It’s the event of the century. Dave “The Bridge Man” Frieder will relate his experiences climbing Hell Gate Bridge at the Greater Astoria Historical Society on Thursday, March 9, at 7 pm. This professional photographer will also lecture on the construction of this span, which is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year. Then, attendees will share their experiences

Great food. Great ambiance. Great Ganesh. The Queens Dinner Club’s next “meeting” will be a South India-style vegetarian feast at The NY Ganesh Temple Canteen in Flushing on Tuesday, Feb. 28, at 7:15 pm. Located at 45-57 Bowne St., the country’s oldest Hindu temple – formally known as Šri Mahã Vallabha Ganapati Devasthãnam – has

It’s going to be a fantastic event — even if it derives from a horrible milestone. Noguchi Museum hosts Community Day on Sunday, Feb. 19. With free admission, the program begins at 10:30 am with two hours of family-friendly art, story-telling, and sand-drawing. At 2 pm, public tours of the gallery begin. Then at 3

It’s well-known that Queens is the most diverse county in the United States. The Made In Queens store in Long Island City will celebrate this distinction while spreading holiday cheer on Saturday, Dec. 17, from noon to 2 pm. And as part of the fun, Madelaine Chocolate Company, which is based in Rockaway Beach, will

This troupe is out of this world…and from all over the world, too. Circo Hermanos Vazquez, whose roots trace back to a Mexican ranch in the early 20th century, is currently amazing crowds inside big-top tents in the Citi Field parking lot with a menagerie of well-behaved animals, a rocking in-house band, and a crew

This is the fun way to study history. Cali Salsa Pal’ Mundo presents La Historia de la Salsa at Sunnyside’s Thalía Spanish Theatre from November 4 until December 11. The audience can expect a high-energy mix of mesmerizing dance moves, intoxicating percussion, and infectious rhythm. (Grooving in the seats is definitely allowed.) The Jackson Heights-based