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December 2022
AGRAVITY
Presented by Department of Drama, Theatre & Dance at Queens College. 2022 annual celebration of faculty choreography takes a look at the things that keep us tethered to the ground, and the things that help us fly away. Featuring works by Marshall Davis, Guanglei Hui and Yin Mei.
Find out more »QC Opera Studio Presents: An Evening of One Acts
QC Opera Studio Presents: An Evening of One Acts
The Old Maid and the Thief by Gian Carlo Menotti
A Hand of Bridge by Samuel Barber
The Impresario by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Queens College Choral Society: Handel’s Messiah
Queens College Choral Society presents its 82nd annual winter concert. Composed in only 24 days during the summer of 1741 and premiered in Dublin the following year, Handel's Messiah is perhaps the most popular and beloved choral work of all time.
Find out more »Queens Symphony Orchestra: Holiday Magic
Join the Queens Symphony Orchestra, conducted and directed by Martin Majkut as we celebrate the holiday season.
Find out more »January 2023
Understatements: Lost and Found in Asian America
Currently on view until January 6, 2023 at Godwin-Ternbach Museum, Queens College. Curated by Herb Hoi Chun Tam of Museum of Chinese in America, Understatements: Lost and Found in Asian America explores Asian American identity today from a multitude of artistic perspectives.
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QC Annual MLK Day Celebration with Samara Joy
Come share the dream at KCA's annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Celebration. This year's program will feature a special performance by jazz songstress Samara Joy, a keynote address by the event’s honoree, a recognition ceremony, and a post-show reception.
Find out more »February 2023
Celebrating the Lunar New Year of the Water Rabbit
Come meet majestic dragons, acrobatic lions, elegant peacocks, twirling ribbons, bamboo instruments, and much more – all included in a thrilling program that’s designed to enthrall students and honor the festive.
Find out more »(FOR SCHOOL) Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company: Celebrating the Lunar New Year of the Water Rabbit
***SOLD OUT*** The world renowned Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company brings its celebration of the Lunar New Year - a colorful, new program of dance, music and more.
Find out more »(FOR SCHOOL) From Cubop to Hip-Hop! The History of Afro Latin Music in NYC
Featuring multi-instrumentalist Steven Salcedo's Latin-Soul Group, the show will explore the history of how Afro Latin music was born out of the New York City melting pot of the 1950s and 1960s, leading to the birth of funk and hip-hop through the lens of Latin music icons Tito Puente, Celia Cruz, and more.
Find out more »Loud and Live Presents: Greeicy & Mike Bahía
Presented by Loud and Live, Greeicy and Mike Bahía, two of the most beloved Colombian stars in the world, are bringing their successful Amantes Tour to the U.S. for the first time, kicking off at Kupferberg Center for the Arts in Queens, NYC.
Find out more »March 2023
(FOR SCHOOL) Mad River Theater Works: Freedom Flight
Produced by Made River Theater Works, Freedom Flight is an original play with live music that tells the tale of the most important incident in the history of the Underground Railroad in Ohio.
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Seven Things I’ve Learned: An Evening with Ira Glass
Ira Glass is the creator, producer, and host of This American Life, the iconic weekly public radio program with millions of listeners around the world. In this unique live talk at KCA, Glass uses a mix of audio clips, music, and video to pull back the curtain on his process, life, and career as one of America’s foremost storytellers.
Find out more »April 2023
(FOR SCHOOL) Doktor Kaboom! Look Out! Science is Coming!
Sporting chrome goggles, an orange lab coat, motorcycle boots, and wicked cool hair, Doktor Kaboom travels the world taking audiences on an educational tour of the modern scientific method, using humor and comedy, while demonstrating spectacular applications of the physical sciences.
Find out more »May 2023
(FOR SCHOOL) Literature to Life: The Latehomecomer
Born in a refugee camp in Thailand, Kao Kalia arrived in the U.S. at age six. The story follows her journey from a student struggling to speak English to a self-empowered young woman telling the untold story of her people.
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