Upcoming events

New York City & State TV, Plays & Films Festival
Apr
25

New York City & State TV, Plays & Films Festival

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Storytellers
Mar
28

Storytellers

Hub 17 and RHODA PIERCE invites you to:
THE STORYTELLERS,
a platform for sharing your stories: personal, invented or favorites in our intimate gallery setting. Each storyteller will have 8-10 minutes to tell their story.

Free to the public

This event Is facilitated by RHODA PIERCE, a poet and author known to be in love with storytelling.

RSVP Rhoalan@aol.com if interested . You can come just to listen, as every storyteller needs an audience.

Rhoda K Pierce is the co-author of two novels: “Leah’s Blessing” and “The Spirit of Kehillat Shalom,” and three books of poetry: “Nobody Ever Leaves,” “Activities of Daily Living”and “Poems From A Round Room .” Her fourth book of poems. “Eating Ice Cream With A Penguin Spoon,” will be out in late spring, 2026.

Formerly, an adjunct instructor at Wagner College and CSI, she
has given poetry and storytelling workshops in community and art centers, women’s shelters, nursing homes and schools and has never met anyone who does not have a story to tell.

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Art Vault - Gallery- Open Reception
Mar
7

Art Vault - Gallery- Open Reception

Open reception starting at 2pm-4pm. 7pm-9pm. Artists are:

 Vince Serecin - Charlotte Kaplan - Rhoda Pierce- Lance Reha - Lucas Garber
Jade Dinkins - Yoana Espinosa - Kimbra Eberly - Michael Levchenco-
 Oksana Rakocha-Crean - Marcie Delapaz - Ed Salguera - Diamond Reddick

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Ladies Night Open Mic
Mar
6

Ladies Night Open Mic

JOIN US AT HUB17NYC AS WE HONOR WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH WITH A SPECIAL CELEBRATION DEDICATED TO UPLIFTING AND EMPOWERING OUR ARTIST COMMUNITY.

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The Creative Pour
Feb
28

The Creative Pour

$15.00

Coffeehouse-style event where we will highlight a group of amazing artists, both poets and musicians. Coffee, tea & horsd’oeuvres will be available while you enjoy an evening of art and community

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Hip Hop Blues Festival
Feb
22

Hip Hop Blues Festival

FEATURING PERFORMANCES BY Lulu Sol, Paul Marz, Westside Buddha, Mantrablu,
Ed Jackson Time out

FREE ENTRY

We are paying homage to both Blues and HipHop music as it has become a staple of youth culture and a force for social change. It's been used to drive social change It has been a way to express healing. Originally, Blues music has influenced many other musical genres, including jazz, rock & roll, and pop music.

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