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The Village Trip in 2021 runs from Saturday 18 to Sunday 26 September<\/span>, with its usual mix of words and music at venues across the Village.<\/h4>\n

Free Concert in the Park on Saturday 25: Bringing It All Back Home to Washington Square<\/em>, with<\/h4>\n

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In the days before and after, there will be a variety of events, including an increased number of outdoor events \u2013 walks and talks, each exploring a facet of Village\u00a0life\u00a0and\u00a0culture. And of course we will return once more to the historic Bitter End<\/strong> in its sixtieth birthday year to celebrate New York City\u2019s folk music heritage.<\/h4>\n

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Dancing in the street \u2013 The Village Trip big-tent program offers something for everyone during its nine-day run<\/h2><\/div>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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Greenwich Village\u2019s rich history of creativity and activism will drive dozens of events throughout the iconic neighborhood, from Saturday September 18 through Sunday September 26<\/strong> during The Village Trip, the third annual festival celebrating the history and heritage of the Village.<\/p>\n

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Seven-time-Grammy-nominee Bobby Sanabria and his Multiverse Big Band<\/strong> will bring Latin jazz to a free concert in Washington Square Park on Saturday September 25. \u201cA force of nature\u201d (Jazz Times<\/em>), the Band is part of the rich downtown history of salsa meets jazz long celebrated by Art D\u2019Lugoff at the Village Gate and later at Le Poisson Rouge. The ultimate feel-good music, it\u2019s just what the doctor ordered for a festival that aims to rally the Village \u2013 so come dance in the streets to an afternoon of terrific music with some very special guests.<\/p>\n

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The Village Trip 2021 promises something for every taste and every age. On Tuesday September 21, Judson Church will host a special performance of Eve Beglarian\u2019<\/strong>s opening movement to Earth Requiem: Wake Up<\/em><\/strong>, commissioned by artist Diana Wege<\/strong>. Both women live and work in the Village, as do composers Harold Meltzer<\/strong> and David Del Tredici<\/strong>, whose music will fill the sanctuary of St John\u2019s in the Village on Thursday September 23 and Friday 24.<\/p>\n

We are privileged also to feature the world premi\u00e8re performance of Prelude, Prayer and Dance for Unaccompanied Viola<\/em> by David Amram<\/strong>, Artist Emeritus of The Village Trip. Written for Consuelo Sherba, this new piece will form a unique double bill at Judson, with Earth Requiem.<\/p>\n

At the historic Bitter End<\/strong>, the festival will celebrate two very different aspects of Village music history: On Saturday September 25, guitar quartet Bodies Electric<\/strong> will showcase the music of Edgard Var\u00e8se, and Frank Zappa and the Psychedelic Circus while on Sunday September 26, Sing Out!<\/strong> an all-star celebration of the New York folk revival will bring this year\u2019s festival to a close.<\/p>\n

There will be busking, readings, discussions, and events for children, plus a concert by the young students at The Third Street Music School Settlement. There\u2019s also a full program of walks and talks, among them:<\/p>\n

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  • David Amram<\/strong>, will lead a walk through the haunts and hangouts that mark his 65 years in the Village, his personal and professional friendships with a roll-call of legendary musicians and writers. A truly unique opportunity.<\/li>\n
  • Bill Groom<\/strong>, production designer for the Amazon series The Marvelous Mrs Maisel<\/em>, will give an illustrated talk about the neighborhood featured in the series.<\/li>\n
  • Bill Goldstein<\/strong>, who is writing a biography of playwright and AIDS activist Larry Kramer, will talk about work on that book at the NYC AIDS Memorial<\/li>\n
  • Public historian Kathleen Hulser<\/strong> will lead a tour focusing on the \u201cBad, Rad, and Boho Women of the Village\u201d<\/li>\n
  • Brad Gooch<\/strong> will talk about his novel Smash Cut<\/em>, set in the Village of the 1970s and \u201880s<\/li>\n
  • Jesse Rifkin<\/strong> of Walk On the Wild Side will lead two tours exploring the rich history of music in the Village<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

    \u201cThis year, The Village Trip will have special resonance and meaning, as the neighborhood recovers from Covid and looks to the future. As a Village resident, I know we all need the chance to remember what we\u2019ve been through and celebrate where we are headed.\u201d<\/p>\n

    Clifford Pearson, Joint Artistic Director of the festival<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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