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12:00 am
The Sport of Kings in Queens
@ Flushing
The Sport of Kings in Queens
@ Flushing
Apr 8 @ 12:00 am – Apr 9 @ 12:00 am
 Queens has been a major center of thoroughbred horse racing since 1667 when King Charles II of England established here the first race course in his North American Possessions. This exhibition details the history of this amazing sport in Queens from those early days 350 years ago to the present and its concomitant cultural, social and
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12:00 am
The Sport of Kings in Queens
@ Flushing
The Sport of Kings in Queens
@ Flushing
Apr 9 @ 12:00 am – Apr 10 @ 12:00 am
Queens has been a major center of thoroughbred horse racing since 1667 when King Charles II of England established here the first race course in his North American Possessions. This exhibition details the history of this amazing sport in Queens from those early days 350 years ago to the present and its concomitant cultural, social and
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12:00 am
The Sport of Kings in Queens
@ Flushing
The Sport of Kings in Queens
@ Flushing
Apr 10 @ 12:00 am – Apr 11 @ 12:00 am
Queens has been a major center of thoroughbred horse racing since 1667 when King Charles II of England established here the first race course in his North American Possessions. This exhibition details the history of this amazing sport in Queens from those early days 350 years ago to the present and its concomitant cultural, social and
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12:00 am
The Sport of Kings in Queens
@ Flushing
The Sport of Kings in Queens
@ Flushing
Apr 11 @ 12:00 am – Apr 12 @ 12:00 am
Queens has been a major center of thoroughbred horse racing since 1667 when King Charles II of England established here the first race course in his North American Possessions. This exhibition details the history of this amazing sport in Queens from those early days 350 years ago to the present and its concomitant cultural, social and
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12:00 am
The Sport of Kings in Queens
@ Flushing
The Sport of Kings in Queens
@ Flushing
Apr 12 @ 12:00 am – Apr 13 @ 12:00 am
Queens has been a major center of thoroughbred horse racing since 1667 when King Charles II of England established here the first race course in his North American Possessions. This exhibition details the history of this amazing sport in Queens from those early days 350 years ago to the present and its concomitant cultural, social and
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12:00 am
The Sport of Kings in Queens
@ Flushing
The Sport of Kings in Queens
@ Flushing
Apr 13 @ 12:00 am – Apr 14 @ 12:00 am
Queens has been a major center of thoroughbred horse racing since 1667 when King Charles II of England established here the first race course in his North American Possessions. This exhibition details the history of this amazing sport in Queens from those early days 350 years ago to the present and its concomitant cultural, social and
5:00 pm
Dirty Tequila
@ Lowery's Wine & Liquors
Dirty Tequila
@ Lowery's Wine & Liquors
Apr 13 @ 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm
 Sample some of our finest selections at this Dirty Tequila tasting event in Sunnyside.
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12:00 am
The Sport of Kings in Queens
@ Flushing
The Sport of Kings in Queens
@ Flushing
Apr 14 @ 12:00 am – Apr 15 @ 12:00 am
Queens has been a major center of thoroughbred horse racing since 1667 when King Charles II of England established here the first race course in his North American Possessions. This exhibition details the history of this amazing sport in Queens from those early days 350 years ago to the present and its concomitant cultural, social and
7:00 pm
Murder at the Castle
@ Bayside Historical Society
Murder at the Castle
@ Bayside Historical Society
Apr 14 @ 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
 Join in for a dangerously delicious dinner. This Murder Mystery evening will feature live actors and audience participation, and a menu of appetizers, main course, dessert and wine. Tickets are $75 for BHS members, $80 for non-members.
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