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TRIBECA PAC's music programming is supported, in part, by public funds from The NYC Department of Cultural Affairs and individual support. We would also like to thank Carnegie Corporation, the Mary Flagler Cary Charitable Trust, and the National Endowment for the Arts for their ongoing general support.
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Lost Jazz Shrines 2009 Celebrating Bradley's Lost Jazz Shrines examines the history of Jazz in our city, featuring music from this city’s storied Jazz clubs, plus the artists, and their cultural descendants who created that rich history. This year we will revisit the legendary club, Bradley’s. Located at 70 University Place, at the corner of E. 11th Street in the Village, Bradley’s was named for its owner, Bradley Cunningham. The distinctively warm and woody L- shaped room was a venue for mainstream jazz and bebop throughout the 70s and 80s and up until its 1996 closing. |
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Part 1 The Art of the Duo Part I Friday, May 8th 7:00 pm - Free Humanities Program Reminiscing in Tempo Pt. 1: Ray Drummond & Journalist Ted Panken (WKCR) recall the Bradley’s Legacy (moderated by Willard Jenkins) 8:30pm - Concert |
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Part 2 A Tribute To John Hicks with the John Hicks Legacy Band Friday, May 15th 7:00 pm - Free Humanities Program Film Retrospective on John Hicks and Discussion with Elise Wood-Hicks (moderated by Willard Jenkins) 8:30pm - Concert Elise Wood-Hicks, Mulgrew Miller, Curtis Lundy, Steve Williams |
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Part 3 Art of the Duo Part II Friday, May 29th 7:00 pm - Free Humanities Program Reminiscing in Tempo Pt. 2: Peter Leitch & a special guest recall the Bradley’s Legacy (moderated by Willard Jenkins).
8:30 pm - Concert |
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The Lost Jazz Shrines Series is a Tribeca PAC Presentation
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