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LIST OF
18 THINGS TO DO
THURSDAY, MARCH 21
1 Lady Got Chops -
A women’s history
month music and arts
festival is happening in
Flushing Town Hall and
you do not want to miss
it. Founder of the event, Kim
Clarke, is an artist and producer
who has spent 17
years advertising for musicians,
organizing concerts,
and enhancing the careers of
women in jazz. As a celebration
of women, the event is a
concert and panel that provides
as a multicultural artistic
sharing experience.
When: Thursday, March 21, at
7:30 p.m.
Where: Flushing Town Hall,
137-35 Northern Blvd.,
Flushing
Cost: $16/$10 members and
students/FREE for teens
Contact: 718-429-3681
2 Best Seats Ever: The
Female Lounge -
Diversity, hip-hop, R&B,
pop, dance, spoken word
performances, you name
it. Colorwex Studios is holding
a hip-hop, poetry and
soul concert series to continue
this women’s history
month. The theme is
“the future is female” and
it starts with Cocktails and
Conversation followed by an
intimate live show. To end it
off, there will be a Meet and
Mingle After Party. Guests will
receive three complimentary
drinks for the speciality cocktail
menu. There will also be
light bites and different fun
activities such as wellness
giveaways.
When: Thursday, March 21,
from 8 to 11 p.m.
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Queens World Film Festival - Today is the opening night for the Queens World Film
Festival at the Museum of the Moving Image and Kaufman Astoria Studios until the
31st. Join the show on opening night to see what the festival has in store throughout
the week. It’s a time that welcomes all ideas and turns those that make people turn
away into something for people to celebrate.
When: Thursday, March 21, at 7:30 p.m.
Where: Museum of the Moving Image Sumner Redstone Theater, 36-01 35th Ave.,
Astoria
Cost: Prices vary
Contact: 718-429-2579
Photo courtesy of the Queens World Film Festival
Where: Colorwex Studios,
34-60 48th St., Long Island
City
Cost: $20
Contact: 347-784-6814
3 Conversation with
Your Councilman -
Councilman Robert Holden
wants to provide the community
with updates on
urgent matters in his district
and his aspiring
future legislation. Held in
Middle Village, inside his district
office, he’s continuing
his popular town hall style
meetings for the first time
2019. He will also answer
questions that the audience
may have about concerns in
the neighborhood.
When: Thursday, March 21
from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
Where: 64-69 Dry Harbor
Road, Middle Village
Cost: Free/RSVP
Contact: 718-366-3900
FRIDAY, MARCH 22
5 Mozart’s The Magic
Flute: Queen’s College
Opera is bringing the 1971
written opera back to
life. “If only everyone had
a magic flute,” they wish.
The show will take you onto
a quest with Prince Tamino
as he’s being chased into
a strange land by a giant
serpent while he ends up
on pursuit with Papageno, a
bird-catcher. They’re seeking
enlightenment and romance,
but they’re having difficulties
telling apart the good
guys from the bad guys. Sung
in German with English dialogue
and supertitles, you’ll
experience a Mozart magic
mystery.
When: Sunday, March 22 at
7:30 p.m
Where: Kupferberg Center for
the Arts, 65-30 Kissena Blvd.,
Flushing
Cost: $20/$5 students with
valid ID
Contact: 718-544-2996
6 Raymond & Miguel
& Alex Matos - Alex
Matos and Raymond and
Miguel are coming to
perform in Woodside at
Mamajuana Cafe. Go and
enjoy a night of dancing,
laughing, and a whole lot
more. Raymond and Miguel
present their humor and
make you laugh until your
abs start to hurt. Alex Matos
will perform his famous salsa
music that will have the
dance floor is filled.
When: Friday, March 22 at
9 p.m.
Mamajuana Cafe,
33-15 56th St., Queens
Cost: Prices TBD
Contact: 718-565-6454
7 Oscar Movie Fridays
- This month,
Woodside’s Queens
Library has had showings
of Oscar movie winners or
nominees every Friday at
noon. If you’re someone that
has not been up-to-date with
the Oscars, or if you’ve heard
of famous movie titles of the
year but still haven’t watched
any of them, take the time
to participate at this event.
Or rewatch the movies and
meet other movie lovers to
discuss with.
When: Friday, March 22 from
noon to 2 p.m.
Where: 4-22 Skillman Ave.,
Woodside
Cost: Free
Contact: 718-429-4700
SATURDAY, MARCH 23
8 Family Fun Saturday
in Kew Garden -
Dedicated to the children
of Celebration Hall in Kew
Gardens is holding a “Tres
Reinas” Concert followed
by a movie screening of
Pixar’s “Up.” The concert is
a family-friendly performance
by a Forest Hills based trio of
musician moms. The movie
screening will provide with
snacks and water.
When: Saturday, March 23,
Concert from 4 to 5 p.m.,
screening at 5 p.m.
Where: The Center at Maple
Grove Cemetery, 127-15 Kew
Gardens Rd., Kew Gardens
Cost: Free/RSVP
Contact: 347-878-6614
9 Spring Crafts for
Kids - The Bayside
Historical Society is excited
to bring in the Spring
and you should be, too.
Join them at the Castle to
create spring crafts, share
snacks, and participate in
other spring activities. The
crafts are suitable for children
ages 4-12. While pre registration
is preferred, walk-ins are
welcome.
When: Saturday, March 23
from noon to 2 p.m.
Where: Bayside Historical
Society, 208 Totten Ave.,
Bayside
Where: Mamajuana Cafe
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