Sound Off! At The People’s Forum
Violeta Parra Stage 320 West 37th Street, New York, United StatesJoin musical-abolitionist collective Sound Off: Music for Bail (musicforbail.com) for this concert hosted at The People's Forum.
Join musical-abolitionist collective Sound Off: Music for Bail (musicforbail.com) for this concert hosted at The People's Forum.
Join us Saturday, January 13th for a performance presented by Sing in Solidarity: Red Folkways.
Join us for an an evening of solidarity to launch the Sunduq Al Sudan Fund. Sunduq al Sudan collects and distributes funding to community-led initiatives on the ground.
Join us for "On Both Sides," an Arabic poetry and music night, reflecting the struggle of refugees from the Middle East.
Join Yonkers Museum of Art for a night celebrating the music, culture and people of the jazz music tradition!
Carsie Blanton’s music is a vibrant tapestry woven from the threads of American popular songs, seamlessly blending folk, swing, and pop-punk protest anthems. Drawing inspiration from legendary artist-activists like Nina Simone and Woody Guthrie, she brings a fresh, powerful voice to contemporary issues, making revolution not just thinkable but irresistible.
Presented to you by: The Palestinian Youth Movement, Palestinian American Community Center, The People's Forum,
Join us for the first-ever live show of We Are the Resistance, Leila Hegazy’s pro-Palestine/anti-capitalist album. Proceeds will go to support the PCRF.
First Fridays at The People’s Forum: A Concert Series with Artists Against Apartheid.
Kicking off this June 6th at The People’s Forum in NYC, First Fridays is a monthly concert series curated and co-presented by Artists Against Apartheid and spotlighting some of the most urgent and electrifying voices shaping culture today.
Emel Mathlouthi: Conversation & Performance w/ Majlis NY. Join us for a vibrant evening of conversation, reflection, and an intimate live performance!
First Fridays is a monthly concert series curated and co-presented by Artists Against Apartheid and spotlighting some of the most urgent and electrifying voices shaping culture today. Each month, expect multi-genre sets, bold performances, and electrifying energy featuring Artists Against Apartheid. First Fridays will fuel our ongoing work as gathering places for artists, organizers, and everyone fighting for a better world.
Join us in a community gathering for an evening in memory of Ziad Rahbani (1956-2025) who passed away this past Saturday.
