a desire to share that joy with others. The driving musical force of the group is the dynamic interplay between the supporting instrumentals and the vocal stylings of the primary vocalists. From high energy to soulful renderings, rich duets and solid background harmonies, the KEYpers are your KEY to an enjoyable time.
The KEYpers play an eclectic mix of recognizable hits from the sixties into the 2000’s, blending Pop, Classic Rock, R& B, Country, American Standards, and Blues.
The KEYpers performing in the Amphitheater at Untermyer Park.
Ian McKellen's Acting Shakespeare adapted and performed by Kamran Saliani!
Postponed to August 30th!
Swingadelic with the Swing Dollz: A Musical Tribute to Yonkers during World War II!
Join us Saturday, August. 9th, for an exciting return to the music that permeated our lives during World War II, with an exciting concert featuring songs our parents and grandparents enjoyed during those years. We will return to the music that permeated Yonkers during World War II, with Swingadelic with the Swing Dollz. They will bring us back to the days of big band music, music that punctuated our daily lives.
The extraordinary efforts of Yonkers during the 1940s earned our city the designation of New York State’s World War II American Heritage City! We are the only municipality in New York State who will hold this coveted title.
Our citizens volunteered for all needed duties , going over and above to “bring our boys back home.” We pay tribute to these men, women and children who devoted their lives to winning World War II through the music of their time, celebrating theirsacrifices and lives on the Homefront with a special World War II Concert performed by the acclaimed big band Swingadelic, and special guests!
Yonkers: American World War II Heritage City: Yonkers Home News
Learn about Yonkers Home News, published during World War II for our servicemen and servicewomen around the world!
Solara at the Third Precinct Council's National Night Out!
The third Precinct’s National Night Out will be at Sullivan’s Oval this summer… as usual!
Library Jazz Band: Which Witch?
Which Witch?
The amazing Library Jazz Band Takes on Wicked, The Wiz and The Wizard of Oz!
Ira Goldman Annual Irish Concert
Join us on March 2nd for our Annual Irish Concert! Brian Conway, Jerry O’Sullivan, Liz McNicholl and Kieran Flannagan, all All-Ireland Medal winners, will bring the joy of the season to Will Library!
As always, our performances are free and open to all.
Art in August with Teresa!
Free art classes in Untermyer Park with Teresa! Link to register is below.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/august-art-workshops-at-upac-tickets-947510026997?aff=ebdssbdestsearch
Art in August with Teresa
The direct link to register is https://www.eventbrite.com/e/august-art-workshops-at-upac-tickets-947510026997?aff=ebdssbdestsearch
Third Precinct's National Night Out at Sullivan's Oval, Yonkers
Part of the entertainment that evening will be Solara! This local pop/rock band plays a variety of musical styles ranging from pop/top 100, to classic rock staples to Spanish classics. They strive to create performances that are fun, enjoyable, and interactive, while creating a fun, engaging atmosphere— perfect for National Night Out!
Art in August with Teresa!
Seating is limited, so register now! The Direct link to register is https://www.eventbrite.com/e/august-art-workshops-at-upac-tickets-947510026997?aff=ebdssbdestsearch
La Cumbiamba eNeYe
The powerfully rhythmic and melodic Afro-Indigenous-Colombian music of La Cumbiamba NY recreates the traditional open-air Cumbia gatherings known as cumbiambas, the ensemble’s namesake. With traditional instruments such as the indigenous Gaita flutes and the Afro-Colombian drums the group, led by multi-instrumentalist, composer and educator Martin Vejarano, has established itself as one of the finest Cumbia ensembles in the US.
La Cumbiamba performs Gaita Music with its traditional instruments ensemble: Gaitas Y Tambores.
Gaita music was born as a result of the cultural syncretism that took place in the Colombian territory during the years of the Spanish Colony. Musical director Martin Vejarano says “the band’s music features traditional sounds with a contemporary approach, all present in the band’s original repertoire”. Gaita music has a festive and danceable spirit.
La Cumbiamba eNeYe´ has thrilled audiences with recent performances at venues such as Lincoln Center Out of Doors, Central Park SummerStage, Tilles Center for the Performing Arts, Symphony Space and Riverside Church in New York.
