Music From The Sole Flushing Tickets
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Music From The Sole Flushing 2025 Ticket Info
Immerse yourself in the unparalleled acoustics of the Kupferberg Center for the Arts - LeFrak Concert Hall at Music From The Sole's captivating performance . This unique dance and music ensemble, founded in 2014 by the visionary duo J. J. E. and T. M. A., blends rhythmic dance with diverse music genres to tell compelling stories through movement. Originating in NYC and now celebrated globally, including performances in Canada, Music From The Sole has garnered critical acclaim for its innovative choreography and emotional depth. Beyond the stage, the ensemble is deeply committed to supporting the arts through various charitable initiatives. Don't miss your chance to witness this extraordinary fusion of talent and creativity. Secure your tickets now for an unforgettable experience.
Music From The Sole Kupferberg Center for the Arts - LeFrak Concert Hall
The Kupferberg Center for the Arts - LeFrak Concert Hall, a beacon for cultural enrichment in Queens, is renowned for its dynamic programming, including workshops and seminars tailored for emerging artists. It shines as a platform for local talent through seasonal art showcases, exemplified by events like Music From The Sole Flushing, which celebrates innovative performances. Following its 2023 renovations, the hall now boasts enhanced spaces designed to elevate audience engagement. Special occasions, from gala fundraisers to exclusive performances such as Music From The Sole Flushing, not only enrich the community but also support the venue's vibrant programming. Patrons can enjoy perks like Priority Entry Seats for early access or opt for Side Orchestra seats for an immersive view of the performers. Conveniently located, it's a quick trip via the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway and Queensboro Bridge for Brooklynites, or just a short walk south from Queens College's library.