The Harlem School of the Arts is celebrating its 45 anniversary with the Gift of the Arts Holiday Show event next weekend, on Friday, December 18th and Saturday, December 19th at 7:30pm in the HSA Gathering Space. The Gift of the Arts Holiday Show includes performances by HSA’s students and faculty members such as Keith Lewis and Joseph Webb (Dance), The HSA Jazz Ensemble, Steve Oquendo and JP Parren, and a live creation of artwork by the Visual Arts department. The not-for-profit arts institution provides visual, musical and performance arts instruction to over 3,000 students in greater Harlem. Tickets are $12 per person and on sale now at HSA at the Reception Kiosk or by phone 212.926.4100, ext. 325. or info@harlemschoolofthearts.org. The Harlem School of the Arts is at 645 Saint Nicholas Avenue, between West 141st and 145th Streets. Take the A,B,C and D trains to 145th Street or M3 bus to 141st Street. www.harlemschoolforthearts.org
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
☞ SEE: Harlem School of the Arts
The Harlem School of the Arts is celebrating its 45 anniversary with the Gift of the Arts Holiday Show event next weekend, on Friday, December 18th and Saturday, December 19th at 7:30pm in the HSA Gathering Space. The Gift of the Arts Holiday Show includes performances by HSA’s students and faculty members such as Keith Lewis and Joseph Webb (Dance), The HSA Jazz Ensemble, Steve Oquendo and JP Parren, and a live creation of artwork by the Visual Arts department. The not-for-profit arts institution provides visual, musical and performance arts instruction to over 3,000 students in greater Harlem. Tickets are $12 per person and on sale now at HSA at the Reception Kiosk or by phone 212.926.4100, ext. 325. or info@harlemschoolofthearts.org. The Harlem School of the Arts is at 645 Saint Nicholas Avenue, between West 141st and 145th Streets. Take the A,B,C and D trains to 145th Street or M3 bus to 141st Street. www.harlemschoolforthearts.org
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I have fond memories of my time there. I enjoyed it so much as a student.
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