Walking Tour
Walking TourCorona
Walk through Satchmo's preserved 1960s home where his voice still echoes on old tapes, from the turquoise kitchen to the etched-mirror bathroom. A shrine to jazz's greatest ambassador and the domestic life he built in Queens.
Tips
June 11 at 1:30pm
Edmar Castañeda redefines what a harp can do in jazz, weaving Colombian folk roots through improvisation in the garden where Armstrong himself once played. A free afternoon of boundary-breaking music in an iconic setting.
June 11 at 5pm
Get the real talk on buying a home, avoiding scams, and building generational wealth in Queens. This free evening connects you with housing pros and legal experts, plus includes museum admission to explore Louis Armstrong's historic home.
June 12 at 5:15pm
Step into 1926 for the 100th anniversary of OKeh Records' legendary Cabaret and Style Show. Vocal powerhouse Catherine Russell and Colin Hancock's Jazz Hounds bring roaring Chicago jazz to life, while DJ Matthew Rivera spins original Hot Five 78s to kick off the night.
CoronaOpens Thursday at 11:00 AM
Walking TourWalking TourWalk through Satchmo's preserved 1960s home where his voice still echoes on old tapes, from the turquoise kitchen to the etched-mirror bathroom. A shrine to jazz's greatest ambassador and the domestic life he built in Queens.
Tips
June 11 at 1:30pm
Edmar Castañeda redefines what a harp can do in jazz, weaving Colombian folk roots through improvisation in the garden where Armstrong himself once played. A free afternoon of boundary-breaking music in an iconic setting.
June 11 at 5pm
Get the real talk on buying a home, avoiding scams, and building generational wealth in Queens. This free evening connects you with housing pros and legal experts, plus includes museum admission to explore Louis Armstrong's historic home.
June 12 at 5:15pm
Step into 1926 for the 100th anniversary of OKeh Records' legendary Cabaret and Style Show. Vocal powerhouse Catherine Russell and Colin Hancock's Jazz Hounds bring roaring Chicago jazz to life, while DJ Matthew Rivera spins original Hot Five 78s to kick off the night.