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Flushing Meadows Corona Park

The largest park in Queens has quite the interesting evolution story. It was once nothing more than an ash and refuse dump serving as the inspiration for The Great Gatsby’s “valley of the ashes”. It then became the main backdrop for the 1939 and 1964 World Fairs; in fact, the park is still home to several famous World Fair relics. Today, the park serves as a stunning main attraction for locals, families, and tourists alike in Queens. 
Flushing Meadows Corona Park : Van Wyck Expy, 11354, United States
Flushing Meadows Corona Park : Van Wyck Expy, 11354, United States
At almost 900 acres, the park has something for everyone: the New York Hall of Science, the Queens Museum, a botanical garden, the Queens Zoo, the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center (home of the US Open), Citi Field (home of The Mets), a carousel, a marina, an amphitheatre, athletic fields, running trails, playgrounds, a swimming pool, an ice skating rink, an amusement park, the famous Unisphere and fountains, and much more. This gem is a definite “must-see” for anyone visiting Queens. When planning your visit to Flushing Meadows, allow yourself more than one day to see and do everything on your wish list.
Between Grand Central Pkwy and, Van Wyck Expy, 11354, United States

MoMA PS1

MoMA PS1, an affiliate of the The Museum of Modern Art, is a contemporary art studio founded in 1971 by Alanna Heiss. It is the first non-profit arts center in the United States dedicated wholly to contemporary arts. The museum is proudly committed to displaying thought-provoking art in creative, tolerant, and diverse ways. MoMA PS1 focuses on new trends and promotes the work of emerging artists via various art forms including video-art, music, and theatrical performance.
MoMA PS1: 22-25 Jackson Ave, Queens, NY 11101, United States
MoMA PS1: 22-25 Jackson Ave, Queens, NY 11101, United States
The museum does not house a permanent art collection; it focuses mainly on temporary exhibitions, special events, concerts, performances, lectures, workshops and educational programming. Recognized as one of the world’s most important art centers of its kind, MoMA PS1 aims to “provide an engaging environment for artists; to inform, inspire, and challenge its audiences; to actively attract new audiences; and to be an accessible resource that elevates the role of art in our contemporary world.” The museum is accessible to everyone, and is also home to Mina’s restaurant.
22-25 Jackson Ave, Queens, NY 11101, United States

Queens Museum

The Queens Museum aims to provide art exhibitions, educational experiences and public programs that: support artists, promote art appreciation and enjoyment, and enhance the quality of life for people in the New York metropolitan area.  The heart and soul of the museum is its Panorama of the City of New York. This artistic marvel was developed by the 1964 World Fair president Robert Moses. It is the largest scale city model in the world, and depicts every building in the entire city of New York. The panorama covers 9335 square feet of exhibit space and was built by over 100 people over a span of three years. 
Queens Museum: New York City Building, Corona, NY 11368, United States
Queens Museum: New York City Building, Corona, NY 11368, United States
The Queens Museum offers a variety of programming such as:
  • Family workshops
  • Free virtual camps
  • Educational and afterschool programming
  • Professional development opportunities
  • ArtAccess – a program for children and adults living with various physical, behavioral, emotional or cognitive issues, or to those who are ill, incarcerated, homebound, or in foster care
  • Queens Teens – a program that allows teens to create art, discuss social justice issues and attend a variety of events and workshops
  • New New Yorkers – a program offered to adult immigrants that teaches English language acquisition and valuable life skills through the arts 
New York City Building, Corona, NY 11368, United States

Museum of the Moving Image

This Queens museum originally opened as the American Museum of Moving Image in 1988 and reopened as the Museum of the Moving Image in 2011. The museum’s collections and exhibits are designed and presented in a way to foster a love and understanding of the history and evolution of movies and television. It is the only museum of its kind in the United States preserving and celebrating the history, art, technology and techniques of the world of film, television and digital media. 
Museum of the Moving Image: 36-01 35th Ave, Queens, NY 11106, United States
Museum of the Moving Image: 36-01 35th Ave, Queens, NY 11106, United States
The Museum of the Moving Image screens more than 400 films a year, hosts monthly panel discussions, and is home to one of the largest collections of video games and gaming hardware. The museum also offers educational programming, online projects, and its most popular exhibit is the permanent Jim Henson Exhibition devoted to the life and creative genius of the late Jim Henson. With over 400 artifacts, the exhibit draws thousands of visitors each year and is a hit for people of all ages.
36-01 35th Ave, Queens, NY 11106, United States

The Noguchi Museum

First opened to the public in 1985, the Noguchi Museum was founded and designed by Japanese-American artist Isamu Noguchi (1904-1988). Noguchi, a critically acclaimed sculptor, also designed gardens, furniture, worked in ceramics, architecture, and set design. One of his most popular (and copied) works of art are his world-renowned Akari lamp sculptures. 
The Noguchi Museum: 9-01 33rd Rd, Queens, NY 11106, United States
The Noguchi Museum: 9-01 33rd Rd, Queens, NY 11106, United States
Noguchi’s 27,000 square foot museum houses thirteen galleries and an outdoor sculpture garden displaying his stunning artwork. The Noguchi Museum offers programs for families and teens, exhibits an unmatched collection of Noguchi’s work, offers programming with contemporary artists, is wheelchair accessible, and features a café and museum shop. 
9-01 33rd Rd, Queens, NY 11106, United States

New York Hall Of Science

The New York Hall of Science, also known as NYSCI is home to over 450 permanent interactive displays that celebrate, explain and demystify the world of science. With over 100,000 square feet of indoor space and 60,000 square feet of outdoor space boasting a 9-hole miniature golf course and the Science Playground, NYSCI is the Disneyworld of science!  Focusing on STEM learning (science, technology, engineering and math), the museum works closely with schools, families, and underserved communities in the New York area using the “design-make-play” method to keep learning fun, hands-on, and informal.
New York Hall Of Science : 47-01 111th St, Queens, NY 11368, United States
New York Hall Of Science : 47-01 111th St, Queens, NY 11368, United States
The New York Hall of Science also boasts a 3D movie theatre, hosts birthday parties, and offers a variety of programs to the public each year, ranging from small-scale workshops to live shows, festivals and other large-scale events.
47-01 111th St, Queens, NY 11368, United States
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