CALENDAR

DOORS @ 7:30 / SHOWS @ 8PM, UNLESS POSTED OTHERWISE 

• Fri

  17

  Dec

  2021

  CANCELED Sheila Anozier/ Ali Dineen Dec 17

  7:30 doors, 8pm show

  proof of vaccination required

  Sorry to say tonight’s show is another covid casualty.  

  Ali wrote:

  Dear beloved friends and family, I am so sorry to say we have decided to cancel tonight’s show at the Owl out of an abundance of caution and concern over rising cases here in NYC. We will do this show sometime in the new year, hopefully when this wave has come and gone and it feels like a safer time.  I will be going live on my instagram around 8PM to play a few tunes, if youre home and looking for some music!

  Sending light and love to you all and hope to see you sooner than later,

  Love,

  Ali

   

    

   

  Ali Dineen with Amy Carrigan & Oren Bloedow

   

  Ali Dineen is a multidisciplinary artist born and raised in Queens. She performs her original music regularly in New York City and across the so-called United States. Her lyrics are poetic and deeply personal, and highlight the intersections between personal experience, larger histories, and systems of power. Ali has performed at the Museum of Art and Design, the Caramoor American Roots Music Festival, the American Folk Art Museum, and the Brooklyn Folk Festival, and was awarded the Helene Wurlitzer Foundations Residency in Taos, New Mexico. She also works with local puppet troupe extraordinaire The Boxcutter Collective, and is part of a duet with the inimitable Feral Foster. Ali released her third album, Hold On, in 2020, and is currently working on a song cycle about Joan of Arc.

   

  Sheila Anozier with Rufus Cappadocia
  

   

  singer, dancer, choreographer, and visual artist, sheila anozier is a performer and artistic collaborator whose main focus and inspiration is the rich tradition of haitian art. her studies with master teacher pat hall and folklorist georges vilson, have guided her in integrating the modern with the ancestral traditions of her family and community. the joy that is released through her art has helped her and others express the intersection of cultures that is so important to the immigrant based communities that make up america.  join sheila anozier and rufus cappadocia as they present songs of vodou: lan gran chimen – a repertoire of haitian folk & vodou songs