On Saturday, May 17, the kick-off of Central Astoria LDC’s Art Walk was led by the Fogo Azul, “New York’s premier women’s Brazilian samba reggae drum line.” The drum march along Steinway Street ...

Spring is here and it’s time to get outdoors and enjoy Forest Hills’ parks and upcoming Summer Concert Series at the stadium. Let Village Grill do the cooking for you so you can just enjoy the season ...

Dear Savvy Senior, What websites or apps can you recommend to help older people find employment opportunities? I’m 60 and have been out of work for nearly a year now and need some help. —Seeking ...

Three new schools will open their doors in Queens in September 2025, including the first to offer direct access to career-aligned training, membership and real-world experience in the healthcare ...

Roll over, Beethoven! Queens is celebrating the 60th anniversary of the world-famous Beatles concert at Shea Stadium this weekend. On Friday, May 16, head over to the Queens Historical Society, where ...

St. Mary’s will honor a local Queens business leader and a dedicated healthcare professional for their outstanding contributions and commitment to the organization; Hundreds to participate in the ...

Whenever people talk about what they love about living in NYC the most, guaranteed they are going to mention the shopping, either at the top of the list, or very near. The restaurants might vie for ...

Legendary Hollywood star W. C. Fields lived in Bayside, Queens, from 1919 to 1921. Fields returned to Bayside as Professor Eustance McGargle for the filming of Sally of the Sawdust in 1925. Directed ...

Tom Cruise, then already one of the world’s biggest movie stars, accepted the mission to star in a big-screen adaptation of Mission: Impossible, the celebrated late ‘60s espionage television show with ...

State Assemblywoman Jenifer Rajkumar An­nounces “Penny’s Law” To Criminalize Allowing Dogs To Attack Other Dogs; Rajkumar’s Bill “Will Stop Negligent Handling Of Aggressive Dogs, Saving New Yorkers ...

On Saturday, May 3rd the New York Hall of Science (NYSCI) held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the opening of CityWorks, a new permanent exhibit that explores the often invisible inner workings ...