This summer, the Clark presents a series of free outdoor concerts with thematic connections to the Ground/work 2025 exhibition!
Singer, composer, and recording artist Natalia Bernal blends the vibrant rhythms of Latin America—huayno, candombe, samba, bossa nova, chacarera, and more—with North American traditions including jazz and swing. Her recent solo album, En Diablada, was named one of the top ten albums of 2025 by NPR’s Alt.Latino host Felix Contreras. This performance features Natalia Bernal, vocals; Jason Ennis, guitar; Michael Zsoldos, saxophone; Itaiguara Brandão, bass; and Mark Walker, drums.
Bring your own seating. Food from the outdoor Café 7 grill will be available for purchase beginning at 5 pm. Rain moves the event to the Manton Research Center auditorium.
Image: Eric Korenman
This summer, the Clark presents a series of free outdoor concerts with thematic connections to the Ground/work 2025 exhibition!
Singer, composer, and recording artist Natalia Bernal blends the vibrant rhythms of Latin America—huayno, candombe, samba, bossa nova, chacarera, and more—with North American traditions including jazz and swing. Her recent solo album, En Diablada, was named one of the top ten albums of 2025 by NPR’s Alt.Latino host Felix Contreras. This performance features Natalia Bernal, vocals; Jason Ennis, guitar; Michael Zsoldos, saxophone; Itaiguara Brandão, bass; and Mark Walker, drums.
Bring your own seating. Food from the outdoor Café 7 grill will be available for purchase beginning at 5 pm. Rain moves the event to the Manton Research Center auditorium.
Image: Eric Korenman
