A Jazzy Valentine Concert at Flushing Town Hall

DATE: FRI, February 14, 2025
TIME: 8:00 PM
General Admission: $25 Adults / $20 Seniors and Students with ID / $18 Members

Enjoy an evening of romantic melodies and timeless jazz standards that will fill your hearts with joy and rhythm. Perfect for couples, friends, or solo jazz lovers, this concert is a celebration of love and music. Don’t miss this chance to create lasting memories with someone special!

Celebrate love and jazz on Valentine’s Day at Flushing Town Hall with Marion Cowings and Kim Kalesti. Marion Cowings, renowned for his velvety baritone voice and mastery of scat singing, has performed at prestigious venues such as the Kennedy Center and Lincoln Center. With a career spanning decades, his performances are a blend of sophistication, emotion, and storytelling that have captivated audiences worldwide....

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DATE: FRI, February 14, 2025
TIME: 8:00 PM
General Admission: $25 Adults / $20 Seniors and Students with ID / $18 Members

Enjoy an evening of romantic melodies and timeless jazz standards that will fill your hearts with joy and rhythm. Perfect for couples, friends, or solo jazz lovers, this concert is a celebration of love and music. Don’t miss this chance to create lasting memories with someone special!

Celebrate love and jazz on Valentine’s Day at Flushing Town Hall with Marion Cowings and Kim Kalesti. Marion Cowings, renowned for his velvety baritone voice and mastery of scat singing, has performed at prestigious venues such as the Kennedy Center and Lincoln Center. With a career spanning decades, his performances are a blend of sophistication, emotion, and storytelling that have captivated audiences worldwide.

Sharing the stage is Kim Kalesti, an extraordinary vocalist known for her dynamic range and compelling stage presence. As longtime collaborators, Marion and Kim have recorded multiple albums and performed extensively, creating an unparalleled synergy in their musical interpretations. Their partnership extends beyond the stage, having co-founded the Vocal Jazz Department at NYU, where they nurtured a new generation of jazz artists.

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