San Juan Hill: Manhattan's Lost Neighborhood Tickets

San Juan Hill: Manhattan's Lost Neighborhood is a compelling performer project that brings to light the vibrant Afro-Caribbean arts scene that thrived in a historic Manhattan block. Directed by Stanley Nelson and narrated by Ariana DeBose, this 60-minute documentary-style performance piece explores how the San Juan Hill neighborhood contributed to bebop, the Charleston, and broader cultural expressions before displacement by urban renewal in the 1940s and 50s. This page highlights the performer’s biography, key discography moments, and upcoming tour and screening information, with a focus on accessibility and community impact in New York City and beyond.

World premiere occurred as a New York Film Festival Special Event at Film at Lincoln Center on October 9, 2024. Look for future screenings including February 22, 2025 at Southampton Arts Center (Hamptons Doc Fest) and June 12, 2025 as part of Lincoln Center’s Legacies of San Juan Hill Festival. Lincoln Center supports accessibility with audio-described and relaxed screenings, ensuring audiences of all abilities can experience this important cultural narrative. For the latest tour dates, venue details, and ticket options, we’ve got you covered—secure your seats with a trusted connection in the arts world.