Fun things to do in Queens this month:
Don't miss them, don't forget them, make a note…
Sunday September 26 • Broadway Astoria Festival
Broadway from Steinway Street to Crescent Street
★ Grow NYC Markets
Click above for a list of established Farmer's Markets in all 5 Boroughs.
Each Market has its own web page with a list of farmers, special events, etc.
And so many events, you'll never get to all of them. So pick your favorites…
Queens County Farm Museum
73-50 Little Neck Parkway, Floral Park, New York 11004-1129
昔、マンハッタンの食糧ベースであったクィーンズ地区にある、オランダ風畜産農家の原型と動物達に触れる事が出来る。近所はランチする場所がないので、お 弁当を買って行くのを忘れずに！
The Queens County Farm Museum dates back to 1697, the largest remaining tract of undisturbed farmland, the only working historical farm in the City and the longest continuously-farmed site in New York State. 47-acres - historic farm buildings, a greenhouse complex, livestock, farm vehicles and implements, planting fields, an orchard and herb garden.
Highlights:
September 18-November 7 - Weekends• THE AMAZING MAIZE MAZE
To add to the adventure join us for Maze By Moonlight on Saturdays October 9th and 16th when the maze will be open until 9:00 p.m
Saturday, Sunday September 25, 26 • 28th Annual Queens County Fair
Sunday October 3 • Apple Festival
For details, See Events Calendar (link below)
Flushing Meadows Corona Park Complex
This 1,255-acre park has historical, recreational and environmental significance. The former dumping ground labelled a "valley of ashes" by F. Scott Fitzgerald in "The Great Gatsby" has become Queens' largest park, and one of New York City's flagship parks.
Some of the many park attractions:
• Citi Field - Home of the NY Mets Baseball team
• USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center - Home of the US Open
• Queens Museum of Art
• Playground For All Children
Opened in 1997, this play facility serves youngsters with and without disabilities.
• Meadow Lake
This 93-acre man-made body of sparkling, fresh water is New York City's largest lake.
• Queens Botanical Garden
• Theatre in the park
• Queens Zoo
53-51 111th Street in Flushing Meadows Corona Park, Queens, New York
The Queens zoo is home to a wide variety of our native inhabitants; take a stroll down the Woodland Trail to see and hear puma, great elk and much much more. - View Complete Queens Zoo Events Calendar
• New York Hall of Science
47-01 111th Street, Queens, NY 11368
A place for everyone to explore, question and learn; more than 450 permanent interactive exhibits, including the award-winning Science Playground, Preschool Place, and the new Rocket Park Mini Golf. NYSCI is a leading innovator in exhibit technology and educational programming.
Hall of Science Highlights:
Saturday, Sunday - September 25, 26 • World Maker Faire New York 2010
World Maker Faire is a festival of creativity, ingenuity and enjoyment that your family will not forget.
• Explore Permanent Hall of Science Exhibitions
• Hall of Science Calendar of Events
Forest Park
Forest Park Dr, Queens, NY 11421 (718) 850-0006
Forest Park, 538 acres of trees and fields, a mix of natural treasures and manmade prizes, is a jewel of a park in Queens, New York.
An 18-hole golf course, running track, handball courts, baseball field, a historic (1903) children's wooden carousel, two miles of tree-lined forest park drive - perfect for strolling, biking, and skating,
three beautiful nature trails, off-road biking, horseback riding: seven miles of bridle paths.
Events:
Sunday October 3 • "Wildman" Steve Brill - Urban veggie hunting.
Advance reservations required - be sure to read Steve's Regulations.
See Steve's Complete Schedule for 2010
Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge
Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge, part of Gateway National Recreation Area, is the only wildlife refuge in the national park system. The refuge's 9,155 acres contain diverse habitats including salt marsh, upland field and woods, several fresh and brackish water ponds and an open expanse of bay available for exploration. Read More…
Before hiking you need to check in at the Visitors Center and receive a free hiking permit.
There are no entrance or parking fees. The Center has a parking lot, bookstore, and bathroom.
Getting there…
• By Subway: Take the A train to Broad Channel station. Walk west to Crossbay Boulevard then turn right (north) and walk about half a mile to the Visitors Center.
• By Car: Take the Belt Parkway to exit 17, and go south on Cross Bay Boulevard. Follow Cross Bay Boulevard over North Channel Bridge and continue 1 1/2 miles to the Visitors Center on the right.
Highlights: this Month -
Wednesday September 22 - 6pm • Full Harvest Moon and Autumnal Equinox Walk
For details, see calendar below.
Parades, Street Fairs, Expos, and More Fun Stuff
Don't miss them, don't forget them, make a note…
Sunday September 26 • Broadway Astoria Festival
Broadway from Steinway Street to Crescent Street
NEW - Greenmarkets (Farmer's Markets)
★ Grow NYC Markets
Click above for a list of established Farmer's Markets in all 5 Boroughs.
Each Market has its own web page with a list of farmers, special events, etc.
Parks, Outdoor Museums, and More
And so many events, you'll never get to all of them. So pick your favorites…
Queens County Farm Museum
73-50 Little Neck Parkway, Floral Park, New York 11004-1129
昔、マンハッタンの食糧ベースであったクィーンズ地区にある、オランダ風畜産農家の原型と動物達に触れる事が出来る。近所はランチする場所がないので、お 弁当を買って行くのを忘れずに！
The Queens County Farm Museum dates back to 1697, the largest remaining tract of undisturbed farmland, the only working historical farm in the City and the longest continuously-farmed site in New York State. 47-acres - historic farm buildings, a greenhouse complex, livestock, farm vehicles and implements, planting fields, an orchard and herb garden.
Highlights:
September 18-November 7 - Weekends• THE AMAZING MAIZE MAZE
To add to the adventure join us for Maze By Moonlight on Saturdays October 9th and 16th when the maze will be open until 9:00 p.m
Saturday, Sunday September 25, 26 • 28th Annual Queens County Fair
Sunday October 3 • Apple Festival
For details, See Events Calendar (link below)
Flushing Meadows Corona Park Complex
This 1,255-acre park has historical, recreational and environmental significance. The former dumping ground labelled a "valley of ashes" by F. Scott Fitzgerald in "The Great Gatsby" has become Queens' largest park, and one of New York City's flagship parks.
Some of the many park attractions:
• Citi Field - Home of the NY Mets Baseball team
• USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center - Home of the US Open
• Queens Museum of Art
• Playground For All Children
Opened in 1997, this play facility serves youngsters with and without disabilities.
• Meadow Lake
This 93-acre man-made body of sparkling, fresh water is New York City's largest lake.
• Queens Botanical Garden
• Theatre in the park
• Queens Zoo
53-51 111th Street in Flushing Meadows Corona Park, Queens, New York
The Queens zoo is home to a wide variety of our native inhabitants; take a stroll down the Woodland Trail to see and hear puma, great elk and much much more. - View Complete Queens Zoo Events Calendar
• New York Hall of Science
47-01 111th Street, Queens, NY 11368
A place for everyone to explore, question and learn; more than 450 permanent interactive exhibits, including the award-winning Science Playground, Preschool Place, and the new Rocket Park Mini Golf. NYSCI is a leading innovator in exhibit technology and educational programming.
Hall of Science Highlights:
Saturday, Sunday - September 25, 26 • World Maker Faire New York 2010
World Maker Faire is a festival of creativity, ingenuity and enjoyment that your family will not forget.
• Explore Permanent Hall of Science Exhibitions
• Hall of Science Calendar of Events
Forest Park
Forest Park Dr, Queens, NY 11421 (718) 850-0006
Forest Park, 538 acres of trees and fields, a mix of natural treasures and manmade prizes, is a jewel of a park in Queens, New York.
An 18-hole golf course, running track, handball courts, baseball field, a historic (1903) children's wooden carousel, two miles of tree-lined forest park drive - perfect for strolling, biking, and skating,
three beautiful nature trails, off-road biking, horseback riding: seven miles of bridle paths.
Events:
Sunday October 3 • "Wildman" Steve Brill - Urban veggie hunting.
Advance reservations required - be sure to read Steve's Regulations.
See Steve's Complete Schedule for 2010
Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge
Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge, part of Gateway National Recreation Area, is the only wildlife refuge in the national park system. The refuge's 9,155 acres contain diverse habitats including salt marsh, upland field and woods, several fresh and brackish water ponds and an open expanse of bay available for exploration. Read More…
Before hiking you need to check in at the Visitors Center and receive a free hiking permit.
There are no entrance or parking fees. The Center has a parking lot, bookstore, and bathroom.
Getting there…
• By Subway: Take the A train to Broad Channel station. Walk west to Crossbay Boulevard then turn right (north) and walk about half a mile to the Visitors Center.
• By Car: Take the Belt Parkway to exit 17, and go south on Cross Bay Boulevard. Follow Cross Bay Boulevard over North Channel Bridge and continue 1 1/2 miles to the Visitors Center on the right.
Highlights: this Month -
Wednesday September 22 - 6pm • Full Harvest Moon and Autumnal Equinox Walk
For details, see calendar below.
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