Association Of Dominican Classical Artists Tickets

The Association Of Dominican Classical Artists (ADCA) is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization founded in 1980 by Dominican-rooted musicians in New York City. ADCA is dedicated to promoting classical and folkloric Dominican and Latin American music through resident ensembles like the ADCA Orchestra and Camerata Washington Heights. Based at Aaron Davis Hall (CCNY) and collaborating with the Washington Heights Community Conservatory of Fine Arts (WHCCFA), ADCA provides performances, educational programs, and community outreach across New York City.

Season XVI (2025-26) showcases a bold mix of free and educational concerts, along with collaborations with Latin American composers. Performances take place at Marian Anderson Theater and Aaron Davis Hall, continuing ADCA’s mission to make high-quality, culturally rich music accessible to a broad audience.

ADCA maintains an active presence online with social channels and a history of coverage in NYC press since the early 2010s. The organization works closely with NYC cultural institutions to highlight Dominican and Latin American composers, performers, and traditional repertoires.

Key figures in ADCA’s ecosystem include composer/pianist Ariel Pirotti, whose tango-focused discography has earned critical recognition, including the Latin Grammy-nominated Mixturas (2017). As ADCA advances its programming—such as Voices of Quisqueya (October 23, 2025) and Strings and Winds: From Pirotti to Ravel (December 18, 2025)—audiences can expect engaging performances, insightful educational events, and opportunities to secure seats through trusted channels. Follow ADCA for updates and announcements via their official social profiles.

Social channels include Facebook, Instagram, Twitter/X, and YouTube, where you can connect with performers, learn about upcoming concerts, and view performances and behind-the-scenes content. Official links: Facebook, Instagram, X (Twitter), YouTube, and their website.