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We can’t wait to see you!
Now, what you’ve been waiting for…
MEET THE
ARTISTS
JOSHUA JENSEN
Joshua Jensen is an Arizona-born, New York City–based singer-songwriter whose music draws from classical piano, jazz, gospel, American folk, and old-world balladry. His debut single, “Hoping,” was self-produced in his dorm room using his childhood guitar and two microphones. It captures the intimate and made-by-hand approach that sits at the heart of his work. Jensen’s music is deeply vulnerable, transforming personal questions of love, loss, and, ultimately, hope into songs that grow from the beauty (and often the pain) of raw human connection.
Joshua will share two songs from his debut album, along with the music video for his publicly released single, “Hoping,” which he directed and edited.
Lexie Conley
Lexie Conley is a New York City–based dancer and choreographer whose work is shaped by the eccentricity and spontaneity of jazz, as well as the structure and discipline of Horton, ballet, and other contemporary forms. She has performed works by artists including Jiří Kylián, Robert Battle, Kate Weare, and Rena Butler, with experience across both live performance and screen. As an artist, Lexie is drawn to movement that holds both physical rigor and emotional honesty, allowing discipline and feeling to exist in the same breath.
Lexie will perform an original solo inspired by the different styles of dance and the communities that form around them, exploring what it means to move between many creative worlds without belonging to just one.
Jeremy Chang
Jeremy is a Los Angeles-raised, New York City-based account manager, cook, and soon-to-be business owner whose relationship with food began around the table with his Korean-born parents, where he learned early that food could be a language of love and connection. Though he studied business and professional sales at Baylor University rather than attending culinary school, food has remained one of the primary ways he brings people together. In New York, he has built the Tin Fish Rooftop Series, preparing meals for new and old friends inspired by his Korean-American upbringing, Los Angeles roots, and travels around the world (recently Japan and Paris). Through his cooking, Jeremy is interested in using food not simply as something to eat, but as a medium for sharing stories, creating connection, and making strangers feel a little more like family around the table.
Jeremy will share a small bite inspired by recent travels to Japan (can’t share too much & spoil the fun…)
