Operatic World Fair
Description
International renown.
The cutting-edge of technology.
Global representatives gathered together to share advancements in their society.
This was the World’s Fair, the phenomenon to which we can attribute the unveiling of La Tour Eiffel, Olmstead’s landscaping technology, San Francisco's Japanese Tea Garden, Lima’s Peruvian Pavillion, and even the first whispers of the telephone. Centered around a theme, modern expositions are a rare showing of intercultural collaboration. Situated in such a vibrant city where cross-cultural exchange shapes every corner, thus begs the question: what would a New York City operatic exposition look like?
Killer Queen Opera Presents: The 2026 Operatic World Fair, an evening of intercultural contributions to the cutting edge of opera and the arts.
Featuring works by composers from around the globe, the Killer Queen Operatic World's Fair travels deep into the core of human consciousness, extracting common themes while celebrating the depth of artistic diversity reflected in New York City.
Guests will enjoy excerpts from Killer Queen productions, old and new. Additionally, guests will be invited to enjoy our bar, buffet, and other artistic activities inspired by major inventions of the past - such as photography, travel, architecture, & more
All funds from tickets, silent auction, and donations will go to fund Killer Queen Opera's upcoming season artist & productions - as well finalizing our status as a 501 C3 non-profit organization!
Performances by guests artists such as Coulou, Stella Sundari, Offering Rain & many more!
FAQs
- Is there a dress code?
Come in what makes you feel comfortable and most like YOU. As long as you feel fabulous.
Semi-formal/gala attire recommended.
- What are the closest subway & train lines to the venue?
The closest stations are Broadway-Lafayette St, Bleecker St, and Prince St. Stations (B D F M R W & 6 Trains).
Broadway-Lafayette St. and Prince St. are accessible stations. Please check this link for service status the day of the event.
The above subway lines can be reached by Amtrak and Metro North Trains via Penn Station and Grand Central Station.
- Is the venue accessible?
Yes! The event is ADA accessible. Seating will be available for all ticket holders.
Broadway-Lafayette St. and Prince St. are accessible stations. Please check this link for service status the day of the event.
Captioning in English via supertitles will be provided for all acts.
See events.humanitix.com/opera-world-fair/accessibility for more information. If you require any additional accommodations, please be in touch killerqueenopera@gmail.com
- Should I arrive hungry?
Absolutely! Along with musical works old and new by composers of various countries, the Operatic World Fair will be serving appetizers and dishes from around the world - all from our favorite local restaurants and vendors.
- Is food & drink included in my ticket?
Yes - The dinner buffet plus two glasses of champagne are included with each ticket!
For VIP tickets which include all-night access to the full bar get in contact about becoming a donor or sponsor: killerqueenopera@gmail.com.
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