Queens produces some of the best bagels in the United States, but this bread royalty has a design defect. Luckily, Queens has the answer (as always). Meet Bagelita, which is baked in Long Island City. Yes, it’s a bagel, but its patented design has a hole in the middle. This pocket can be filled with

Back and better than ever! After being “Covid-cancelled” during 2020, Queens Night Market makes a triumphant (and delicious) return on Saturday, June 19, at 4 pm. Just like other years, dozens of vendors will sell everything from entrées to desserts to drinks to crafts on a rolling basis through October. Here are some of the

The New York Philharmonic is in Queens this weekend. That’s right. The oldster symphony orchestra in the entire United States (founded in 1842) will perform Bandwagon 2 in St. Albans Park daily from May 28 through May 30. The three-hour shows will unfold on a mobile, 20-foot shipping container with a foldout stage and LED

J. Hoard is a songwriter on Chance the Rapper’s Grammy-winning mixtape “Coloring Book.” The Berklee School of Music graduate sings and dances, too, and let’s hope he shops because he headlines the LGBTQ Pride event at Queens Center on Monday, May 24, at 6 pm. Organized by Flushing Town Hall, City Council Member Daniel Dromm, and

It’s time for a haircut. Queens County Farm Museum will host a Sheep-Shearing Festival on Saturday, May 8, from 11 am to 4 pm. Visitors will watch the mammals lose their manes during outdoor spectacles that always provoke oohhs and aahhs as part of a program that explains the fiber-production process with wool-spinning and weaving

The Museum of the Moving Image is open for business! Movies, exhibitions, and snacks in a lovely café, too. The venerable venue, which is located at 36-01 35th Ave. in the Astoria’s Kaufman Arts District, kicks off its post-COVID programming with a multi-tiered celebration of Stanley Kubrick. First, Envisioning 2001: Stanley Kubrick’s Space Odyssey is