Suggestions for Landmarks and Outdoors near Ridgewood, Queens
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Danal K. • August 25, 2013Great park -handball court, volley ball court/tennis, soccer field, basketball court, fitness area, children's area and water feature that's great for hot days!
Tasayu T. • July 10, 2010The park consisted of a play area for tots and facilities for shuffleboard, basketball, handball, softball, and rollerskating for older boys and girls.
8.2Historic and Protected Site •18-20 Flushing Ave (at Onderdonk Ave), Ridgewood
Lacie Z. • March 3, 2012Best house ever. Chickens out back. Donate to such a great rare historical house!
Leebrian N. • May 16, 2011#AUTiSM CHARiTY EVENT 1ST ANNUAL #BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT AT STARR PARK RiDGEWOOD, QUEENS, SUNDAY, MAY 29, 2011 http://lockerz.com/s/100864594
roxanna a. • March 1, 2015I really liked the park it's great for us kids and there is a big yard to go on your bicycle
?Park •Woodbine Street (Myrtle Ave & St.Nicolas Ave), Queens
Queens Library • August 6, 2012Tuesday August 7 @ 6-9pm: Join @QueensLibrary & local police between 65th St. and 68th Ave. for National Night Out Against Crime as we join together in solidary demonstrating our intolerance to crime.
Tasayu T. • July 10, 2010Located on Madison Street between 60th Place and Fresh Pond Road, Benninger playground is named after former Queens Parks Commissioner Albert C. Benninger (1885-1937).
Johnny G. • September 10, 2011Football field is always packed. Get there early for a piece of field.
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