Events

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The Pedro Giraudo Quartet opens the evening with contemporary tango led by Latin GRAMMY Award–winning bassist and composer Pedro Giraudo, blending Argentine tradition with modern energy, lyrical depth, and expressive improvisation. 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm (First Set) 9:00 pm to 10:00 pm (Second Set) Admission: $20 Cover charge Mezzanine Featuring: Nicolás Danielson – violin Rodrigo […]

Our Monthly Board Meeting for June OUTDOOR Full Board Meeting Agenda – June 18, 2026 AGENDA PUBLIC PARTICIPATION SESSION Speakers must register with the District Manager by calling (718) 458-2707 or emailing [email protected], no later than 5:00 p.m. on June 18, 2026 (Time Limit – 3 minutes). PUBLIC INFORMATION The following are scheduled to speak: […]

Join this free neighborhood board game meetup right here at the Q! Some of our lovely neighbors are organizing a fun evening of board gaming, where the games will be provided but you are welcome to bring your own games as well. The event is free, but please purchase a drink or food item to […]

Jill returns to Grove with an exciting new hour!

On June 19, 1865, more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation, enslaved people in Galveston, Texas, learned they were free. Juneteenth, as it’s now known, is celebrated annually to honor the end of legal enslavement in the United States and a tradition of gathering, remembering, and telling the truth and stories about how we arrived in […]

Grove Comedy returns with a curated lineup of big names, original performances and up and coming all stars.

Venezuelan violinist Eddy Marcano leads Baden Goyo, José Layo Puentes, and Yilmer Vivas through a vibrant dialogue between Venezuelan folk, Latin American tradition, jazz, and the elegance of the Onda Nueva movement. 7:30PM to 8:30PM ( First Set) 9:30PM to 10:30PM ( Second Set) Admission:  $20 Cover charge Featuring: Eddy Marcano – Violin Baden Goyo – Piano […]

Come on by, enjoy a coffee, and listen to some tunes surrounded by great food, friendly service, and local art.

Join us for a casual 3ish-mile run in the neighborhood. All paces are welcome as long as you can complete the distance. We meet at the bottom of the Windmuller Park stairs, at 54th Street and Woodside Avenue. We will wait 5-10 minutes to allow for late arrivals. Please be prompt! We often get coffee […]

Kids Art Club! Clases de Arte para Niñxs! – Lessons change Weekly Students learn about art theory, movements and how to find and use their creative voice. Led by artist instructors from different cultural & art backgrounds: fine art, self-taught, master crafters, & more. We are experienced in holding classes for neurodiverse students and strive […]

Visit Jackson Heights’ artsy living room and shop from NYC artists and creators selling their original works, art prints, handcrafted goods, stationery, stickers, apparel, jewelry, and more all while having a fun time inside of A.R.T. Visit every vendor and you get 10% off your purchase with Art Retail Therapy.Music, refreshments, food vendors! Come through […]

Gil Lopez leads this workshop about milk cultures and how to use them to create tasty, healthy yogurt treats easily and inexpensively from scratch at home. You will be able to take home yogurt that can be used to start a first batch of your own! This program is made possible by Queens Public Library […]

NYC, DEAR SUMMER FESTIVAL IS BACK!!! BIGGER AND BETTER!!!! The Dear Summer Festival experience returns with excitement and Positive Vibes as always! Come out on Saturday, June 20, 2026 to the first stop of our tour and be a part of the most EPIC NEW YORK CITY event of the summer!!!!! Special Guest(s) will be […]

Sounds Funny Presents a lineup of New York City’s best comedians including performers from Comedy Central, Just for Laughs, Late Night, and more. Hosted by Ankara Martinez & Raul Maghiar. Follow @soundsfunny and @grove34nyc for lineup announcements.

Come on by, enjoy a coffee, and listen to some tunes surrounded by great food, friendly service, and local art.

MONECO returns to energize the New York Neo-Cumbia scene. Their blend of Chicha, Cumbia, and Rock makes every show a vibrant event with dynamic performances and infectious rhythms. 9:00 pm to 10:00 pm(First Set) 11:00 pm to 11:55 pm(Second Set) Admission: $20 Cover Charge for Mezzanine Featuring: Eric Kurimski / Guitar Domingo Lemus / Vocals […]

The Street Is Ours. This summer, we celebrate 25 years of Terraza 7, one of New York City’s most vital cultural spaces, right on the block where it all began. Immigrants built this city and this nation through their labor, their culture, their art, and a voice that grows louder every day. For 25 years, […]

Welcome to our Watercolor Workshops, inspired by the best city: our city. These classes will guide you in bringing Nueva Yol’s cityscapes and train scenes to life. Ideal for all skill levels. Yes, even beginners or folks that want to ease their way back into art. For adults & teens. The series focuses on releasing […]

No scripts, no safety nets—just pure comedy created in the moment. Come see why Grove 34 is THE place for improv comedy in Queens. Follow @improvnight and @grove34nyc for cast announcements and show-specific details!

Watch the world’s biggest sporting event and experience the excitement at Queens Public Library! Live screenings of matches are open to all ages – join in on the fun! Learn everything we are doing to celebrate the World Cup at: http://queenslibrary.org/spotlight/world-cup This is an independent viewing event and is not sponsored by or otherwise affiliated […]

Figure Drawing Session  (live model) / Sesion de Dibujo (con modelo en vivo), 14+ Working from a live nude model, we move from short poses for sketches to long poses for complete, finished drawings. Whether you want to focus on drawing or are looking to develop your skills as a painter, figure drawing is the […]

An improv jam is an open, low-pressure playground where performers of all experience levels jump on stage, get mixed into teams, and create scenes on the spot. Whether it’s your first time or your hundredth show, you’ll get a chance to play, experiment, and connect with other improvisers in a supportive, fun environment.

Join us for an Internet Scavenger Hunt. (718) 899-2500 Get directions to event. AUDIENCE Adults

Looking for extra support with schoolwork? QPL Homework Help is here for students in grades 1–5! This drop-in-only program offers personalized assistance with homework and assignments, all provided by our dedicated staff and friendly volunteers. No enrollment required—just stop by and get the help you need to excel in your studies. Whether it’s math, reading, […]

Join us for Chess Club! Kids are invited to a fun and engaging chess instruction session where they will learn fundamental tactics and strategy for all three facets of the game: opening, middle, and end. This program is funded by New York City Council Member Shekar Krishnan. (718) 899-2500 Get directions to event. AUDIENCE Kids(6-11)

Learn the basics of crochet! Practice and graduate to making the pattern of your choice! You’ll leave knowing how to pick your crochet needle, what gauge is, & how to make chains. After you’ve gotten the hand of it, we’ll guide you in picking a project to work on. Every time you come in, continue […]

A curated lineup of New York’s best comedians competing in vicious insult battles affiliated with Jeff Ross and Brian Moses’ Roast Battle League.

Yoga suave en silla para todos (en inglés y español) English: Chair yoga is a gentle way to achieve flexibility and relaxation as well as learn breathing techniques, practice meditation and improve health. Join our yoga instructor Paola M. Cardenas as we explore the benefits of this ancient method of exercise and relaxation. Spanish: Yoga […]

Confessions of a Straight Filmmaker On the 10th anniversary of the release of “Julio of Jackson Heights,” a documentary film that tells the story of the 1990 gay bashing murder of Julio Rivera and the founding of the Queens Pride Parade, filmmaker Richard Shpuntoff revisits the making this film with a critical eye on his […]