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Third Precinct National Night Out!

The Untermyer Performing Arts Council is having a fresh, young group, Solara, perform at this year’s Third Precinct National Night Out!

Solara is a pop/rock cover band based in Yonkers that plays a variety of musical styles ranging from top 100 pop (Bruno Mars, Harry Styles, Amy Whinehouse) to rock staples (The Beatles, Foo Fighters, The killers), as well as Spanish classics (Juanes, Los Enanitos, Hombres G). We play both local shows and private events, and strive to create high quality performances that serve as an enjoyable, interactive experience for our listeners.

 Solara uses a flexible approach for performances depending on the venue and type of event, but generally performs 2 sets of music consisting of a varied selection of songs. We try to create a fun and engaging atmosphere for the audience through including music they can participate in. There are moments of having the band drop out and encouraging the audience to sing/clap to the music or playing well known songs that get the crowd up and moving! We include improvisational elements in the playing as well, as a way to break things up and add some variety.

Earlier Event: July 24
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The Untermyer Performing Arts Council’s

Recognition of the Contributions of Indigenous Peoples.

We thank the indigenous peoples, caretakers of Mother Earth for many millennia, realizing and respecting her gifts of water, fire and air. This relationship is based on their profound spiritual connection to Mother Earth, the connection that guided their ancestors to practice reverence, humility and reciprocity.

Everything taken is used with the understanding only what is needed is taken. What is taken is watchfully used, aware of the amount taken and the method with which it is taken, to ensure future generations are not put in peril

We gratefully acknowledge the Native peoples on whose ancestral homelands we present our .performances, as well as the Native Communities who make their home in the Yonkers area today.

By caring for Mother Earth, you care for all of us.