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Extraordinary security in store for 4th of July fireworks in Hunters Point

By Bill Parry

Flushing

One man’s trash is another man’s fashion treasures

By Shanna Fuld

Long Island City

LIC Summit discusses changing landscape of dynamic neighborhood

By Bill Parry

Astoria

‘House Party’ turns 25, made two Queens kids stars

By Bill Parry

Street Festival Photo

Arts & Entertainment

Fresh Pond Road street festival to hold student poetry and art contest

By Anthony Giudice

Arts & Entertainment

Queens Symphony Orchestra visits Hamilton Beach

By Angela Matua

Flushing

Queens Museum lit orange at vigil for Charleston massacre, gun violence victims

By Madina Toure

Flushing

Prayer vigil for Charleston victims to take place Monday in Flushing Meadows

By Madina Toure

Fiddledeedee, Armenian violinist makes her home in Middle Village

By Allison Plitt

Elmhurst

Student artists LeAp into activism with work

By Shanna Fuld

Jamaica Estates

Flushing theater group moves to Jamaica Estates

By Merle Exit

Steven Reineke, music director and conductor of The New York Pops, is excited to call Forest Hills Stadium the orchestra's new summer home.

The New York Pops to call Forest Hills Stadium home this summer

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Forest Hills Festival of the Arts turns 15

By Tammy Scileppi

Sunnyside

Patriotism on the march in Sunnyside’s 47th Flag Day Parade

By Bill Parry

Bayside

Schedule of events released for fireworks at Fort Totten

By Tom Momberg

Astoria

Kalief Browder remembered at Welling Court in Astoria

By Bill Parry

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Arts & Entertainment

Color, dance and music at Queens Museum’s Festival Andino on Sunday

By QNS News Team

Outdoor Movie

Arts & Entertainment

Hunters Point Parks Conservancy announces waterfront movie lineup, asks for suggestions

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Long Island City

5Pointz artists sue developer while August Martin project opens to the public

By Bill Parry

Ridgewood

A taste of hipster Brooklyn in the heart of Ridgewood, Queens

By Suzanne Parker

Forest Hills’ young chess champ

By Eric Jankiewicz

Art and music mingle with coffee at Red Pipe Cafe

By Tammy Scileppi

Long Island City

Unique international outdoor film festival kicks off at Socrates Sculpture Park

By Bill Parry

Arts & Entertainment

5Pointz artists suing over whitewashing: report

By QNS News Team

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