Global Mashup: Latin Jazz Meets Swing! at Flushing Town Hall
Company:
Flushing Town Hall
Get ready for a high-energy, cross-cultural musical experience as this Global Mashup will have you moving and grooving to start your night. Then The Steve Kroon Latin Jazz Ensemble and The Patience Higgins Swing Band will come together and present an unforgettable night of rhythm, melody, and dance!
On April 19, we’re fusing the irresistible beats of The Steve Kroon Latin Jazz Ensemble with the electrifying swing of The Patience Higgins Swing Band. These master musicians will take turns igniting the stage with their signature sounds—then come together for a once-in-a-lifetime mashup that will have you dancing in the aisles! But the fun doesn’t stop there! Before the show, acclaimed dance instructors Mickey Davidson and Vanda Polokova will get you moving with a dance lesson that blends Latin and Swing styles. Whether you’re a seasoned dancer or just want to have fun, this is your chance to step, spin, and sway to the night’s infectious rhythms.
Experience the magic of live music, the joy of dance, and the energy of a crowd united by the universal language of jazz. Don’t miss this extraordinary night of cultural fusion.
"Steve’s music is loaded with the instantly-likable melodically attractive and rhythmically intriguing performances that once made Latin jazz the kind of music a diverse audience could groove to. “A lot of guys today play too much,” Kroon adds, explaining how he approaches the style reverently, with an emphasis on finesse."
-latinjazz.com
Parking Information: Flushing Town Hall has a small parking lot at the rear of the building, which fills up quickly during events. Additional paid parking is available nearby at:
• PEC Parking – 35-15 Farrington St, Flushing, NY 11354
• The Farrington Parking – 33-66 Farrington St, Flushing, NY 11354
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