Mary Louise Curtis Branch

Address
416 Queen St.
Philadelphia, PA 19147 United States Get Directions
Phone 215-320-2601
Website https://settlementmusic.org/about-settlement/branch-locations/mary-louise-curtis/

Events at this venue

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    • Winter Chamber Music Concert & Hot Cocoa Social

    Mary Louise Curtis Branch 416 Queen St., Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Mary Louise Curtis Branch Nutcracker Ballet Performance #2

    Mary Louise Curtis Branch 416 Queen St., Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Come see toy soldiers, snowflakes, and a sugar plum fairy in this wintery family tradition. Featuring the ballet students of our Mary Louise Curtis Branch. Admission is FREE!

    Mary Louise Curtis Branch Nutcracker Ballet Performance #1

    Mary Louise Curtis Branch 416 Queen St., Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Come see toy soldiers, snowflakes, and a sugar plum fairy in this wintery family tradition. Featuring the ballet students of our Mary Louise Curtis Branch. Admission is FREE!

    PMAY Masterclass: Sheku Kanneh-Mason

    Mary Louise Curtis Branch 416 Queen St., Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Join us for a masterclass with cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason. Free and open to the public.

    Gleeksman Kohn Children’s Choir & Music Education Pathways Choir at the Philadelphia Christmas Village – MOVED TO MARY LOUISE CURTIS BRANCH

    Mary Louise Curtis Branch 416 Queen St., Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Come out to our Mary Louise Curtis Branch and see a festive performance from our Gleeksman Kohn Children's Choir and Music Education Pathways Choir!

    PMAY Workshop: Conducting 101 with Na’Zir McFadden

    Mary Louise Curtis Branch 416 Queen St., Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Join us for a conducting masterclass with Na’Zir McFadden. This event is free and open to the public. Please rsvp
    here. American conductor Na’Zir McFadden is the Assistant Conductor and Phillip & Lauren Fisher Community Ambassador of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. McFadden also serves as Music Director of the Detroit Symphony Youth Orchestra. Together they’ll present three programs — exploring the masterworks of Sibelius, Schubert, Beethoven, Takashi Yoshimatsu and Einojuhani Rautavaara.