The Association of Dominican Classical Artists official website.

Our Mission

Founded and based in New York City, USA, the Association of Dominican Classical Artists, Inc. (ADCA) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) performing arts organization dedicated to promoting classical music; its composers and interpreters from the Dominican Republic and Latin America. As a resident company at Aaron Davis Hall, ADCA brings live performances of classical, folkloric and traditional Latin American music to Upper Manhattan communities through a series of free orchestral and chamber music concerts. Since its founding in 1980, ADCA has presented its concerts in some of the most prestigious venues in New York City, including Merkin Concert Hall, Carnegie Hall, and Cami Hall.

Upcoming events

  • March 24

    Location: Washington Heights
    Venue: Alianza Dominicana Cultural Center
    Address: 530 W 166th St
    Time: 3:00pm

    A night of Dominican culture and folklore featuring La Camerata Washington Heights at the Alianza Dominicana Cultural Center

  • April 7

    Location: Upper West Side
    Venue: The Arts for PEACE Gallery
    Address: 38 W 88th St
    Time: 12:00pm

    A night of Dominican culture and folklore featuring La Camerata Washington Heights at the Arts for PEACE Gallery

  • April 11

    Location: South Bronx
    Venue: The Bronx Brewery
    Address: 856 E 136th St
    Time 7:00pm

    A night of Dominican culture and folklore featuring La Camerata Washington Heights at the Bronx Brewery

Our Projects

 
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Concert Series

ADCA supports The ADCA Orchestra and the chamber ensemble La Camerata Washington Heights. In partnership with City College Center for the Arts, ADCA has presented five concerts a year for the last nine years. The concerts showcase performers from Latin America and promote the music of Latin American classical composers that have little chance to be heard in NYC.

 
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WHCCFA

The Washington Heights Community Conservatory of Fine Arts is a space to enrich the lives of children in Washington Heights, Inwood and Harlem; communities that have been historically underserved in the areas of music and art instruction. The conservatory offers an inclusive culturally sensitive environment founded on the belief that instruction in the arts strengthens academic performance and transforms the lives of children regardless of socioeconomic background.

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