Weekend Events in Queens — November 21-23, 2008

Friday

• Annual NEA Jazz Masters Concert at Flushing Town Hall

Saturday

• Fungus Among Us at Alley Pond Park

• Local History Club and Be a History Detective at Fort Totten

• Mexican Circus at Flushing Meadows Park - Through December 7

• Brian Stokes Mitchell in Concert With Marin Mazzie at Queens College

• Tour Of Historic Lawrence Cemetery in Bayside - Bayside Historical Society

• Patricia Klindeinst at Queens Botanical Garden

• Sufi Dance meditation: Lecture and Demonstration at Flushing Library

• Kingdom - a musical at Queens Theatre in the Park - with The Public Theater

• Inti Illimani at Queens Theatre in the Park

Sunday

• Scavenger Hunt at Kissena Park

• Mexican Circus at Flushing Meadows Park - Through December 7

• The Aesthetics of Diversity: Salon Sundays at Flushing Town Hall

• Scholastic Book Fair at Forest Hills Jewish Center

Continuing Events

• Current Exhibits at PS 1

• Kingdom - a musical at Queens Theatre in the Park - with The Public Theater - Through November 22

• Seena Donneson at AES Gallery - Through November 26

• Panorama: The Mapping of Prediction at QMA - Through November 30

• Familiar Spaces: Reconsidered - at Art-o-Mat in LIC - Through November 30

• Alley Pond Park Adventure Course - free - Sundays Through End of November

• SculptureCenter's fall exhibitions - Through November 30

• Meditation in Contemporary Chinese Landscape - Godwin-Ternbach Museum at Queens College - Through December 6

• Mexican Circus at Flushing Meadows Park - Through December 7

• Reason's Clue at Queens Museum of Art - Through December 7

• Rhythms of Latino America at Thalia Spanish Theatre - Through December 14

• Pedro Meyer: Heresies at QMA - Through January 4, 2008

• JCAL Gallery presents Metro Poles - Through January 17, 2009

• Socrates Park - EAF08: 2008 Emerging Artist Fellowship Exhibition - Through March 1, 2009

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