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G W. • March 22, 2012Home to the 1939 and 1964 New York World's Fair, now it's mainly used for tennis tournaments, and dragon boat festival. A nice place to check out if you're curious about NYC history.
8.6Museum •7350 Little Neck Pkwy (btwn 73rd Rd & 74th Ave), Floral Park
Alan C. • December 19, 2009Apple Festival in early October - lots of county fair food, corn mazes, live music, arts & crafts. Good for kids and the young at heart.
8.0Park •184th St & 147th Ave (149 Av, Springfield Blvd, 145 Rd, 148 St), Queens
SummerStage • January 24, 2012This park is home to SummerStage, a free performing arts festival that brings music, dance, and theater to diverse communities of New York City. The excitement starts in July!
Fang G. • September 14, 2016Warm greetings, during this soothing fall season. Our annual event will be held between 12/9/16-1/8/17. Look forward to seeing you and wish you and your family a wonderful Mid Autumn Festival!
Nate F. • September 15, 20152nd annual beach 116th street fall festival 10/4 2015 - beer garden, live music, local artists
Tony X. • November 1, 2012Came here for the nacho and beer festival. Holy crap. Place is huge and the craft beer is stellar. Cute little outside area on the second floor just in case you need a breather.
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SummerStage • January 24, 2012The Queensboro Bridge provides a scenic background for SummerStage this July. As excitement fills the air, music, dance, and theater performances take stage at our amazing free festival. #summerstage
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Examiner.com • April 13, 2011One of the coolest unheard of establishments in the area. The Sparrow is also host to an ongoing film project, called the 3 Cubed Film Festival.
6.93131 Thomson Ave (Van Dam), Queens- 2 items on the menu match festivities
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NYC Percent for Art • September 26, 2012Have you spent time in "The Garden of Games," created by Barry Holden and Nina Yankowitz? Learn about games like chess and backgammon, and about the principles of science, all in a huge work of art.
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Queens Museum • November 17, 2011This is the largest lake in NYC at 93 acres! It's also home to the annual Dragon Boat Festival every August when you can watch boats decorated as dragons race & eat an amazing array of East Asian food
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