Given recent developments amid the coronavirus outbreak, Flushing Town Hall is postponing all public and school programs in March and April and will be closed until further notice.
Shows that are postponed until further notice:
- Global Mashup 2: Hungary Meets Ghana (Saturday, March 14)
- The Very Hungry Caterpillar public programs (Sunday, March 15) and school performances (Monday, March 16)
- Navatman Music Collective & Dance Company (Saturday, March 21)
- Akua Allrich: Tribute to Nina Simone & Miriam Makeba (Saturday, March 28)
- Monthly Jazz Jam (Wednesday, April 1)
- Peony Dreams: Through the Looking Glass (Thursday, April 2 – Sunday, April 12)
- Global Mashup 3: Colombia meets the Philippines (Saturday, April 4)
- Music from China (Sunday, April 5)
- Live Drawing with Models (Monday, April 13)
- Global Mashup 4: Bluegrass meets Mexico (Saturday, April 18)
- Orchestra of St. Luke’s Music in Color: Eleanor Alberga (Sunday, April 19)
- CrossCurrent Contemporary Dance Festival (Saturday, April 25)
- Queens Symphony Orchestra (Thursday, April 30)
- Jazz 101: History & Listening (Tuesday, March 24 – Tuesday, May 19)
- Make Something Workshop Series (Tuesday, March 17 – Tuesday, May 5)
Shows that have been cancelled:
- Hot Club-Jazz Listening Session on Saturday, March 21
- Queens College Students’ Biennale Friday, March 20 through Sunday, March 29
- EtM Anniversary Celebration (Sunday, April 19)
Rescheduled shows:
- A Palo Seco: Flamenco (Saturday, March 28; both public programs and school performances are rescheduled for Friday, May 15)
Following the coronavirus outbreak, Flushing Town Hall has been following guidance from city, state and federal agencies, especially the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, which is working closely with cultural institutions on public land.
“We proactively increased and intensified our already thorough cleaning routines and will continue to do so,” said Ellen Kodadek, executive and artistic director of Flushing Town Hall. “We will continue to monitor the situation and will adapt our protocols as directed to Keep Flushing Town Hall as safe as possible for all who come through our doors. It’s important to us as an institution that we do our part, because we care about our community, and the future of our city.”
For those who have purchased a ticket to an event that has been postponed, Flushing Town Hall will honor that ticket when the event is rescheduled, or you may request a refund by contacting the box office.
The organization is asking the public to consider converting the ticket to a tax-deductible donation, which would be greatly appreciated at this time. For updates visit flushingtownhall.org.
