Alexandria joins Kelly Schenk for the release of Schenk’s EP Seagulls . Other artists on the bill are Maya Keren and Elora. Come out and enjoy some truly meaningful music.

Tickets: https://theticketing.co/e/122179

Featuring:
Kelly Schenk - guitar and voice
Emmanuel Michael - guitar
Alexandria DeWalt - flute and voice

The Vision Festival, an annual internationally-acclaimed festival in New York City, celebrates Black multicultural improvised creative arts. It showcases experimental music, dance, poetry, and visual arts with a strong emphasis on improvisation. Jen Shyu presents an in-progress edition of her epic project {Fertile Land, Fertile Body}, a multilingual ritual opera comprising ancient and original music, dance, and projection, exploring the loss of mother, loss of motherhood, and human-caused environmental toxicity and genocide’s effects on climate change and our fertility.

Tickets: https://www.abronsartscenter.org/programs/vision-fest30

Featuring:
@jenshyu - Composition, libretto, voice, gayageum, Taiwanese moon lute, piano
@nanawhirl - director
@layalechaker - violin, voice, movement
@alexandria_dewalt - flute, voice, movement
@violawithkayla - viola, voice, movement
@elizabethkatehk - cello, voice, movement
@l.esley - drums, voice, movement

All are invited to this free community celebration of Juneteenth organized by Friends of Brower Park. BKCM joins several community partners and neighbors for a joyful afternoon of events and activations in the park from 11 am-3 pm, and BKCM Jazz Leadership Fellow Alexandria DeWalt‘s quartet will give a special performance at 2 pm.

Featuring:
Cameron Campbell - piano
Kweku Aggrey - bass
Josh Green - drums

Fresh off her Rome Prize fellowship in 2025, Jen Shyu returns to TJG after 2 years to present an in-progress edition of her epic project Fertile Land, Fertile Body, a multilingual ritual opera comprising ancient and original music, dance, and projection, exploring the loss of mother, loss of motherhood, and human-caused environmental toxicity and genocide’s effects on climate change and our fertility. Sets at 7pm & 9pm

Tickets: https://jazzgallery.org/calendar/jen-shyu-may-1-2-2026

Featuring:
@jenshyu (voice, gayageum, Taiwanese moon lute, piano, movement)
@layalechaker (violin, voice, movement)
@alexandria_dewalt (flute, voice, movement)
@melaniedyer.viola (viola, voice, movement)
@elizabethkatehk (cello, voice, movement)
@l.esley (drums, voice, movement)

Tickets: https://jazzgallery.org/calendar/jen-shyu-may-1-2-2026

Fresh off her Rome Prize fellowship in 2025, Jen Shyu returns to TJG after 2 years to present an in-progress edition of her epic project Fertile Land, Fertile Body, a multilingual ritual opera comprising ancient and original music, dance, and projection, exploring the loss of mother, loss of motherhood, and human-caused environmental toxicity and genocide’s effects on climate change and our fertility. Sets at 7pm & 9pm

Tickets: https://jazzgallery.org/calendar/jen-shyu-may-1-2-2026

Featuring:
@jenshyu (voice, gayageum, Taiwanese moon lute, piano, movement)
@layalechaker (violin, voice, movement)
@alexandria_dewalt (flute, voice, movement)
@melaniedyer.viola (viola, voice, movement)
@elizabethkatehk (cello, voice, movement)
@l.esley (drums, voice, movement)

Tickets: https://jazzgallery.org/calendar/jen-shyu-may-1-2-2026

Work-in-Progress performance of Fertile Land, Fertile Body - on series curated by Soomi Kim
@jenshyu (voice, gayageum, Taiwanese moon lute, piano, movement)
@layalechaker (violin, voice, movement)
@alexandria_dewalt (flute, voice, movement)
@melaniedyer.viola (viola, voice, movement)
@elizabethkatehk (cello, voice, movement)
@l.esley (drums, voice, movement)

Tickets: https://events.ticketleap.com/events/open-arts-studio-inc/live-music-jen-shyu

2025-26 BKCM Jazz Leadership Fellow Alexandria DeWalt hosts an evening of live music and conversation exploring Black musical traditions through the ages and across borders.

Featuring:
Marcus Grant - Drums
Kweku Aggrey - Bass

RSVP highly suggested: https://bkcm.org/event/ancestral-lines-inherited-rhythms-diasporic-sounds-from-black-history/