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Flushing Town Hall will host a diverse selection of Lunar New Year events to celebrate the Year of the Red Horse. <\/p>\n
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\t\t Search our comprehensive guide to things to do in Queens<\/a> for more local events \u2014 or submit your own<\/a>!<\/p>\n Flushing Town Hall<\/a> will host a diverse lineup of Korean, Chinese, Japanese, Taiwanese and Mongolian programs to celebrate Lunar New Year in January.\n<\/p>\n The performing arts center, located at 137-35 Northern Blvd. in Flushing<\/a>, will celebrate the Year of the Red Horse with a series of exhibitions, concerts and ceremonies starting Jan. 23 and runnnig until March 1.<\/p>\n Events showcased at Flushing Town Hall during the Lunar New Year celebrations aim to celebrate Chinese, Taiwanese, Korean, Japanese and Mongolian artists and traditions.\n<\/p>\n The center will host a free Lunar New Year exhibition throughout the entire five-week event, celebrating the vitality and courage of the Year of the Red Horse.\n<\/p>\n Red Horizon: Art, Heritage, New Energy\u00a0<\/a>has been curated by Flushing Town Hall teaching artist Stephanie Lee and includes works from more than a dozen distinguished artists of Asian descent, including Jae Hi Ahn, Eugenie Chao, April Chong and Lee herself.<\/p>\n Lee, a Korean-American visual artist who founded the Garage Art Center, explores the intersection of cultural heritage and contemporary life through storytelling and symobolism.\n<\/p>\n Artist Sei Ryun Chun will open the Lunar New Year celebrations with a Korean Tea Ceremony from 6-8 p.m. on Jan. 23, inviting guests to raise a cup to new beginnings at the free opening reception<\/a>.<\/p>\n Flushing Town Hall will host Korean fusion group Insun Park & Generals<\/a> on Jan. 31, offering guests a chance to experience a \u201cgroundbreaking fusion\u201d of rock, Korean traditional music and mask dance rhythms. Tickets for the concert, which kicks off at 7 p.m., start at $25 for advanced general admission and $20 for members. General admission tickets will be available for $30 on the day of the concert, with a $25 rate available for members.<\/p>\n Lee will then hold a hands-on painting workshop<\/a> at the center from 2-3:30 p.m. on Feb. 21, providing a step-by-step guide for participants to create their own horse painting. The workshop, which costs $12 for general admission and $10 for members, will teach participants about Korean folk art Minhwa.<\/p>\n