Arts and Culture

Help get the Queens World Film Festival party started with a kick-off celebration this Friday at The Astor Room!

Some scenes from the Netflix series, The OA, were filmed at Kaufman Astoria Studios.

When 2016 began, we put together a list of New Year’s resolutions for Astorians, which was a fun way to make attainable, neighborhood-specific goals that we’d actually look forward to (…)

Are you still trying to figure out the best way to ring in 2017? Are you looking for an evening of great drinks, champagne, and lots of laughter? Well then (…)

December’s monthly Gallery Nights is tomorrow evening.

    You guys, this is SO exciting! Award-winning author Roxane Gay will be visiting Astoria Bookshop next month for a reading and signing of her much anticipated collection of short (…)

  A new theater group in the neighborhood called The Queensborough Theatre Project is having a VERY busy holiday season. They’re producing two different Christmas shows, both of which sound (…)

Head to Q.E.D. for the opening reception on December 6 of an exhibit of NY State oriented drawings by local artist Kelly Franké.

At long last, the very first edition of our Paper is here. We can’t wait to show you what we’ve been creating! This first edition is chock full of holiday (…)

An LIC recording studio called The Continental has started a monthly video series featuring bands playing unlikely covers. The series is called Uncomfortable Covers and there are three installments so (…)

MOMI is presenting an exhibition, including a film series, on Martin Scorsese, December 11–April 23, 2017.

We love events that combine multiple fun activities into one awesomely good time. If you love trivia, enjoying drinks, and helping a good cause, we’ve got your plans for November (…)

The pop-up music events in Queens keep coming! Today, we’re excited to tell you about Groupmuse, an organization that combines live classical music with a house party-concert vibe. Similar to Sofar (…)

  Q.E.D. is the type of place that immediately feels welcoming. Part performance space, part bar, and part venue for a diverse selection of classes, this spot always has something new and exciting going (…)

In Astoria, there’s more to the fall season than sweaters and pumpkin lattes. We also have lots of exciting arts and culture happenings to enjoy, right here in the neighborhood. (…)