Events
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Turning Five: Kindergarten and Special Education — Your Child’s Options and Rights in 2023
FREE - RSVP Read moreThursday, September 22, 2022 – 6:30-8:30pm
FREE Information Session: If your preschool-aged child is currently receiving special education services or therapy, advocating for an appropriate kindergarten program is critical. For parents of children born in 2018, get a head start on the Turning Five process with Sarah Birnbaum, of New York Special Needs Support, and attorney Abbie Smith of Skyer Law. Sarah and Abbie will be joined by Dr. Laura Tagliareni and Dr. David Salsberg, neuropsychologists who have a practice together called PALS (Pediatric Assessment Learning and Support).
REGISTER FOR THE ZOOM HERE: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_eD8zDYDRSP29ctnGU5UTPg
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Two Sides of Née: Renée Manning in Concert
FREE - RSVP Read moreSaturday, July 23, 2022 – 8pm
Join world-renowned vocalist Renée Manning for an evening of beautiful ballads to foot stompin’ blues.
About this event
Join world-renowned vocalist Renée Manning for an evening of beautiful ballads to foot stompin’ blues. It’s going to be an evening of quiet moments, dancing, laughter and celebration!
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Virtual Town Hall
FREE - RSVP Read moreThursday, July 21, 2022 – 7pm
BKCM has a remarkable story to tell, thanks in part to our incredible community. Join us for our Virtual Town Hall to review the highlights of our 2021 Annual Report and our Strategic Plan Refresh. To review our Annual Report, the first all-digital AR in BKCM’s history, and our Strategic Plan Refresh, go to bkcm.org/reports.
To register for our Virtual Town Hall, click here.
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West African Drumming Workshop with Amos Kwaku Gabia
FREE - RSVP Select optionsSaturday, May 6, 2023 – 4-6pm (BKCM Concert Hall – 58 7th Ave.)
Join Amos Kwaku Gabia for a West African drumming professional development workshop geared to ADULTS of all levels. The event will take place at the BKCM Concert Hall. Participants will learn and practice basic rhythmic technique on the djembe, kpalango and dun dun. The workshop will include drumming, storytelling, dance and song from Ghana. Drums and small percussion will be provided, or you may bring your own. Please feel free to record on your devices!