JAN 31-FEB 9, 2019 | 8PM
Tickets: $20 Adv
BRIC is the leading presenter of free cultural programming in Brooklyn, and one of the largest in New York City. We present and incubate new work by artists and media-makers who reflect the diversity that surrounds us.
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WED, NOV 28 | 7-9PM | FREE
THU-FRI, NOV 15-16 | 7PM
Tickets: $8 Adv / $12 Day of Show
Deadline: Wed, Dec 12
TUE, NOV 20 | 7PM | FREE w/ RSVP >>
647 Fulton Street
Brooklyn, NY 11217
entrance on Rockwell Place
Dancer and choreographer Janeill Cooper grew up dancing her way around New York City—and she has recently ended up at BRIC House as part of our BRIClab residency program with after the credits (work-in-progress). In this Q&A, we talk to Janeill about her choreographic inspiration, the importance of highlighting artists of color, and how NYC has influenced her work.
Xenia Rubinos is all about experimenting and discovering. Whether she’s incorporating a new style into her music, exploring nooks & crannies in Brooklyn, or trying out the latest technology in her music videos, this soulful singer-songwriter is up for anything. Learn more about Xenia on our blog, and see her perform on Friday, October 19 as part of BRIC JazzFest!
Growing up in a musical family in New Zealand, Mark de Clive-Lowe has enjoyed jazz music—as both a listener and performer—around the world. His international voice and unique style comes to BRIC JazzFest Marathon this year, so learn more about him with this Q&A.
As part of BRIC JazzFest 2017, our media partner ALL ARTS filmed several performances that took place in the Artist Studio and Ballroom during our BRIC JazzFest Marathon. The new ALL ARTS program The Set List brings music audiences to the foot of the stage with live performances, exclusive back-stage access, and in-depth artist interviews—and its premiere episode takes you to BRIC JazzFest 2017
