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Built in 1661, the Bowne House transports visitors back with its original wooden beams, wide-plank floors, massive fireplaces and unique artifacts.
In 1814, when British forces had burned Washington and New Yorkers feared an attack on their own harbor, men from the old Queens village of Newtown joined an emergency effort to de...
The World’s Borough has had its blue and white, flower-adorned flag unofficially representing the county since 1913. It’s a beautiful but rogue banner with no legal legitimacy...
Our local communities and all communities, wherever located, have very localized names for real estate subdivisions, ponds and lakes, hills and valleys. Over an extensive period of...
In 2007, local artists painted a mural decreeing “Queens is the future.” Now the tagline is proudly displayed on welcome signs—right above the name of Astoria’s own Zohran Mamdani.
On Wednesday, a sold out crowd filled Citi Field in Flushing to watch soon-to-be Queens locals Gotham FC of the National Women’s Soccer League play their first match in the Wor...
For almost a decade, a cutting-edge community gallery in the heart of Maspeth has been making waves within the borough’s artist circles as a popular art hub. Offering enriching cre...
One unique distinction between Queens and the other boroughs of New York City is the importance of a neighborhood to each resident. Here in Queens, if we’re talking to someone from...
The two main symbols of the 1939-40 World’s Fair no longer tower over the ground where they once stood, which is today Flushing Meadows Corona Park. One was a large globe called t...
The Queens International Food and Music Festival marked its ninth year of operation on Sunday, Aug. 16, at Phil “Scooter” Rizzuto Park in Richmond Hill. The event featured a pletho...
The Queens County Farm Museum in Floral Park held its annual Corn Fest celebration, while also commemorating the launch of its Amazing Maize Maze on Sunday, Aug. 30. In honor of Am...
Fans celebrating in bars with loose connections to the country they were supporting, chance subway encounters between rivals on a Queens N train and jubilant celebrations on St...
The inaugural Fashion Week Queens got off to a grand start on Friday, July 17, at the Queens Center, located at 90-15 Queens Blvd. in Elmhurst. Community leaders, designers, cultur...
Queens has some of the best parks to picnic in — even better than the famed Central Park!According to a recent study by Holland Bikes, a bike rental provider, Kissena Corridor Park...
In 1857, John Welz founded his brewery in a small plant on the corner of Scholes Street and Graham Avenue in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. He brewed good beer, and as the demand for his...
Historic Queens park is getting a $120M upgrade Diana Ionescu Sat, 08/08/2026 - 05:00 Primary Image Primary Image Caption...
Katherine McQuade, a Whitestone resident who was crowned Miss Vermont USA 2026 last month, is officially on her way to compete in the Miss USA Pageant in Miami, Florida, on Aug. 27...
Rockaway hosts film and surf music festivals. The Queens mainland hosts boxing, juggling, cooking demonstrations, and a corn fest. And Flushing Meadows Corona Park hosts the best t...
Just when we thought we were catching our breath after the excitement of the Knicks winning the NBA championship and the US hosting the World Cup, the US Open will begin! The US Op...
Officials in Queens said this week that they want to reverse decades of underfunding of the borough’s largest and most well-known green space, Flushing Meadows Corona Park.
To celebrate the growing community of bikers in New York City, Queens Borough President Donovan Richards Jr. announced the inaugural “Ride Queens” bike tour, a free community cycli...
The Queens County Farm Museum in Floral Park hosted its 47th annual Thunderbird American Indian Powwow from Friday, July 24, to Sunday, July 26. The powwow from the Queens County F...
On August 15, the Community House of Forest Hills Gardens at 15 Borage Place marked a remarkable milestone: a centennial celebration honoring a century of service to the people of...
A number of young tennis players from Queens are representing the borough on the US Open ball crew for the next three weeks as the famous tennis tournament returns to Flushing Mead...
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