FABA presents: Kahat Kabir
Join us for an uplifting evening devoted to Kabir, the beloved mystic poet whose timeless words transcend religion, culture, and centuries. Through sacred music, poetry, and storytelling, this special gathering invites audiences into the profound wisdom, beauty, and spiritual depth of Kabir’s teachings.
The Golden Hour Series at Greely Square: Vaden Landers
THIS IS AN OFFSITE EVENT
7-8:30pm, Free!
The Golden Hour Series is a sunset music festival in Greeley Square featuring Americana, jazz, and emerging indie acts. Curated by keystone cultural partners including The New Colossus Festival, Jalopy Theatre, The Jazz Gallery, Sofar Sounds and Manhattan School of Music.
From the enchanting landscapes of Eastern Tennessee comes the burgeoning talent of Vaden Landers, a 32-year-old artist weaving a tapestry of melodies that harken back to the golden era of country music. With a voice that channels the spirit of Hank Williams Sr., Vaden’s journey began as a train-hopping troubadour and street-busker, crafting songs that resonate with the very soul of Americana.
Affectionately dubbed “The Yodeling Country Bluesman,” Vaden has etched his name into the vibrant streets of Asheville, North Carolina, leaving an indelible mark as one of the city’s most captivating performers. His authenticity shines as a torchbearer of the classic country tradition, infused with a contemporary spark.
The Golden Hour Series at Greely Square: Gogo Norales
THIS IS AN OFFSITE EVENT
7-8:30pm, Free!
The Golden Hour Series is a sunset music festival in Greeley Square featuring Americana, jazz, and emerging indie acts. Curated by keystone cultural partners including The New Colossus Festival, Jalopy Theatre, The Jazz Gallery, Sofar Sounds and Manhattan School of Music.
Gogo Norales is a 23-year-old Garifuna World Music and folkloric musician based in New York. Along with his band, he performs and presents Garifuna music from Honduras, representing the Garifuna communities of Belize, Honduras, Guatemala, and Nicaragua.
Deeply committed to the belief that culture is identity, Gogo has gained popularity by proudly advocating for Garifuna heritage. In 2024, he performed at several major events, including the Multicultural Festival, the Latin TV & Film Festival, Fête de la Musique, and the Car Free Festival. His 2025 schedule remains active, including advocacy for an Earth Day festival and sponsorship for a new bookstore in the Bronx.
Gogo’s work is featured in a compilation produced by Tito Pingolinis and on an album with artist Andy Ordonez. Beyond his music, Gogo is a humanitarian dedicated to mentoring youth and promoting his culture internationally, specifically in Honduras and St. Vincent and the Grenadines. He aims to inspire children to embrace their cultural identities.
His performances have been featured on Telemundo, Latin TV & Film networks, Univision, BronxNet, and ABCNYC. Gogo’s debut EP is scheduled for release this April and will be available on all music platforms.