Hangovers? Cold weather? Holiday-induced fatigue? The reasons are varied, but the first week of January is always quiet in Queens. Luckily, there’s quality – if not quantity – with plenty of Jazz, a ...

After 36 years on Broadway in Astoria, Bartolino’s Italian Restaurant and Lounge has moved to 21st Avenue where their ...

Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz announced on Jan­uary 17 that Jonathan Diaz, 37, of Hillside Avenue in Queens Village, ...

MoMA PS1 presents a series of public programs including performances, convenings, and talks by artists and scholars, details of which are newly announced and included below. As part of the major ...

Lunar New Year: Year of the Snake starts January 29! Lunar New Year is a tradition for welcoming a fresh start to the new year, as well as, honoring ancestors. “At QPL, we are kicking off celebrations ...

At First Central Savings Bank (35-01 30 Avenue, Astoria), Paul Halvatzis of Amorelli Realty (c.) presents Shurley Seecoomar (l.) and Ara Yegoryan (r.) a lam­inated copy of the Queens Gazette article ...

Word has reached the Gazette offices that a regular contributor to the Gazette’s Letters to the Editor page, Larry Penner, has sadly passed away at age 71. He was a public transportation expert and ...

The Astoria Homeowners, Tenants & Business Civic Association held a meeting recently, Community Board 1 Information Night, ...

The Year of the Snake kicked off with hundreds of celebrants at the historic Flush­ing High School Sunday, during State Sen­ator John Liu’s Lunar New Year celebration. The Lunar New Year kick-off ...

ADDRESSING ILLEGAL ACTIVITIES ON ROOSEVELT AVE: Assembly Member Jessica González-Rojas, Queens lawmakers, Gov. Kathy Hochul, and local organizations team up to address illegal activities on Roosevelt ...

Flushing Meadows Co­rona Park is officially ready to welcome festival-goers later this summer for the third time. The Governors Ball will once again return to the bor­ough from June 6-8, 2025. Gov ...