Thank you for your end-of-year donation to the National Jazz Museum in Harlem (NJMH) 

NJMH is preserves, promotes and presents jazz. Our Museum - your Museum - is the only one in the world that focuses on the "jazz in Harlem" story, past to present. Our Education & Exhibits offer free and very affordable workshops, presentations and resources to students of all ages, 5 to 105 years old, to help ensure jazz remains accessible and appreciated by current and future generations. Our Community Outreach & Performance programming brings live jazz and and other events to audiences in Harlem, the US and around the world to build bridges across communities. Our Partnerships with local, national and international organizations and cultural institutions help us amplify “the jazz in Harlem experience” in innovative ways. 

Your gift of any amount has a direct impact on our ability to offer this programming. I hope you'll consider becoming a monthly donor to provide ongoing, sustainable support that empowers us to continue this important work year-round.

Visit us soon! Thank you, forever! 

Tracy Hyter-Suffern

Executive Director

P.S. Please enjoy Altin Sencalar's Chordless Project curated by NJMH Jazz Fellow Luther S. Allison. Altin's exploration of Turkish and Mexican/Latin American music is a tour through jazz culture resulted in an album titled "Reconnected" (2021). Featured in this performance are drummer Daniel Dufour and bassist Marcos Varela.