"Island Sounds: A 500 Year Music Mash-up"

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Snug Harbor Cultural Center

Until Fri Dec 20

The keyboard on which RZA composed 36 Chambers Photograph: Courtesy Snug Harbor

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Time Out says

Wed May 2 2012

The New York Dolls' David Johansen and Wu-Tang Clan's RZA are among the musicians who hail from Staten Island. Examine their legacy, as well as that of the borough's instrument makers and classic venues, through collectibles, instruments and other artifacts. The exhibit even stretches back to cover the Native American Lenape's songs and the folk music of New Amsterdam.

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Snug Harbor Cultural Center

1000 Richmond Terr, (between Snug Harbor Rd and Tysen St), New York Hide map/details

Sat Jan 5

$5, seniors and students $4, members and children 12 and under free.

- 12:00pm

Address:
Snug Harbor Cultural Center 1000 Richmond Terr
Snug Harbor
New York

Cross Street:
between Snug Harbor Rd and Tysen St
Phone:
718-448-2500
Website:
snug-harbor.org
Opening hours:
Wed–Sun noon–5pm
Price:
$5, seniors and students $4, members and children 12 and under free
Map
1. Snug Harbor Cultural Center
  - 1000 Richmond Terr
    Snug Harbor
    New York
  - 718-448-2500
  - snug-harbor.org
  - 40.644051,-74.101755