NYC Homecoming
Celebration
AUGUST 16-22
The Hip Hop Museum, “The Official Record of Hip Hop,” commemorates and celebrates the 48th anniversary of the birth of the culture with a history-making free concert series, “It’s Time for in Hip Hop NYC Summer 2021.” In partnership with the City of New York, and IDEKO, the THHM is bringing it back to where it all began, to the boroughs during NYC Homecoming Week August 14th – 22nd. Hip Hop lovers far and wide know “what time it is, and it’s time for Hip Hop!” The THHM’s musical celebration is a “comeback” from the darkest days of the COVID pandemic.
From August 16th through August 20th, it’s time for Hip Hop from the beaches of the “Boogie Down Bronx” and Staten Island, to the boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens. An array of Hip Hop and Hip Hop-influenced artists (Latin freestyle, dance, techno, and funk) representing every era will take to the city’s outdoor stages.
This celebration of Hip Hop culture born in the Bronx reflects the resiliency, strength, and creativity that inspired a global movement. Hailing from NYC’s parks, playgrounds, and stoops, to stadiums and arenas worldwide, so many of these Hip Hop legends have come home to New York City. Each show promises to be monumental. You don’t want to miss it.
Get your tickets now, or join the livestream via Twitch on BehindTheRhyme.
Because these programs occur during unprecedented times, there are specific requirements for attendees. What follows was generated by the City of New York to keep everyone – audience, artists, production team, security, staff – safe and healthy. All of these must be followed.
If you have any questions, please go here and click FAQ.
The following items and actions are prohibited: alcohol, audio recording devices, backpacks, bicycles or scooters, blankets, CamelBak backpacks, chains or chain wallets, cameras larger than point-and-shoot (if you can remove the lens, don’t bring it), chairs, coolers, drones, fireworks, flags,
Frisbees, glass or metal containers (including reusable water bottles such as Swells), illegal drugs or paraphernalia, laser pens or similar focused light, lighters, musical instruments, pets or animals, selfie sticks, skateboards, vapes, cigarettes, smoking devices, sports balls, tents, tripods, umbrellas, unlicensed vending of any kind, weapons, video recording equipment, and water squirt guns.
The event organizer requires all attendees who are age 12 or over must present proof of COVID-19 vaccination in order to attend this concert, except for persons who are unable to get vaccinated because of a disability who will be provided reasonable accommodation.
The event organizer requires that an attendee who is not able to get vaccinated because of a disability will be required to sign an attestation to that effect to enter the concert.
Unvaccinated minors under the age of 12 may accompany a vaccinated adult. Face coverings are required for unvaccinated minors under the age of 12 and who are over age two and medically able to tolerate a face-covering.
The event organizer requires that no ticket refunds or exchanges will be issued, and tickets will not be honored if you are unable to provide proper proof of vaccination at the time of the event or have not attested that you are unable to get vaccinated because of a disability.
As required by the event organizer, proof of vaccination includes at least one dose of FDA approved COVID-19 vaccine.
An inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any public space where people are present. COVID-19 is an extremely contagious disease that can lead to severe illness and death. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, senior citizens and guests with underlying medical
conditions are especially vulnerable.
By attending NYC Homecoming, you voluntarily assume risks related to exposure to COVID-19.
Please go to this page and click FAQ with any questions. Thank you!
NYC Homecoming
Celebration
AUGUST 16-22
The Hip Hop Museum, “The Official Record of Hip Hop,” commemorates and celebrates the 48th anniversary of the birth of the culture with a history-making free concert series, “It’s Time for in Hip Hop NYC Summer 2021.” In partnership with the City of New York, and IDEKO, the THHM is bringing it back to where it all began, to the boroughs during NYC Homecoming Week August 14th – 22nd. Hip Hop lovers far and wide know “what time it is, and it’s time for Hip Hop!” The THHM’s musical celebration is a “comeback” from the darkest days of the COVID pandemic.
From August 16th through August 20th, it’s time for Hip Hop from the beaches of the “Boogie Down Bronx” and Staten Island, to the boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens. An array of Hip Hop and Hip Hop-influenced artists (Latin freestyle, dance, techno, and funk) representing every era will take to the city’s outdoor stages.
This celebration of Hip Hop culture born in the Bronx reflects the resiliency, strength, and creativity that inspired a global movement. Hailing from NYC’s parks, playgrounds, and stoops, to stadiums and arenas worldwide, so many of these Hip Hop legends have come home to New York City. Each show promises to be monumental. You don’t want to miss it.
Get your tickets now, or join the livestream via Twitch on BehindTheRhyme.
Because these programs occur during unprecedented times, there are specific requirements for attendees. What follows was generated by the City of New York to keep everyone – audience, artists, production team, security, staff – safe and healthy. All of these must be followed.
If you have any questions, please go here and click FAQ.
The following items and actions are prohibited: alcohol, audio recording devices, backpacks, bicycles or scooters, blankets, CamelBak backpacks, chains or chain wallets, cameras larger than point-and-shoot (if you can remove the lens, don’t bring it), chairs, coolers, drones, fireworks, flags,
Frisbees, glass or metal containers (including reusable water bottles such as Swells), illegal drugs or paraphernalia, laser pens or similar focused light, lighters, musical instruments, pets or animals, selfie sticks, skateboards, vapes, cigarettes, smoking devices, sports balls, tents, tripods, umbrellas, unlicensed vending of any kind, weapons, video recording equipment, and water squirt guns.
The event organizer requires all attendees who are age 12 or over must present proof of COVID-19 vaccination in order to attend this concert, except for persons who are unable to get vaccinated because of a disability who will be provided reasonable accommodation.
The event organizer requires that an attendee who is not able to get vaccinated because of a disability will be required to sign an attestation to that effect to enter the concert.
Unvaccinated minors under the age of 12 may accompany a vaccinated adult. Face coverings are required for unvaccinated minors under the age of 12 and who are over age two and medically able to tolerate a face-covering.
The event organizer requires that no ticket refunds or exchanges will be issued, and tickets will not be honored if you are unable to provide proper proof of vaccination at the time of the event or have not attested that you are unable to get vaccinated because of a disability.
As required by the event organizer, proof of vaccination includes at least one dose of FDA approved COVID-19 vaccine.
An inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any public space where people are present. COVID-19 is an extremely contagious disease that can lead to severe illness and death. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, senior citizens and guests with underlying medical
conditions are especially vulnerable.
By attending NYC Homecoming, you voluntarily assume risks related to exposure to COVID-19.
Please go to this page and click FAQ with any questions. Thank you!
