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Tucked away in the residential neighborhood of Dix Hills, NY, this two-story, brick and wood frame home was where John and Alice Coltrane chose to put down roots and raise their family from 1964 to 1973.
John and Alice wrote and recorded some of their most enduring works in this peaceful suburban setting.
John and Alice Coltrane are emblems of excellence and artistic achievement.
Our mission at The John & Alice Coltrane Home is to further their legacy.
Latest News
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A Force For Good Day
Read more: A Force For Good DayA Force For Good Day Join us for a free public concert featuring eight outstanding student musicians from across Long Island. The students will…
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Inner Healing Workshop at Walt Whitman Birthplace
Read more: Inner Healing Workshop at Walt Whitman BirthplaceInner Healing Workshop at Walt Whitman Birthplace Join us for a transformative Inner Healing Workshop on Saturday, July 12, at the historic Walt Whitman…
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Jazzy Tots at The Half Hollow Hills Library
Read more: Jazzy Tots at The Half Hollow Hills LibraryJazzy Tots at The Half Hollow Hills Library Looking for a fun and engaging way to introduce your little ones to music and storytelling?…
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Translinear Light: The Music of Alice Coltrane” at the 2024 Detroit Jazz Festival
Read more: Translinear Light: The Music of Alice Coltrane” at the 2024 Detroit Jazz FestivalTranslinear Light: The Music of Alice Coltrane” at the 2024 Detroit Jazz Festival In partnership with The Coltrane Home’s “Year of Alice” initiative, the 2024 Detroit Jazz Festival…
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A Force For Good Day
Read more: A Force For Good DayPlease join us at our first annual service event, A Force For Good Day, in the lower lobby of the Half Hollow Hills Community Library,…
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Meditation for Moms
Read more: Meditation for MomsEnjoy a Morning of Rejuvination filled with Community, Connection and Inspiration. We will guide you through a meditation and short movement practice, accompanied by…
The Year Of Alice was launched as Alice was nominated into Downbeat Magazine’s Hall Of Fame. Click here for more information.
