‘Golden Hour’ Live Jazz at Plaza 33
34th Street Partnership is thrilled to announce an exciting new music festival, “Golden Hour,” in Plaza33, a public space on West 33rd Street between Seventh and Eighth Avenues. Performances take place at 6pm on select Thursdays from May 22 and continue until Sept 18.
The sunset music festival will feature Americana, jazz, and emerging indie acts. Curated by keystone cultural partners including Jalopy Theatre, The Jazz Gallery, New Colossus Festival, and Jazz Foundation of America, all shows are free and open to the public. Find the lineup below and more information on Golden Hour events at 34thstreet.org.
May 22 – New Colossus: These Wild Flowers, yael s. copeland, & Big Blind
May 29 – Jalopy Theatre: Ali Dineen & Feral Foster
June 12 – The Jazz Gallery: Nicola Caminiti
June 19 – Jalopy Theatre: Guachinangos
July 10 – The Jazz Gallery: Rachel Therrien
July 17 – Jazz Foundation of America: George Braith
July 24 – Jalopy Theatre: Olivia Ellen Lloyd
July 31 – New Colossus: monarch, Le Charme, & Polaroid Fade
August 7 – Jazz Foundation of America: Jack Walrath & the Masters of Suspense
August 14 – New Colossus: Ranch Ranch, Eclectic Charango Beats, & Big Girl
August 21 – Jalopy Theatre: Wilson & Walsh
August 28 – Jazz Foundation of America: Cucho Martinez & Friends
September 11 – New Colossus: Emmrose, Whisper Doll, & Ok Cowgirl
September 18 – The Jazz Gallery: Kazemde George
About 34th Street Partnership
Founded in 1992, the 34th Street Partnership (34SP) is a not-for-profit, private management company organized as a business improvement district stretching from Park Avenue to 10th Avenue along 34th Street. One of the most ambitious BIDs in the United States, 34SP receives no tax dollars, nor does it solicit funds from philanthropic donors. The Partnership provides an array of services including private security and sanitation, horticulture, free public events, and more, all aimed at improving the quality of life for landlords, tenants, workers, and visitors in one of the nation’s busiest urban corridors.
