Joe Wong and Chi Zi explore the hilarious cultural differences between the US and China in their stand-up comedy routine. Don’t miss out on this hilarious take on cross-cultural communication and misunderstandings.

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.

This initiative of Queens College (QC) School of Arts will highlight the richness of the Queens College holdings brought together for the first time, including works from Godwin-Ternbach Museum (GTM), QC Fashion and Textiles Collection, QC Art Department, Queens College Library, Louis Armstrong House Museum, and Daghlian Collection of Chinese Art.

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. 

Yoga Lin World Tour is coming to New York, Colden Auditorium in February 2023! Immerse youself in emotion and the soundscape built together by the artist, production team and everyone watching.

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.

Presented by Department of Drama, Theatre & Dance and the Queens College School of Arts. Traces is a new devised documentary theater piece commissioned by CUNY Queens College and created by What Will the Neighbors Say?

Join us for a night of the world’s premier Indo-Caribbean/Chutney-Soca Crossover music. Raymond Ramnarine with DilENadan & Friends present the most authentic East Indian classical, Bollywood and pop that can be heard outside of India.

Presented by Department of Drama, Theatre & Dance and the Queens College School of Arts. Anne Washburn’s award-winning play explores the craft of storytelling, and what remains when everything we know is gone, through the lens of America’s favorite family—the Simpsons.

Farewell to the King, Iranian pop singer Shahram Shabpareh will perform live at Kupferberg Center for the Arts in Queens, NYC.

Join conductor Martin Majkut and the Queens Symphony Orchestra for an afternoon of expressive and unusual works featuring violinist Bella Hristova.

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.

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.

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.

Experience the thunderous rhythms of the ancestral Japanese Taiko drums and the magical sounds of the bamboo flutes. Hear the 150-pound Taiko drums give thunderous voice to traditional and new compositions.

Written with all humanity in mind, Brahms’ Requiem is truly a sublime work, transcending cultural boundaries through music that is majestic, uplifting and deeply moving.  Come experience the beauty of one of the most beloved choral orchestral masterpieces of all time.