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Samuel Beckett's

Happy Days
Starring Pamela Rickard

& Stephen Wangh


Directed by David Grove

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Winnie is literally and figuratively stuck in place, using humor and memory to keep her fears at bay in the face of an uncertain future.

 

​Friday, October 3, 7:30pm
Saturday, October 4, 7:30pm

"Oh, this is going to be a happy day! Another happy day!" So announces Winnie as she begins another day in Samuel Beckett's absurdly profound and darkly comic masterpiece, HAPPY DAYS. Clinging desperately to the ephemeral presence of her husband Willie as memories surface and stories repeat, Winnie tries to maintain a normal life in a strange new world. She soldiers on, no matter what… fighting the emptiness both within and around her.​

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Nice One Comedy

Culture Lab After Dark presents

Nice One! Comedy

​Laughs meet art at Culture Lab LIC, where stand-up comedy takes center stage in a vibrant gallery setting!

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​October 2, 8pm Lineup:

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Host: Sashalyn Medina  (Comedy in Harlem)​

Sean Donnelly (Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon)​

Pedro Gonzalez (Late Show with Stephen Colbert)​

Ayanna Dookie (Comedy Cellar)​

Max Marcus (Room 52)

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Upcoming Dates:​

​October 2, 8pm

October 16, 8pm

Thanks to our sponsors:

Plaxall Inc, TF Cornerstone, Steve Madden, Howard Gilman Foundation, New York State Council on the Arts

Fiber of Being:

TSGNY x Culture Lab LIC

​A Fiber Art Exhibition​

Opening Reception: Thursday, September 25, 6-9pm

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On view: September 25 - November 2  during gallery hours, Thursday & Friday, 5-9pm, and Saturday & Sunday, 2-9pm. â€‹Free Admission.


“Fiber of Being” explores the enduring significance of fiber art in contemporary life. This exhibition explores how textiles, with their rich histories of handcraft and cultural storytelling, continue to be profoundly relevant—bridging the physical and the virtual, the traditional and the contemporary.

 

How does fiber art assert material presence in an increasingly immaterial world? Fiber is not just a medium  but a metaphor for the interconnected threads of existence, weaving together the past, present, and the future. 

This exhibition presents artwork asserting the importance of touch, material intelligence, and the act of “making” in an age of hyper-connectivity and digital abstraction.

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A juried textile art group show collaboratively organized by Textile Study Group of New York (TSGNY) and Culture Lab LIC. 

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About the Curator: Philadelphia-based fiber artist and educator Cait McCormack has contributed works to solo and group exhibitions at Elijah Wheat Showroom, Hashimoto Contemporary, The Mütter Museum, Museum Rijswijk, The Mesa Contemporary Art Museum, The Taubman Museum of Art, The Fort Wayne Museum of Art, Feinkünst Krüger, Penn State University, Field Projects, SPRING/BREAK Art Show, Future Fair, and a site-specific installation with BravinLee Programs in NYC. Their sculptures have appeared in publications including The New York Times, Hyperallergic, BOMB, Juxtapoz, Whitehot Magazine, Smithsonian, and Bust Magazine. In addition to holding teaching positions at The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and Hussian College of Art and Design, McCormack has participated in artist residencies at The Vermont Studio Center, Monson Arts, The Peter Bullough Foundation, The Wassaic Project, Byrdcliffe Artist Colony, Kimmel Harding Nelson, and The C-Scape Dune Shack Artist Residency Program in Provincetown, MA. McCormack was the recipient of a Joseph Robert Foundation grant in 2021 and received the Woodmere Art Museum’s Maurice Freed Memorial Prize in 2023.

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Sunset
JAZZ

Sunset Jazz is a free, indoor jazz music series every Friday at Culture Lab LIC. Come listen to incredible musicians, have a drink and take in the art.

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Click Here for September-October schedule.

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LIVE in
THE LOT

Live in The Lot is our free summer concert series, featuring live music performed outdoors* every weekend!

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​​Click Here for more info!

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*Weather permitting. Schedule subject to change. Be sure to check Culture Lab LIC on Instagram and Facebook for latest schedule and lineup updates.

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Pup-Up

​at Culture Lab LIC!

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We're puppin up again --and, as always, our kitty friends will be here as well! Join us Sunday, October 5, 1-4pm to find your new best friend with Korean K9 Rescue, LIC Feral Feeders, NYCSCR, and Hearts & Bones Rescue ! â€‹Or,  if you already have a furry best friend, bring them by to check out local vendors, meet up, and hang out! â€‹Don't forget - plenty of treats and activities for humans too!

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Also, check out local vendors offering treats, apparel, services and more! Help your dog beat the heat with splash pads plus tennis balls, treats, swag and more!

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Free Admission! Come for the animal fun and stay for FREE live music at 5pm!

Thanks to our sponsors: Plaxall Inc, TF Cornerstone, Steve Madden, Howard Gilman Foundation, New York State Council on the Arts

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P.S/I.S. 78Q

Kindergarten Meet & Greet

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October 9, 5-7pm

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Join us to meet fellow families, PTA and P.S./I.S. 78Q Admin.

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Activities - Food - Music - Fun

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Sponsored by Culture Lab LIC

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Se fue

A Live Performance of the Cuban Art Song Project’s Debut Album

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Friday, October 10, 7:30pm

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Join the Cuban Art Song Project for a live performance of their debut album, Se Fue. The Cuban Art Song Project (CASP) is a collection of the best Latin and Classical musicians in New York City. CASP’s mission is to help preserve Cuban art song, zarzuela, and popular music and present it through a modern lens. Its core members include Cuban American soprano, Isabella Lamadriz (founder) and pianist, conductor, and arranger, Pablo Zinger. Latin percussion phenom, Takafumi Nikaido and Latin Grammy winning bassist, Pedro Giraudo join CASP for their debut album. Se Fue features the songs of composer Ernesto Lecuona, affectionately known as the, “Gershwin of Cuba.”

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Free Summer Wellness Series With Cintrella

Curated by Sputnik Yoga

May-October at Culture Lab LIC

 

Join us for a sweet Sunday experience that balances body, mind, and soul in the heart of summer!

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Unwind and rejuvenate with our first-ever Culture Lab LIC Summer Wellness Series, designed to bring balance, energy, and relaxation to your weekends. Running from June through October, this monthly event offers a perfect pause between your Sunday brunch and evening concert plans. Each session features a variety of wellness practices such as Yoga, Meditation, Somatic Movement, Mindfulness Exercises, and Music for Healing.

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Whether you're looking to stretch, reset your mind, or simply relax, the series provides a peaceful and inviting environment for all levels. It’s the ideal way to create space for self-care, set the tone for the week ahead, and recharge your energy before heading into the evening's concert experience!

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Free, Outdoors (Weather Permitting)

 

Upcoming dates:

Sunday, October 12, 2pm

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The Little Library in the Woods:

The Brave Little Tailor

Sunday, October 12, 4-5pm

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A silly, heartfelt kids’ film plus talkback with props & costumes!

 

Join us for The Little Library in the Woods: The Brave Little Tailor, the fourth—and first English-language—short film in PinProductions’ fairy tale series. A kingdom falls into ruin when a little tailor, armed with nothing but unearned confidence, offers to take on a horde of giants. Blending live actors with animation, this freshly tailored classic explores the chaos that ensues when confidence is valued over competence—told with humor, heart, and plenty of adventure for the whole family.

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After the screening, families are invited to stay for a fun and interactive talkback with the creators. Kids will get a behind-the-scenes look at how the film was made, explore real props and costumes from the set, and discover how live actors and animation were woven together to create this magical world. A perfect outing for curious kids and families who love stories, laughter, and a touch of wonder!

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Born from the collaboration between writer Susannah Dalton and director José Ignacio Vivero, PinProductions is a Queens-based production company with over ten years of experience creating award-winning theater and film. We use classic storytelling to bridge cultural divides and get people out of their comfort zones.​

PinProductions is funded in part by the Howard Gilman Foundation, administered by Flushing Town Hall.

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PinProductions is a sponsored project of Fractured Atlas, a non-profit arts service organization.

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This project is made possible (in part) with public funds from the Queens Arts Fund, a re-grant program supported by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council and administered by New York Foundation for the Arts.

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This project is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.​

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A Minor Relief
 

Multi-disciplinary artist, ayo ohs, debuts her first album, A Minor Relief, with a site-specific night of music, dance, and theater. Along with musician Treya Lam, ayo weaves personal stories and songs together with humor, incisiveness, and grace. 

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Through this site-specific journey, ayo guides the audience through life experiences in identity and freedom in a rapidly-changing world. Personal and relatable, ayo’s lyrics explore silence and agency, in an effort to find voice. Both playful and contemplative, ayo asks us to reflect and reject where we are today, to find a little relief.

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Friday, October 17, 7:30pm â€‹

Saturday, October 18, 7:30pm

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Stay late on Friday for an after-show mingle & album opening party. Stay late on Saturday for a conversation with the artist.

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ayo ohs (A.O./she/they) is a socially engaged artist, performer, and director working with movement, music, and healing arts in Lenapehoking/Brooklyn, NY. ayo has presented choreography and spatialized audio compositions in venues in NY and San Francisco, where their work was described as “feisty, clever and poignant” by the SF Bay Guardian. In 2023, ayo released the public art project, The Silent Unseen Audio Tour: An Embodied Introduction to Asian American History, an audio tour tracing histories of Asian American immigration through Flushing Meadows Park and the Queens Museum.

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In theater and installation, ayo has collaborated extensively with Andrew Schneider, including: HERE (Jacob’s Pillow 2025), NOWISWHENWEARE (BAM 2023), NERVOUS/SYSTEM (BAM 2018) and AFTER (EMPAC/The Public Theatre 2018). In dance, ayo was an original cast member in Faye Driscoll’s Thank You For Coming series (2013-2018) including performances at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, Jacob’s Pillow, the Venice Biennale, and additional international and US tours. ayo is a founding member of Movement Research’s Artist of Color Council and has been an artist in residence at New York Live Arts (Fresh Tracks), Yaddo, Groundworks Space, and an Engaging Artist’s Fellow at More Art. They hold a BFA summa cum laude from NYU Tisch School of the Arts’ Experimental Theatre Wing. Find ayo under “ayo minor” on most major music-streaming platforms. A Minor Relief is their first EP of music.

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@ayolikemayo

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Photography credit: Maria Baranova
Album cover artwork by Victoria Ravelo

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The Let Loose Choir

LIC’s Monthly Singing Party

 

A joy-driven gathering for all who love to sing – from mini improvised songs in the moment (Circlesinging), to a 4-part harmonized song.

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The Let Loose Choir is an open invitation each month to all who love to sing. At the start of each gathering, we take time to get creative as a group, improvising mini a capella songs and grooves in the tradition of circlesinging.

 

All are welcomed to participate at any level of comfort — creating a phrase on the spot, supporting others’ creations, or just enjoying the jam. Then we dive into a beloved song arranged in 4-part harmony — sheet music and rehearsal tracks sent a week in advance to all who RSVP. As we bring the song to life, we strive not for perfection, but for the celebration of collective creation — the uplift, the joy, the release, and the coming together.

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Sunday, October 19, 3pm​

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Queens Tech Night 2025
Tuesday, October 21, 6:30-9pm
2 hours, 30 minutes
at Culture Lab LIC

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Queens Tech Night returns for 2025 with a special meetup celebrating New York in motion. On Tuesday, October 21, join 200+ other incredible creators and innovators at The Culture Lab in LIC for our latest event, featuring talks, community partners, and more.

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Event Hosts: Plaxall, Queens Economic Development Corporation

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Xena: Warrior Musical LIVE!
Lucier&Rose invite you to an immersive screening of Xena: Warrior Musical Live!

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Friday, October 24, 7-10pm
All ages

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An epic tale of mythological escapades and intense sapphic love, Xena: Warrior Musical was performed at 3 Dollar Bill in September 2022 as a limited preview and captured in this multi-camera edit. If you missed it the first time, now is your chance to experience this new take on the Xenaverse! If you saw it and loved it, come relive the adventure with friends and make some new ones! Aphrodite, Goddess of Love (Stephanie Craven) will host. Featuring guest performers, surprises to enhance your viewing pleasure (think Rocky Horror Picture Show), and a wild Amazon Dance Party to follow. Free popcorn. Wine and beer are available for purchase. Dress code: Amazons, warriors, goddesses, sapphic figures of myth… you get the idea.

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SpeakEasier Language Exchange


4th Saturday of every month

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Are you learning Arabic, Spanish, French, or Farsi? If so, please join us for the monthly SpeakEasier Language Exchange at Culture Lab LIC! This is a fun and interactive event where you can practice your target language(s) with fellow language enthusiasts.

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Whether you're a beginner or fluent speaker, everyone is welcome to participate in this exciting exchange.

 

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to meet new people, practice your target language, and discover a beautiful cultural center in the heart of NYC’s Long Island City!

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Hope to see you there!

Upcoming Dates:
Saturday, October 25, 3pm
Saturday, November 22, 3pm

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Free; Donations Appreciated

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Obremski/Works presents 
Coloratura US


Part of Culture Lab LIC's New Works Festival 2025 collection

Collaboration of multidisciplinary AAPI artists' "Coloratura US", addressing wartime anxieties, family, and the heartbreak of dreams.

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Friday, November 07, 7pm
Saturday, November 8, 3pm & 7pm
Sunday, November 9, 3pm & 7pm

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Coloratura US is a world premiere evening by Founder, Director, and Choreographer Jesse Obremski to be premiered the first week of November at Culture Lab LIC during their Emerging Artist Residency program.

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This site-specific evening-length work will highlight a colorful array of human emotions, connections, and injustices during war, wartime anxiety, and the heartbreak of dreams, showcasing that AAPI artists can advocate for more than just AAPI subjects.

The work will involve a partnership with Compound Playground to incorporate live music by four musicians with Jesse Obremski as the vocalist, and all of the music being composed by Coldplay.

 

Joined by visual artists, Tsai-Hsi Hung and Midori Furutate, Coloratura US is a world-building and life-affirming juxtaposition to our current global climate.

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Cumulo: A Workshop Run
Part of Culture Lab LIC's New Works Festival 2025 Collection

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Puppet protagonist Plum freefalls through the sky, encountering weather and whimsy along the way. A nonverbal puppet piece by Emily Batsford.

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Whimsical and violent, Cumulo is a puppet allegory that examines how we reclaim autonomy when life sends us into freefall. Protagonist Plum plummets through a skyscape of sentient cotton candy clouds and creatures in an immersive journey of embodied self-transformation, supported by a cotton candy set embedded with fans and a large-scale mobile of floating cloud islands.

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Co-produced by Concrete Temple Theatre. â€‹This workshop run of Cumulo was developed during Culture Lab LIC’s 2025 Emergence Artist Residency.

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Thursday, November 13
7pm doors, 7:30pm curtain


Friday, November 14
7pm doors, 7:30pm curtain


Saturday, November 15
1:30pm doors, 2pm curtain
7pm doors, 7:30pm curtain


Sunday, November 16
1:30pm doors, 2pm curtain

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Performances run 50 minutes, with no intermission.

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Kizuna Dance presents

Bread & Circus
Part of Culture Lab LIC's 
New Works Festival 2025 collection

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Thursday, November 20, 7:30pm
Friday, November 21, 4pm
Saturday, November 22, 7:30pm
Sunday, November 23, 7:30pm

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A blended dance-form performance that questions the allure of escapism through dynamic dream-inspired sequences.

Inspired in part by the vivid worlds within the works of Seijun Suzuki, Oscar Oiwa, and Tomokazu Matsuyama, Kizuna Dance’s BREAD & CIRCUS questions the allure of escapism by using dreams as a lens for both self-discovery and for confrontations with reality/the status quo. The company’s idiosyncratic mix of contemporary floorwork, streetdance styles, and capoeira hyperphysicalizes the surreal progression of dreams — from familiar yet uncanny beginnings to vibrant, chaotic twists and turns — and investigates the paradox of boundless imagination constrained by individual perspective.

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Kizuna Dance is an international repertory ensemble that blends streetdance with contemporary floorwork to create dances that celebrate Japanese culture. The company has performed nationally and internationally at prestigious institutions and festivals such as Kobe College, The Japan Society, Performatica, the Let’s Dance International Frontiers Festival, Middlebury Institute for International Studies, and La Halle aux Grains. With more than 20 years of Japanese language study, award-winning Artistic Director Cameron McKinney has received fellowships from the U.S.-Japan Friendship Commission, The School at Jacob’s Pillow, Princeton University, the Alvin Ailey New Directions Lab, and the Asian Cultural Council. He has presented work and taught in over 20 states and in Mexico, Germany, Belgium, Spain, Japan, Ireland, France, and the UK. In 2020, he performed his original choreography alongside Sayo Homma (Dance Barbizon) in Tokyo, Japan in the U.S. Ambassador's Residence. He has received over 30 commissions from institutions across the U.S. and abroad, including The Ailey School, Marymount Manhattan College, Princeton University, Montclair University, three times from the Let’s Dance International Frontiers Festival (UK), Slippery Rock University, Swarthmore College, and Brigham Young University, among numerous others. He has been on faculty at Montclair State University and NYU Tisch, among other universities and festivals. Each year, he organizes Kizuna Dance’s Open Intensive, a week of day-long intensives made entirely free for all participants.

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Performers include Isabele Rosso, Lesar Stepputat, Juan Ospina, Emily Aslin, Rachel Calabrese, and Eric Blovits

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This performance and creation of this work has been supported through a Peridance Center Artist Residency.

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Jingle Bell Swing
Sunday, November 30, 4 - 5pm

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Interactive concert blending winter classics with jazzy twists and favorite family tunes, creating a festive celebration for all!

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Get ready to jingle, jazz, and jam at Jingle Bell Swing! This interactive concert blends beloved winter classics with jazzy twists and favorite family tunes, creating a festive celebration that's fun for all ages.

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Join us for singing, dancing, and musical play as our talented musicians bring the season to life with vibrant melodies and toe-tapping rhythms. From swingin’ snowy scenes to delightful surprises, this joyful experience is the perfect way to connect, celebrate, and make magical holiday memories together! â€‹Children under 13 are free!

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8min20sec
A Collection of Musical Reckonings

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Part of Culture Lab LIC's New Works Festival 2025 collection

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Thursday, December 4, 7:30pm
Friday, December 5, 7:30pm
Saturday, December 6, 3pm
Sunday, December 7, 3pm & 7:30pm

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It takes 8 minutes and 20 seconds for the sun's light to reach our Earth. 8min20sec is a collection of musical reckonings, each beginning when the sun is announced to have gone out. We witness different reactions to the world-ending news, but each story begs the question: how can we hold on when we have to let go?

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Directed by award-winner Jennie Hughes and co-produced by Forager Theatre Company.

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2025 Emergence Artist
Residency Program

Culture Lab LIC is excited to announce our 2025 Emergence Artists in Residence!

These diverse and exceptional performace based artists will be a part of Culture Lab LIC's New Works Festival coming this Fall!

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Culture Lab LIC's Emergence Artist Residency is a developmental performing arts program geared toward the support and creation of new work. 

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Started in 2021 by former Director of Performing Arts, Tana Sirois, the Emergence Artist Residence began as a desire to offer free rehearsal and performance space to performing artists. Since its conception the residency has been further developed and led by Artistic Director Tess Howsam expanding the program to include peer review sessions during the artists year and culminating in Culture Lab LIC’s New Works Festival November and December. 

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Vendor Registration

2025 Outdoor Vendor Market at Culture Lab LIC

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Click to read more & register:

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General Merchandise

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Food Vendors

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Pup-Up Dog Events

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​Grateful Dead Event, June 2025

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Culture Lab LIC voted Best Art Gallery!

 

The people have spoken and named Culture Lab LIC Best Art Gallery in the Arts & Entertainment Section!

 

Queens residents have continued to stand behind their favorite local businesses in the FourLeaf Best of the Boro 2025 competition.

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Thanks to all our supporters!

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And now we've been nominated AGAIN!

 

Voting is now open for Best of Boro 2026!

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We've been nominated in the following categories:

- Best Art Gallery

- Best Concert Venue

- Best Theater Performing Arts Space

- Best Festival for "Taiwan Fest at Culture Lab LIC"

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You can vote once per day, per category!

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Open Call For Art:

Off the Wall

Annual Affordable Fine Art Fair 2025

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All Mediums Accepted. 
On view: November 6 - December 14 
Opening Reception: Thursday, November 6, 6-9pm 
Open call dates: NOW through October 6

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"Off the Wall" is the perfect holiday art show for everyone seeking unique gifts that spark joy and creativity.  Featuring an eclectic collection of works by talented local artists, this exhibition showcases pieces priced under $1,000, making it accessible for art lovers and gift-givers alike. 

 

In the spirit of giving, buyers can walk away with their newfound treasures immediately upon purchase, allowing for a delightful gifting experience. Join us to celebrate local talent and find that perfect piece to brighten the holidays for your loved ones—because this season, it’s all about giving art!

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Meet the People

  behind Culture Lab LIC...

 

Without our team, none of our programming would be possible. Catch a glimpse into the lives of the people who make up the Culture Lab team, and all of the beautiful qualities and characteristics they posses to "make art happen!"

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And be sure to check out all the ways you can help make 2025 Culture Lab's best year ever! 

Become a Member!

 

Culture Lab LIC is celebrating 5 years & we need you to help us build the next 5!

 

Thanks to you, in 2024 our mission to bring impactful art to Western Queens has flourished beyond our wildest dreams. Your contributions--whether through donations, volunteer efforts, or simply by spreading the word about our initiatives --have helped us to make a profound difference in the lives of artists and art lovers in our community. 

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Your generous support not only fueled our programs but also directly impacted the artists we serve, providing them with invaluable opportunities and resources, and a platform to share their stories, visions, and inspirations with the world.

With your continued support in the coming year, we aim to expand our reach, continue to present local and international artists, and further enrich our community through art.

 

Here are 3 ways you can help... 

Donate so we can continue to present the great art & events you love.

Join the Culture Lab LIC Family by Becoming a Member! 

Help us keep our doors open by becoming an Official Sponsor!

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Our ART GALLERY is open Thursday & Friday, 5-9pm, and Saturday & Sunday, 2-10pm. Keep your eye on our social media for updates on our upcoming theatre, dance and comedy performances!

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As a member of Culture Lab LIC, you directly support dozens of arts, cultural and neighborhood organizations enjoyed by the entire community. As a Thank You for your awesomeness, each of our membership levels offer something for everyone: $2 off drinks, early viewings to monthly exhibitions, artists talks, Culture Lab LIC swag, and discounts to theater, dance, music concerts, and special events. We have an exciting season ahead of us and we cannot wait to share it with you! 

Our Supporters
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NYC Council Member Julie Won

NYC State Senator Kristen Gonzalez​

Karen Dimit in Loving Memory of Greg Dimit

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