New Parks Committee Chair Peter Koo talks Grodenchik, safety and upkeep
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He takes over the position at a time when parks across the city — and Queens, in particular — are in desperate need of upgrades and upkeep.
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12K runners compete in Queens 10K
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Among the runners were more than 2,500 Queens residents, including second-place finisher Patricio Castillo, from Flushing, who finished with a time of 30:06.
Read MoreIt’s In Queens! June 14 - 16
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Outdoor goes indoors. New works complement golden oldies. Loud gets silent. Dogs mix with birds. Esoteric becomes pop.
Read MoreSheila E. to headline free music festival in Queens
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The concert will last from 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. and “offer a range of food, entertainment and activities for people of all ages.”
Read MoreIt’s in Queens! this weekend
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Did you know Queens hosts the biggest Memorial Day parade in the United States?
Read MoreThe top 4 most unique wedding venues in Queens
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It’s prime wedding season once again, which means cake, happy tears and bridesmaid dresses galore.
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It’s in Queens this weekend (April 26-28)
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Queens fun is predictably awesome with Latin dance, improvisational jazz, comedy, sculpture, some one-person plays, bird-watching and sculpture.
Read MoreBorough Blooms: Here are the 4 best spots to see cherry blossoms
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Washington D.C. and Newark may get the attention, but fewer blooms are more iconic than the blossoms bursting pink and white throughout Queens.
Read MorePHOTOS: 11 of the Finest $5 Foods at the Queens Night Market
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The Queens International Night Market will making its delicious return to Flushing Meadows Corona Park to kick off its fifth season on April 20.
Read MoreThe Flavors of Queens Converge at Annual Food Festival
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lmost all 700 attendees expected to participate live or work in Queens
Read MoreQueens Night Market Returns for Fifth Season
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The market will run every Saturday through the spring and will feature dozens of diverse food options, all priced at $6 or less.
Read MoreParks Department Puts New Spin On Classic Subway Map
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The New York City Parks Department took a page out of the MTA’s book last week by revealing a subway-style map of some of the city’s greatest green spaces.
Read MorePHOTOS: Queens Chamber Honors Borough’s Top 20 Construction Jobs
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“How we manage our built environment, as well as our public spaces, directly impacts the quality of business and residential life in the borough.”
Read MoreIconic State Pavilion Gets $16 Million FEMA Infusion
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Ever since the World’s Fair in 1964, a combination of neglect, decay and even Hurricane Sandy have left the hulking pavilion in disrepair.
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