Queens Library offers language-learning resources in 90+ languages via Transparent Language Online. Seasoned users and first-timers alike will be excited to hear that there’s a new Transparent Language Online in town, complete with a brand new interface, updated learning…
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Composers, musicians and aficionados alike were disappointed to hear that the last classical sheet music store in New York City will be closing its doors after serving generations of performers.While brick-and-mortar options for finding classical music scores have rapidly…
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New York City has had the honor of hosting the World’s Fair three times — and two of them have been held in Flushing Meadows–Corona Park! Now, 50 years after our city’s last World’s Fair, a new project has been created to preserve their memory by talking with the people who were…
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A “proudly born-and-raised Queens writer, poet, curator, and arts crusader,” Audrey Dimola reflectsthe boundless energy and diversity that is at the heart of her home borough. Audrey organized the first-ever Queens Literary Town Hall at the Queens Council on the Arts; has…
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UPDATE: Don't miss our upcoming evening of conversation with Jelani Cobb, Breaking the Line: A Parable of Race and Education in Queens, NY, on Tuesday, November 24, 2015, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m., at Manducatis Rustica, 46-35 Vernon Boulevard in Long Island City.Jelani Cobb is an…
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