Tom Piper, Andy Hayles, Rab Bennetts, and Noma Dumezweni speak with Wendy Goodman about how the design for the RSC’s newly transformed Royal Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon provided the inspiration for the specially constructed stage at the Armory.

"Tryst" is about a con-man, who preys on wealthy women, until he finally meets his match.

Celebrate the City Parks Foundation’s fresh take on Family Programming, featuring performance and discussion by The Verve Pipe; alt-rockers offering a new approach to family-friendly music with their “A Family Album”, and actor/director/storyteller Daniel Carlton.

Stand Up For Shakespeare is a conversation about Shakespeare and education with Michael LoMonico, Michael Fentiman, David Rubin, Jacqui O’Hanlon, Russell Granet, Noelle Gentile and three of her students, moderated by WQXR's Elliott Forrest.

Jimmy Carbone leads a lively discussion about the storied history of local breweries in New York City; economic and political challenges facing small breweries in New York State; and beer vs. wine.

Soundcheck is celebrating musical collaborations in The Greene Space with mandolin virtuoso Chris Thile of Nickel Creek and guitarist Michael Daves, and bluegrass legend Del McCoury and the swing kings of the Preservation Hall Jazz Band.

Forbes Masson, Katy Stephens, Jonjo O’Neill, Dyfan Dwyfor and Ansu Kabia join host Scott Brown for a candid conversation about working together for three years and their involvement in the RSC’s New York repertory residency. 

The IMAGENATION FREE OUTDOOR FILM AND MUSIC FESTIVAL (IFMF) is an open-air film and music festival held in Harlem Parks on warm summer nights. The annual festival targets community residents, who yearn for holistic portrayals of Blacks and Latinos in film and media. IFMF features films by and/or about Black and Latino people worldwide, live music performances, DJs. This year, the festival will open with Tanya Hamilton's Night Catches Us on July 21st and close with Qasim Basir's Mooz-lum on September 11.

The South Indian classical-jazz fusion group Charanams prevailed in the Battle of the Boroughs.  Now, to celebrate their victory, this Queens band will have their very own performance in The Greene Space.

Charanams will be performing at the prestigious, popular SummerStage Concert. Charanams will play the opening act at the SummerStage main concert for the day featuring Wanda Jackson & Imelda May. They will present the compositions from their winning performances at the Battle of the Boroughs. 

Come join us to celebrate youth media, share ideas, connect, inspire and create! Our aim is to have a festival where youth media makers, educators, and learners build lasting relationships to keep this community innovative and thriving.