Part concert film, part documentary, but absolutely all Elvis in as spectacular a fashion as possible, “EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert” more than lives up to its title and offers arguably the ...

For a fun and chill night out, Murphy’s Bar is the place to be! Watch all your favorite sports, sip on great cocktails, dozens of brands of beers, and enjoy the good food, all in the neighborhood.

After college in Oklahoma, Wayne Judkins joined the U.S. Peace Corps and went to Uganda as a teacher in secondary school teacher. He then became a Peace Corps recruiter in Dallas, Texas covering four ...

Helen Phillips was a woman of her time that emphasized working for family and being a housewife. A person devoted to her community and Greek Orthodox faith, she inspired her husband. She was generous, ...

Imagine a dear friend invites you to their rustic farmhouse in the countryside….then prepares you a spectacular Italian meal, complete with homemade pasta, imported cheeses, olives, and ...

The Aldo’s Democratic Club had its annual Holiday Event at Telly’s Tav­erna in Astoria. Seen with club members are George Delis, Executive Leader John Ciafone, Vice President Majibur Rahman, and ...

Queens is the largest borough, in area, of New York City, harboring numerous geographic features and landscapes. Richly diverse in culture, the geography of the borough’s land formations is equally ...

The lit tree with the Hell Gate Bridge in the background. (L. to r.): Marie Torniali, Executive Director, CALDC; George Stamatiades, President, CALDC; Tony Barsamian, Vice President, CALDC; Santa; ...

Ronit Levin Delgado (born Tel Aviv) is a New York-based multidisciplinary visual and performance artist, curator and a Fulbright Scholar. She graduated with honors her BFA from Bezalel Academy of Art ...

Steinway & Sons and SingleCut Beersmiths are opening their doors for a shared celebration on March 5, 2026, the 173rd anniversary of Stein­way’s founding in New York City, honoring their common roots ...

Zeta Charter Schools—a high-performing public charter school network serving nearly 4,000 students across New York City — is opening its first Queens campuses this fall in Ja­maica and Elmhurst. The ...