(WEEHAWKEN, NJ) -- United Children's Music Project (UCMP) has announced Latin Night Thursdays, a new monthly celebration of live Latin music and culture! Join them for four Spring evenings of high-energy performances and an immersive experience in the rhythms of Latin America.

Latin Night Thursdays take place on the last Thursday of every month at the United Children's Music Project (UCMP), located at 4710 Park Avenue in Weehawken, New Jersey. Shows runs from 7:30pm - 9:30pm. Admission is a $15 donation at the door.

Latin Night Thursdays is an exciting new initiative by UCMP, bringing together world-class musicians and community members in a dynamic celebration of Latin music and culture. Whether you're an avid music lover, a dancer, or simply looking for an exciting night out, these events promise to be an unforgettable experience!

Why This Matters: “This event is not only about celebrating the rich musical heritage of Latin America, but also about supporting UCMP’s incredible teaching artists and ensuring that music education remains accessible to our students,” said Melina Garcia, UCMP’s Founder and Executive Director. “The community’s participation and support of Latin Night Thursdays directly impact the future of our programs and the talented musicians we serve.”

Supporting a Great Cause: All proceeds from Latin Night Thursdays will benefit UCMP, helping us continue our mission of providing high-quality, low-cost after school music education and cultural experiences to children and youth in our Hudson County communities.

Don’t Miss Out! Mark your calendars, invite your friends, and come celebrate the rich musical heritage of Latin America with them! For more information, visit www.ucmusicproject.org.

Upcoming Performances:

Thursday, March 27th – Opening Night! Afro Latin Jazz with Enildo Rasúa, “The Third Hand”

Thursday, April 24th – Tango Night featuring The Atoyan Trio

Thursday, May 30th – Cuban Rumba & Rhythms with Enildo Rasúa, “The Third Hand”

Founded in 2012, United Children’s Music Project (UCMP) provides affordable, high-quality orchestral and choral music education to children and youth throughout Hudson County. By offering free instruments, intensive instruction, and regular performance opportunities, UCMP equips local kids with the tools to succeed academically, socially, and artistically. UCMP has and its accomplishments have been featured on PBS, NPR, Univision, and in Symphony Magazine, among others, and received the Russell Berrie Foundation’s “Making a Difference” Award in 2019.