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Where to hop on a hayride in and around Queens – QNS (opens the original)
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Autumn has finally arrived, which means it’s the perfect time to visit your local farm and enjoy all the fall-time activities. Grab a sweater, some apple cider drinks and donuts and a pumpkin to carve and visit these farms where you can hop on a hayride and enjoy the autumn-esque views of the leaves falling from the trees. Here are some farms you can visit in and around Queens to hop on a hayride. Located at 73-50 Little Neck Pkwy. in Glen Oaks, the farm is the perfect spot for a hayride. The tr
Where to shop for Halloween supplies in western Queens – QNS (opens the original)
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Halloween is approaching, which means it’s time to get your spook on with scary and creepy decorations ready to haunt anyone. In need of some Halloween supplies? Check out these stores in western Queens. Spirit Halloween is your one-stop shop for everything Halloween. Need decor, or even a last-minute costume? This is your spot. They have everything Halloween-related, including spooky animatronics ready to jump-scare you at any moment and classic Halloween items, such as pumpkins, skulls and the
Queens Community Board 5 talks local groups, budget requests and more during September board meeting – QNS (opens the original)
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Queens Community Board 5 (QCB5) hosted its September General Board Meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 9, at Christ the King High School in Middle Village. The meeting discussed old and new business, as well as happenings around Ridgewood, Middle Village, Maspeth and Glendale. The meeting began with a public hearing regarding the FY2028 Capital and Expense Budget of the City of New York as it pertains to the communities of District 5. The first speaker was Bree Mobley of Ridgewood Rides, a community bic
Renew Queens in Long Island City hosts ‘The Longest Table’ – QNS (opens the original)
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Renew Queens in Long Island City on Sept. 12 hosted “The Longest Table,” an event in which more than 500 guests could sit at a table – spanning the entire block of 46th Road between 11th Street and Vernon Boulevard – and enjoy mouth-watering food with members of the community. The event was held in partnership with Wellspring Church NYC, Manducatis Rustica (which provided Italian food), Alpha, Cares Network, LIC Stars, and The Longest Table organization. “We had this idea of, what a perfect time
Pahua to bring cultural beats to Flushing Town Hall in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month – QNS (opens the original)
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Pahua – a Mexico City-based singer, producer, percussionist and DJ – will turn the historic Flushing Town Hall into a dance floor, bringing a genre-bending mix of cumbia, Afrobeat, Latin folk and electronic music on Thursday, Sept. 24. The show – which starts promptly at 7:30 p.m. – will feature a half-hour pre-show talk at 6:30, where guests can receive an introduction to Pahua’s work, the production process and the type of Mexican instrumentation she uses. Standing Room tickets are $25 for gen
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