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Hearts of Legends
A facilitator, together with partners from OHS Academy, leads a chair aerobics session in Queens Village, Queens. Participants will move through exercises that build strength and learn techniques to help maintain or regain mobility.
Queens Village, QueensCAAMP
Caamp takes the stage at Forest Hills Stadium for an all ages concert that spotlights the band’s folk rock sound and heartfelt storytelling. Expect selections from their latest EP, Somewhere, which reflects on love, change, nostalgia, and the art of letting go. The lead single, Let Things Go, blends a gentle, rolling sound with lyrics about release and renewal. The Ohio born group has cultivated a wide following through sold out tours, festival headline slots, and television appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live, CBS This Morning, and Stephen Colbert. Formed by longtime friends Taylor Meier and Evan Westfall in Ohio, the band has released multiple albums over the years, including their self titled debut, Boys, By and By, and Lavender Days. One dollar from every ticket supports The Great Heights Movement, a charitable initiative founded by the band and administered by The Columbus Foundation, helping programs in Columbus and other communities with a focus on music education, social justice, and sustainability.
Forest Hills StadiumLearn and Play Mahjong with ukulele tunes
Explore Hong Kong-style mahjong in a beginner-friendly setting led by Mahjong enthusiast Tracy Leung. Learn and play with a ukulele playlist in the background. Ukulele players are welcome to bring an instrument to add live accompaniment. Advance sign-ups are available, and walk-ins are welcome.
Songwriters Showcase at The Shillelagh Tavern
Astoria Music Collective brings a Songwriters Showcase to The Shillelagh Tavern, hosted and curated by Jeannie Skelly and sponsored by Lizzy Guitars. The bill features Kyle Rogers and The Kyle Band, The Repressions, Johnny Sullivan, and Kate Kerning.
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