The Harlem Meer Performance Festival returns to the lakefront plaza at the Charles A Dana Discovery Center in Central Park for another season of sumptuous Sunday music performances.
Adults and children of all ages can enjoy modern dance and the sounds of blues, jazz, Latin and gospel music during the waterfront performances, which take place every Sunday afternoon throughout the summer.
Performances highlight the rich culture and history of the communities surrounding Central Park and are all free. Visitors are encouraged to bring blankets and picnics so they can relax and enjoy the day.
Schedule
Sunday, June 19 - Arturo O’Farrill Afro Latin Jazz Quintet (Latin Jazz)
Sunday, June 26 - Calpulli Danza Mexicana (Mexican Dance)
Sunday, July 3 - Los Soneros de Oriente (Cuban Salsa)
Sunday, July 10 - Stew Cutler (Jazz and Blues Guitar)
Sunday, July 17 - The Ebony Hillbillies (String Band)
Sunday, July 24 - Pucci Amanda Jhones with the J.B.E.R. Quartet (Jazz Vocals)
Sunday, July 31 - Willie Villegas y Entre Amigos (Classic Salsa)
Sunday, August 7 - The Steven Kroon Sextet (Latin Jazz)
Sunday, August 14 - Charansalsa (Salsa)
Sunday, August 21 - Sounds of Deliverance (Gospel)
Sunday, August 28 - The Dennis Day Ensemble (Soul Jazz)
Sunday, September 4 - The Pedrito Martinez Group (Afro-Cuban Percussion)
Admission
Free
Hours
2 PM- 4 PM
19 June - 4 Sep 2011; Sun only
Address
Charles A. Dana Discovery Center,
Central Park, At 110th St and Lenox Ave 10026
New York City, USA
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