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HÄNDEL’S MESSIAH at United Palace
G. F. Händel’s Messiah was an instant hit upon its premiere in 1742 and has remained a perennial favorite ever since.
This holiday season, the critically acclaimed COST Concert Chorale, conducted by Courtney Carey, brings Handel’s masterpiece to the Grand Foyer of the United Palace for a one-night-only performance. Join us for this unforgettable event—secure your free tickets today!
United Palace
4140 Broadway, New York, NY, 10033
PROGRAM
Messiah (Part 1 and Hallelujah)
PERFORMERS
The Courtney’s Stars of Tomorrow (CSOT) Concert Chorale
CSOT Orchestra
Courtney Carey, conductor
Bronx Arts Ensemble String Quartet:
Jorge Avila, violin
Andrea Schultz, violin
Sally Shumway, viola
Eliot Bailen, cello
Run time: approximately 58 minutes without an intermission
MAP AND DIRECTIONS
Google Map
DIRECTIONS
DIRECTIONS
Public Transportation (Recommended)
A Train to 175th Street & Fort Washington Avenue, and walk 1 block east to Broadway
C Train to 168th Street & Broadway, and walk to 175th Street
1 Train to 181st Street & St. Nicholas Avenue, and walk 2 blocks west and 5 blocks south to 175th Street & Broadway, or exit train at 168th Street and walk to 175th Street
Metro North Hudson River Line
to Marble Hill, quick transfer to the Subway 1 Train at 225th Street to 181st or 168th Streets
M5 | M100 | M7 | M4 |M3
BX3 | BX7 | BX11 | BX13 | BX35 | BX36
The George Washington Bridge Bus Station (3 blocks from United Palace) also has buses to and from New Jersey.
Driving
4140 Broadway
New York, NY 10033
Parking
4172 Broadway & West 177th Street – ParkNSave
4070 Broadway Between 171st Street & 172nd Street – ParkNSave
554 W 174th Street Garage – Parking in New York
100 Haven Avenue (Entrance on Haven Avenue by 170th Street)
200 Haven Avenue – Haven Parking
284-286 Audubon Avenue – Parking lots
506 181st Street
This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council; in part by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Kathy Hochul and the New York State Legislature; in part with funding from the NYC Green Fund, Partnership for Parks, and City Parks Foundation; in part with a grant from Columbia Community Service; in part with funds from Lower Manhattan Cultural Council (Creative Engagement, Howard Gilman Foundation, and Upper Manhattan Empowerment Zone); in part with funds from NYC Department of Cultural Affairs’ FY2025 Cultural Development Fund (CDF); and through the generous donations of our supporters and donors.
Thank you to our supporters
