La Casita
In 2001, Lincoln Center hosted the first La Casita, a citywide, intentionally inclusive festival celebrating poetry and music, grounded in the principle that New York City is best represented by presenting the artistic traditions of its most underserved communities. This year, La Casita's curators have assembled a stellar cast of poets and musicians around the themes of lineage and heritage, mining tradition and bloodline through the lens of provenance. This year's line up includes MC and host LaTasha Diggs; interdisciplinary poets India Lena González, José Olivares, Trace Howard DePass, William J. Harris, Tanaya Winder; musical groups Afro-Andean Funk, The ICP Artists Collective performing Simuye. Mami Wata (Yemaya), and the Congolese ensemble Wacongo Dance Company. This event provides accessible seating, designated aisle seats, accessible restrooms, accessible routes, FM assistive listening devices with head sets and neck loops, and American Sign Language interpretation. If you require any additional accommodations, please contact access@lincolncenter.org or 212-875-5375.
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Where?
Hearst Plaza, Lincoln Center Plaza, New York, NY, USA
When?
Jul 9
4:30 pm - 6:30 pm
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La Casita
Where?
Hearst Plaza, Lincoln Center Plaza, New York, NY, USA
When?
Jul
9
Time?
4:30 pm - 6:30 pm
Signed
Interpreted
In 2001, Lincoln Center hosted the first La Casita, a citywide, intentionally inclusive festival celebrating poetry and music, grounded in the principle that New York City is best represented by presenting the artistic traditions of its most underserved communities. This year, La Casita's curators have assembled a stellar cast of poets and musicians around the themes of lineage and heritage, mining tradition and bloodline through the lens of provenance. This year's line up includes MC and host LaTasha Diggs; interdisciplinary poets India Lena González, José Olivares, Trace Howard DePass, William J. Harris, Tanaya Winder; musical groups Afro-Andean Funk, The ICP Artists Collective performing Simuye. Mami Wata (Yemaya), and the Congolese ensemble Wacongo Dance Company. This event provides accessible seating, designated aisle seats, accessible restrooms, accessible routes, FM assistive listening devices with head sets and neck loops, and American Sign Language interpretation. If you require any additional accommodations, please contact access@lincolncenter.org or 212-875-5375.
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