Colombia to Queens: Tale of immigrants struggling to survive in Jackson Heights debuts at Tribeca Film Fest
The Reel Queens, by Nathan Duke
Queens Symphony will premiere new concerto
Queens Symphony Orchestra will present the world premiere performance of Omnipresence, Concerto No. 1 for Solo Violin, Off-stage Ensemble and Orchestra, written for master violinist Cho-Liang Lin by internationally acclaimed modern classical c
International film exhibit runs all summer at Socrates
In the citys most international borough, it only seems fitting that Queens be the site for a film festival celebrating a range of cultures from across the globe.
Reel New York will feature Queens filmmakers
From classic films by renowned artists to cutting-edge videos by newcomers, the eighth season of Thirteens Reel New York celebrates the proud heritage and bright future of New York independent film and video.
Empire director to talk at Astorias film museum
The gritty and heartfelt movie Empire, selected for the Sundance Film Festival last year, will be screened by the American Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria with a personal appearance by director Franc Reyes.
Bloomberg kicks off Winter Festival 2003
Winter in New York City is one of the most beautiful and magical times of the year, Mayor Michael Bloomberg said Monday morning in front of a podium made of ice as children sipped hot chocolate behind him.
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Entertainment
- Ridgewood hits the small screen: Local streets spotted in HBO’s ‘The Penguin’
- AsianInNY Fashion Show highlights global designers and talent in Flushing
- A haunting evening: The Flushing Remonstrance to perform live scores for vampire classic
- Queens World Film Festival to host special screening in Long Island City of ‘Listening Tour’ stories on hope and resilience
- Bayside Historical Society unveils exciting fall lineup at historic Fort Totten, featuring tours, Halloween events, and more