ARTE, tv: LA CARA OCULTA DEL MUNDIAL AND, DATE NIGHT AT THE MET FRIDAY / NOVEMBER 25. METROPOLITAN MUSEUM, NEW YORK

­ LA CARA OCULTA DEL MUNDIAL

­ Explotación en Catar

­ El emirato acoge la Copa del Mundo de fútbol y no ha escatimado en gastos: 6 estadios, hoteles, un metro y carreteras: un presupuesto de más de 180 000 millones de euros. ¿Cuál es el destino de los miles de trabajadores inmigrantes sin los cuales nada de esto habría sido posible? Salarios impagados, pasaportes confiscados y condiciones de trabajo extremas, que han causado la muerte de varios miles de ellos...

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MUSICA AT THE METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE

Every Friday and Saturday night, it’s Date Night at The Met! Bring a friend or special someone (or yourself!) for an evening of live music, drinks, and 5,000 years of art.

Experience live music and gallery chats across the Museum, and enjoy drink specials and an assortment of light fare in the American Wing Cafe, the Great Hall Balcony Cafe, or the Petrie Court Cafe. Met Members at the Evening Hours level and above are welcome to enjoy small bites menu in the Balcony Lounge (reservations recommended).

Events and performers are subject to change. All events are free with Museum admission, which is always pay-what-you-wish for New York State residents and NY, NJ, and CT students with valid ID. Pay-what-you-wish tickets can only be reserved in person; allow extra time for lines.

Met Members can use their Member card as their ticket and enter at 81st Street and Fifth Avenue. Join today. 

Live music by Instruments of the People

Friday, November 25 and Saturday, November 26, 6–8:30 PM

The Petrie Court Café, Floor 1

Francisco Roldán (guitar) and Danny Mallon (percussion) perform their own arrangements of rhythmic and exciting music from the Dominican Republic, France, Brazil, Haiti, Spain and Venezuela, exploring genres such as voodoo ritual dances, joropo, flamenco dances, bolero, tango and more.

Catalyst Quartet: Lost & Found in the Galleries

Friday, November 25 and Saturday, November 26, 6–6:30, 7–7:30, and 8–8:30 PM

Museum wide

Join the Catalyst Quartet, MetLiveArts’ ’22-’23 Quartet in Residence, throughout the galleries for a program that casts a modern eye on the Western musical canon and highlights previously silenced voices.

Friday and Saturday evenings are made possible by the Ruth Lapham Lloyd Trust and the William H. Kearns Foundation.

https://www.metmuseum.org/events/programs/met-live-arts/date-night/november-25,-d-,26,-d-,2022?&eid=A001_%7bF3F4CDAB-68B3-4A3F-9ED8-11BCC0AA8551%7d_20221014105832