Ubuhle, a new form of bead art developed by women in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, is coming to Queens. Ndwango, a plain black fabric, is a main component. Using skills handed down through generations, crafters stretch the textile into abstract and figurative subjects. A single panel can take more than a year to complete. Godwin-Ternbach Museum

Tom Brady loves it. Lebron James, too. Ditto for about 4.2 other Americans. And now they can play in a climate-controlled facility only 20 minutes from Midtown Manhattan on the 7 train. CityPickle recently opened a pickleball facility in Long Island City. Located at 9-03 44th Rd., the 10,100-square-foot venue has four indoor courts with

Consider it a friendly battle of mooncakes. The Shops at Skyview hosts a Mid-Autumn Festival on Saturday, Sept. 23. Starting at 2 pm, the fun includes dance and live music along with Hong Kong MX MoonCake and Dimsum Tasting. Then at 3 pm, the Flushing shopping center (40-23 College Point Blvd.) presents a ticketed Moon

Founded in 2003 as a stapled zine, Reverse Shot is now the Museum of Moving Image’s online publication for visual media. It provides film reviews, interviews, essays, columns, and industry news. And it’s had a great two decades. MoMI kicks off Reverse Shot’s 20th Anniversary Celebration on Friday, Sept. 22, and screenings, panel discussions, a

Passion, pride, and neighborhood spirit are among the reasons to love community theater. And in Queens, the high quality is another main draw. Now that summer is over, a few borough troupes are getting ready to bring drama, comedy, and unbridled creativity to local stages. Here’s a guide to upcoming shows. All Shook Up is

It’s the most popular Queens performing space that you’ve never heard of. 3AM Theatre recently opened a large studio space at 9-20 35th Ave. in Long Island City Located at Unit 3N, the venue will host artists from many disciplines and give them the opportunity to experiment and explore their crafts, while also connecting them