It’s in Queens! April 9th Through April 15th
Some enrichment options head outdoors with such events as a carnival, a gardening extravaganza, an...
Tag: Long Island City
“One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest” Starts LIC Run on Friday
It first hit the literary scene in 1962, when arguments about deinstitutionalization were raging...
Red Noses to Bring Belly Laughs to Queens
It all began in 14th century France, when the Black Plague was raging. A desperate monk decided th...
Queens Taste 2015 at Hall of Science on May 12
The ongoing battle over which borough has the best restaurants will have a friendly skirmish durin...
Listing of the Day: 10-30 Jackson Avenue, #4A
This one-bedroom apartment in Long Island City is in a six-story brick building with a bank on the...
Today’s the Day That Everything Changed
On March 30th, 1909, the Queensboro Bridge opened to traffic. Long Island City, and the rest of Qu...
The Damage of a Historic Artifact in Queens Plaza
A few years ago, local controversy in LIC and Astoria was centered around a pair of Dutch era arti...
Top-Notch Comedy Fest Raises Funds and Awareness for Farm
Why did the chicken cross the road? Well, it was probably to attend a Queens comedy spectacular ho...
Hunters Point Historic District: The Homes of Root and Rust
A few things to get out of the way at the start of this post are that a) the intersection of 23rd ...
A Rich Version of Threepenny Opera in Flushing
It’s known as the “beggars’ opera,” but it’s more of a boisterous musical. It was writte...
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