Rockaway artist emerges in new Ft. Tilden exhibit
The pieces in the exhibit explore fictitious landscapes through subtle color harmonies and invite the viewer into their search for balance, depth and emerging forms.
Hollis hip-hop artist weighs prose, cons of poetic Run
Joseph Rev. Run Simmons, one of the members of the pioneering rap group Run-DMC, officially put his name in for the ceremonial post by the Friday…
Genocide exhibit to open at QCC Holocaust Center
A new photo documentary exhibit chronicling the instances of genocide throughout the world during the 20th century will open at the Queensborough Community College Holocaust Resource Center and Archives Feb. 29.
Memories of Ellis Island brought to Queens
From 1892 to its official close in 1954, more than 12 million immigrants passed through the gates of New Yorks Ellis Island, yearning for freedom and a new life on American shores. Most of them, in one or two generations, fulfilled their dream, but
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- Korean American Youth Choir performs at the White House’s first Chuseok holiday celebration
- Woodhaven motorcyclist died earlier this month after falling from the Cross Bay Bridge in Rockaway Beach: NYPD
- Council Member Ung teams up with DSNY and NYPD to tackle unlicensed vending in Flushing
- Major drug bust in Floral Park, nearly four tons of illegal cannabis worth $10M seized: DA
- Chihuahua carrying groper sought for targeting young girls on board a Q58 bus: NYPD
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- MONOPOLY: Queens Edition set to roll the dice on Oct. 5 at Queens Center Mall
- Ridgewood Off Kilter Film Festival features the weird and wonderful for its second year
- Photos: Myrtle Avenue Fall Street Festival takes over Ridgewood with food, fun and festivities
- Flushing House marks 50th anniversary with ‘Jazz in the Sky’ celebration
- Bayside community celebrates 60th anniversary of Historical Society and 110th Bayside Day with festivities at Fort Totten