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Bayside

Bayside Little Leaguers commemorate new season

By Tom Momberg

Rego Park

Spreading their message through art

By Tammy Scileppi

Head on down to Little Neck y’all for Korean-Cajun fare

Photo by Suzanne Parker

Arts & Entertainment

Queens students look at the horrors of genocide

By Anthony Giudice

Astoria

Theater lovers gather to celebrate the Astoria Performing Arts Center

By Ron Hellman

Arts & Entertainment

Queens native John Leguizamo to perform at LIC’s The Creek and The Cave

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Flushing

Titan Theatre Co. does it again with brilliant ‘Othello’

By Kevin Zimmerman

Astoria

Astoria Performing Arts Center honors Jimmy Van Bramer, Ted Chapin

By Gina Martinez

Ozone Park

Furuya Sisters come to Ozone Park

By Gina Martinez

Ozone Park

Faruya Sisters Come to Queens

By Gina Martinez

‘West Side Story’ hits the stage at St. Francis Prep

By Kevin Zimmerman

Long Island City

SculptureCenter renovation project wins prestigious award

By Bill Parry

Douglaston

Center for Women to honor Letitia James, Helen Sears

By Tom Momberg

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Arts & Entertainment

Queens arts center looks to become one-stop shop for artists and community

By QNS News Team

Long Island City

You’re not crazy, Variations Theatre group delivers a knock-out ‘One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest’

By Kevin Zimmerman

Corona

Queens Taste 2015 moves to the New York Hall of Science in Corona

By Bill Parry

Corona

Exhibition shares community ideas for Flushing Meadows Corona Park

By QNS News Team

Flushing

‘The Moth’ brings its story slam to Flushing

By Michael Shain

Glendale

Glendale author pens short story to honor family members on Titanic

By QNS News Team

Flushing Town Hall's LGBTQ-themed concert in Jackson Heights will kick off Pride Month which also includes the Queens Pride Parade, expected to take place this year on June 7.

Jackson Heights

Open call for Queens-based LGBTQ performing artists for Jackson Heights concert

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Arts & Entertainment

LIC’s SculptureCenter to get excellence in preservation award for renovation, expansion

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Long Island City

You could die laughing at this play

By Gina Martinez

Flushing

New exhibition at Godwin-Ternbach proves a picture is worth a thousand words

By Kevin Zimmerman

BATSU was performed last year during the LIC Arts Open at The Local, located at 13-02 44th Ave. in Long Island City.

Arts & Entertainment

LIC Arts Open to celebrate fifth year

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