Archive for July 16th, 2009
West Nile Virus Detected in Bronx Mosquitoes
West Nile Virus Detected in Bronx Mosquitoes
Health Department reminds New Yorkers to protect themselves
For the first time this season, the Health Department has detected West Nile virus (WNV) in New York City mosquitoes. The infectious mosquitoes were collected from Ferry Point Park in the Bronx. So far, no human cases have been detected this season. The Health Department has increased mosquito surveillance and mosquito larvae control efforts in the affected area.
Thursday,July 16, 2009
East Harlem Patsy’s to Celebrate 76th Anniversary with 60-Cent Pizza, 90-Cent Steak
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Thursday,July 16, 2009
Creole Restaurant & Music Supper Club Present Latin Jazz Legacy Series
Creole Restaurant & Music Supper Club Present Latin Jazz Legacy Series
Creole Restaurant and Music Supper Club in New York continues to raise artistic and showcase standards while invigorating the Harlem Jazz scene, and proudly presenting the Latin Jazz Legacy Series – featuring top stars on the Latin Jazz scene – Fridays and Saturdays in July and August (showtimes at 8:00 pm & 10:00 pm).
The following is a list of dates and performers for their July and August Latin Jazz Legacy Series:
July 17th & 18th (8:00 pm & 10:00 pm)
Steven Kroon Sextet
Featuring Steven Kroon (congas & percussion), Adam Perez (piano), Waldo Chevez (bass), Bryan Carrott (vibraphone), Craig Rivers (sax & flute), Alex Garcia (drums) – The sultry jazz Latin style of master percussionist Steven Kroon has captivated audiences for over half a century. Kroon has lent his remarkable percussive skills to hundreds of recordings in the Latin jazz, pop, R&B and jazz genres as well as in concert settings around the world. Experience the Sextet’s hot and energetic Harlem Latin Jazz sound.
August 7th and 8th (8:00 pm & 10:00 pm)
Latin Jazz All Stars
Featuring a stellar cast of musicians: Grammy-winning Brian Lynch (trumpet), Little Johnny Rivero (conga), Willie Martinez (drums), Hans Glawischnig (bass), Peter Branin (saxophones), John Di Martino (pianist, musical director) – Combining rhythms from African and Latin American countries with jazz and classical harmonies, these six masters will light your fire.
August 21st and 22nd (8:00 pm & 10:00 pm)
Tribute To Ray Barreetto
Featuring the super-talented artists: Special Guest Steve Turre (trombone), Chembo Corniel (conga) Vince Cherico (drums), Boris Kozlov (bass), Peter Branin (saxophones), John Di Martino (piano) – Paying homage to the Grammy winning Latin jazz giant Ray Barretto – often called “the godfather of Latin jazz,” these accomplished musicians infuse new energy into his big sound.
August 28th and 29th (8:00 pm & 10:00 pm)
Dr. Mambo & Experience Ensemble
Featuring Dwight Brewster (keyboards), Bill Jacobs (vibes/percussion), Alex Blake (bass), Neil Clarke (percussion), KC Benjamin (alto saxophone), Chacho Ramirez (drums/percussion) – Experience good, solid Tropical Caribbean Jazz music featuring the best African Caribbean Jazz musicians New York has to offer, and rhythms from around the world .
About Creole:
Creole is known for its bright management, quality food and music and for bringing Jazz, Latin Jazz and R&B back uptown. Located in the heart of East Harlem, its ambiance is reminiscent of the nostalgic era of jazz supper clubs that spawned careers of countless jazz and blues artists who went on to make history.
At Creole, one is immediately comforted by warmth and hospitality, as well as international cuisine, which features dishes such as blackened spice catfish, sweet potato beignets, and 20 variations of classic gumbo. Proprietor Kevin Walters prides himself on this unique environment that marries art, music, culture, entertainment, food and a sense of community in one location.
Location:
Creole
2167 Third Avenue (Corner of 118th Street)
New York, NY 10035
(212) 876-8838
www.creolenyc.com
Thursday,July 16, 2009
