Flushing Town Hall

On Friday, February 21, Sangjaru, the renowned Korean folk fusion bandperformed at Flushing Town Hall. Blending the rich heritage of traditional Korean instruments with modern melodies and rhythms, Sangjaru created a truly unique and electrifying sound that transcends borders and generations. If you missed out on this event, don't worry! Catch our next event: The Gottabees: Go Home Tiny Monster, coming to Flushing Town Hall on March 15! Get your tickets here:

Join us for the Majors and Minors of Jazz concert, where musicians of all ages come together! Two quintets—Minors (12–19) and Majors (80–97)—will showcase jazz with handpicked tunes. The Elder Band of Majors features Bertha Hope (piano), Steve Little (drums), Keisha St. Joan (vocals), Carol Sudhalter (sax), and special guest Houston Person (tenor sax). The Minors Band includes Marielle Hyacinthe (piano), Jeremiah Mosquera (bass), Ezra Kessler (drums), Lexi Maire (vocals), and Ben Punzalan (alto sax). Experience jazz without limits! Tickets/More Information Here: https://lnkd.in/eVtipuZ4

Looking for weekend plans? We've got you covered with the Crankies Take New York Festival! Featured in The New York Times, this is certainly an event you don't want to miss. Check out the article here: https://lnkd.in/d5Q_8yuf

Come and experience Flushing Town Hall's First Mini-Global Mashup Festival as the Rāginī Festival comes to Queens!This event blends Indo-Caribbean sounds, Bollywood hits by Ben Parag, and a rhythmic fusion of Afro/Indo-Trinidadian percussion that celebrates shared histories through music. Experience the talents of steelpan artist Josanne Francis, who has graced venues like Carnegie Hall, and Pallaví (Fijiana), who fuses jazz-infused rap, modern pop, and Indo-Afro beats. DJ Raat Ki Rani (Roshni Samlal) curates and performs at the Rāginī Festival, blending Indo-Caribbean heritage with Asian Underground, soca, and chutney beats. Get your tickets/Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/eBMxM3QY...

Join us for a vibrant spring celebration on March 22! Enjoy an afternoon of Indian music and dance with Abha Roy, Srijan Dance Company, Naran Budhakar, Roshni Harripersaud, Ethan Rampersaud, and Brandon Mohammed. Start with a dance workshop by master artist Abha Roy, followed by a stunning showcase of kathak, tabla, Rajasthani folk dance, and phagwa folk music. Savor delicious food from Queens Curry Kitchen. Holi is celebrated by all, regardless of culture, caste, gender, or religious affiliation. Learn more and get your tickets here: https://lnkd.in/eRj2nFX6 This program is generously sponsored by the Guru Krupa Foundation.

Jazz has a way of bringing people together, just like Omar Hakim did through his music. Explore his connection to Queens and discover the rich jazz history in your own backyard on the Queens Jazz Trail Map here: https://lnkd.in/ezmzQVMG

Big thanks for the feature, NY1 News ! ?? Don’t miss Crankies Take New York, lighting up Flushing Town Hall February 28–March 2! Check it out here! https://lnkd.in/eHwh6N-V

If you've never experienced the fireside wonder of a Crankie, take a look at this video featuring Emily Schubert, co-curator of the Crankies Take New York! Festival as she gives a sneak peek of what's coming to Flushing Town Hall from February 28-March 2! Get your tickets learn more about the Crankies Take NY festival here: https://lnkd.in/eV33N8jn

Jazz lovers, take note! The Louis Armstrong Legacy Monthly Jazz Jam returns Wednesday, March 12 at 7 PM! Open to professionals, students, educators, and dedicated jazz fans—come play, learn, and listen! Get your tickets now! https://lnkd.in/eSjTPjZK

Meet Emily Schubert, co-curator of the Crankies Take NY! festival as she walks you through what a Crankie is and its history. Come and see the fireside wonder at a performance or learn how they're made at FTH from 2/28-3/2! Tickets/More Information: https://lnkd.in/eV33N8jn