Updates on all things Coltrane Home.
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The National Jazz Museum Presents “Monument Eternal: The Light and Legacy of Alice Coltrane”
Read more: The National Jazz Museum Presents “Monument Eternal: The Light and Legacy of Alice Coltrane”On April 15, 2024, as a part of the Jazz and Social Justice series at the National Jazz Museum, Brandee Younger took the stage and led the Alice Coltrane Ensemble from the New School in a performance honoring the “Year of Alice.”
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A Night of Listening and Conversation at Shapeshifter Plus
Read more: A Night of Listening and Conversation at Shapeshifter PlusOn April 14, 2024, Shapeshifter Plus in Brooklyn, New York hosted a listening party for one of Alice Coltrane’s albums, Transfiguration Live.
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Alice Coltrane: The Carnegie Hall Concert
Read more: Alice Coltrane: The Carnegie Hall ConcertHear Alice Coltrane’s 1971 concert at Carnegie Hall in full for the first time! It will be released on March 22 by Impulse! Records.
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Let the Year of Alice Begin!
Read more: Let the Year of Alice Begin!February 22nd marked the announcement of a special celebration of my mother’s life presented by The Coltrane Home. Throughout 2024-2025, we will present an ambitious slate of programming from Long Island to Brooklyn to Detroit to California.
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Alice Coltrane: Monument Eternal at the Hammer Museum
Read more: Alice Coltrane: Monument Eternal at the Hammer MuseumFrom February 9 to May 4, 2025, the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles hosted an exhibition in honor of the “Year of Alice” titled Alice Coltrane: Monument Eternal. Curated by Erin Christovale, the show reflects on the life and spirituality of Alice through archival ephemera, contemporary art, and multimedia installations.
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A Major Milestone Has Been Reached Thanks to JumpSMART
Read more: A Major Milestone Has Been Reached Thanks to JumpSMARTOn December 29, 2023, The John and Alice Coltrane Home welcomed multiple esteemed visitors to its property for a special ceremony. Suffolk County officials, Brandon Bibby of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, and JumpSMART representatives gathered as Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone presented The Home with an oversized check for $1.75 million dollars.
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A Day to be Treasured
Read more: A Day to be TreasuredOctober 9, 2018, marked a monumental day in the history of The John and Alice Coltrane Home. An estimated 200 people came together to celebrate the National Trust for Historic Preservation designating the home as a “National Treasure.
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The Coltrane Home is Officially Recognized as Endangered
Read more: The Coltrane Home is Officially Recognized as EndangeredThe Long Island landmark of The John and Alice Coltrane Home was recently recognized in a way that attracted an increased amount of attention to the restoration project. For the year of 2011, the National Trust for Historic Preservations added The Coltrane Home to its list of the 11 Most Endangered Historic Places.