QCP’s Evening of Fine Food a Big Success
Event raised over $120k for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities By Jessica Meditz [email protected] Queens Centers for Progress (QCP)
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Entertainment
It’s In Queens: April 2022
By Rob MacKay, DirectorPublic Relations, Marketing & Tourism, Queens Economic Development Corporation It’s April, and plants are growing. The days
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JFK Redevelopment Outreach office opens in Jamaica
Will be open to the public Monday through Friday BY JEN KHEDAROO Members of the public can now access information
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Shortest Month Long on Events in Queens
Be happy for geography. In Finland, February is called “helmikuu,” which translates to “month of the pearl” because snow melts
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Red Envelopes, Film Premieres & Great Art
January is the first month of the year in the Julian and Gregorian calendars, and the coldest month in the
Read moreTen Events to Make your December Merry
With several major religious observances, the winter solstice, and New Year’s Eve, December is a very busy month. And it’s
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Bayside BID to host annual ‘Bell Blvd. Food & Music Fest’ on June 3rd
Experience Bayside’s exciting food and entertainment atmosphere at a fun outdoor food and music festival next weekend. Hosted by the Bayside
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Kupferberg Center For The Arts Presents: The Ten Tenors – Home For The Holidays
On Sunday, December 10th, ring in the holidays with the critically acclaimed music ensemble for their one-time performance in New York City!
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October is a busy month in Queens
October is always a busy month in the United States. It has the United Nations General Assembly, apple-picking, leaf-peeping, Halloween
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Festivals are all the rage in Queens in September!
The month of September rolls in with Labor Day and back-to-school activities. It saunters out with Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur,
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