Events Archive - Kupferberg Center for the Arts

An evening of music and laughter with Phillippines' finest comedienne, TV Personality, Actress, Host and Singer, Fe delos Reyes.
Featuring very special guests Cecille Azarcon, Jam Morales and Odette Quesada.

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The Chorus is honored to be joined by guest performers, the Haiyun Chorus. Proceeds will benefit Selfhelp Community Services which provides over 5,000 Chinese elders with vital services including financial assistance, affordable housing, and services for homebound seniors.

**CURRENTLY THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT*** Comedy duo Desus and Mero are coming to Kupferberg Center for the Arts at Queens College to feature their “Bodega Boys” podcast on April 8th, 2018! The Bronx-bred buds will bring their thoughts on current events, pop culture, and day-to-day life to Lefrak Concert Hall at 8 p.m.

The interplay between Edmar and Gregoire on Harp vs. Harp is nearly telepathic. Edmar’s Columbian roots combined with Gregoire’s Afro-Swiss classic training makes for a totally exciting set of music!

Eden Ben Zaken is an Israeli singer, who became famous following her participation in the first season of the TV show "X Factor Israel", in which she finished second.

Yoga Lin, is a wildly famous Taiwanese singer. The winner of the One Million Star Season 1 singing competition, he is known far and wide for his magnetic and enchanting voice.

The band, Static and Ben-El, was founded two years ago and immediately became the most successful band of all time in Israel, breaking every possible musical record, both on radio, and on the Internet throughout the country. They redefine Israeli sound with diverse influences of pop music, Latin music, reggaeton, oriental, Brazilian, African, electronic and classical, creating a unique and distinctive sound.

“Fancy Free and Enigmatic” opens with the salute to Leonard Bernstein, for his 100th birthday year with Three Dances from his first major Broadway hit, Fancy Fre.e Next we will hear Mozart’s 23rd piano concerto.

"A Pillow for Three" is a comedy play by renowned Persian director Farzan Deljou. It is a story of love, life, and laughter that takes Persian viewers on a journey looking at their own lives in the past few decades from an external lens.

“Repertoire includes Three Dances from Three Cornered Hat by DeFalla, Valse Triste by Sibelius and Symphony No. 7 by Beethoven. Martin Majkut conducts.

Sarah Geronimo is a muti-award winning Filipino singer, dancer, songwriter, record producer, actress, and television personality.

The Student Choreography Showcase features original choreography, costumes and lighting designs by Queens College students in the Department of Drama, Theatre & Dance. Join us in celebrating dance and creativity on the Queens College campus!

Britten’s War Requiem is a reflection and warning on the senselessness of war. Together these three works emphasize a theme of unity, and focus on bringing people together through music.

A play in english and spanish by Georgina Escobar inspired by the children's book Zoongoro Bailongo by Zenen Zeferino. Join us for this free, family-friendly workshop production!

Rimsky-Korsakov wrote the classical music’s most famous foray into the world of exoticism. His Scheherazade is clad in luxurious orchestral colors. – the fairy tales of the One Thousand and One Nights have never been told with more vibrancy!

Our fifth annual Animals at the Museum exhibition will display artwork created by students from P.S. 22 (Thomas Jefferson Elementary School, Flushing), P.S. 129 (Patricia Larkin School, College Point) and P.S. 165 (Edith K. Bergtraum School, Flushing) with CASA (Cultural After School Adventures) and the Godwin-Ternbach Museum.