Yonkers, NY

Untermyer Park — Untermyer Performing Arts Council

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Untermyer Park in Yonkers hosts the Untermyer Performing Arts Council’s long-running free performance series, bringing live music and other arts programming to the historic park. Orchestral music, jazz, pop, world music, and other broad public-facing styles can fit naturally within the season. For musicians, the park offers an outdoor cultural setting rather than a club environment, with audiences gathering specifically for free community performances. Artists should be comfortable with an all-ages crowd and a show designed to work in an open-air space. Strong musicianship, clear stage presentation, and accessible repertoire are especially valuable. Untermyer Park is best suited to established local and regional ensembles, cultural performers, and artists that can deliver a polished public concert. It offers musicians a distinctive Yonkers setting where the landscape and historic surroundings become part of the performance experience.

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21+
Genres
Jazz, Pop, World
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945 N Broadway, Yonkers, NY 10701, United States
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914-375-3435
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