Founded in 2011, The Singing Winds has been a vibrant force in the Kensington community, offering multilingual storytelling performances and folk art festivals that showcase the traditions of immigrant residents. Through folklore, music, dance, and crafts, The Singing Winds creates a space where cultural heritage is honored, shared, and celebrated.

At its core, The Singing Winds is about more than just performances—it’s about building connections. By creatively using public spaces, the organization fosters relationships among neighbors, encouraging dialogue that transcends language barriers and cultural divisions. Whether through a mesmerizing dance performance, the rhythm of traditional music, or hands-on craft-making, every event is an invitation to explore the richness of Brooklyn’s diverse communities.

The impact of The Singing Winds is felt deeply by those who participate. Families gather to hear stories passed down through generations, artists find a welcoming platform for their work, and audiences leave with a deeper appreciation for the traditions of their neighbors. These programs not only preserve heritage but also nurture understanding and unity in an ever-changing urban landscape.

We welcome your thoughts, ideas, and suggestions on how The Singing Winds can continue to serve the community. Have you attended one of our events? Do you have a story or tradition you’d like to share? Join the conversation and help us keep the spirit of cultural exchange alive.

Stay connected with us for upcoming events and opportunities to engage.  Let’s continue to celebrate the beauty of diversity together!

The Singing Winds is sponsored, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the NYC City Council and the New York State Council for the Arts.