NYC hasn’t forgotten about freestyle
September 29, 2022
Exploring the story of freestyle music from yesterday into today By Jessica Meditz jmeditz@queensledger.com There are already a million things that make New York the
Exploring the story of freestyle music from yesterday into today By Jessica Meditz jmeditz@queensledger.com There are already a million things that make New York the
By Stephanie Meditz news@queensledger.com Last weekend, Royal Star Theatre brought audience members back to their childhoods with its production of “You’re A Good Man, Charlie
By Stephanie Meditz news@queensledger.com At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, Ice Cream Window served scoops of happiness to the community such that it became
By Stephanie Meditz news@queensledger.com Over Labor Day weekend, the vendors and actors at the New York Renaissance Faire in Tuxedo did not take any days
By Stephanie Meditz news@queensledger.com Everyone knows the saying, “The show must go on.” The players in “The Play That Goes Wrong,” who power through their
“Ukraine Meets Cuba” at Flushing Town Hall Aug. 21 Later this month, concert-goers of Flushing Town Hall will experience a unique cultural blend. As part
By Stephanie Meditz news@queensledger.com Queens Theatre dedicated this Disability Pride Month to raising funds to advance inclusion in the performing arts. Its annual Theatre for
Rolling Stones tribute band brings “Satisfaction” to Middle Village By Stephanie Meditz news@queensledger.com Satisfaction, the International Rolling Stones Tribute Show brought the sound of the
Rubix Kube performs at Juniper As part of Councilman Robert Holden’s summer concert series in partnership with NYC Department of Parks and Recreation and Queensborough
‘Figures of Speech’ open now through Jan 29, 2023 Virgil Abloh, a first-generation Ghanaian-American who rose to success as a fashion designer, entrepreneur, and artist,
Exploring the story of freestyle music from yesterday into today By Jessica Meditz jmeditz@queensledger.com There are already a million things that make New York the
By Stephanie Meditz news@queensledger.com Last weekend, Royal Star Theatre brought audience members back to their childhoods with its production of “You’re A Good Man, Charlie
By Stephanie Meditz news@queensledger.com At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, Ice Cream Window served scoops of happiness to the community such that it became
By Stephanie Meditz news@queensledger.com Over Labor Day weekend, the vendors and actors at the New York Renaissance Faire in Tuxedo did not take any days
By Stephanie Meditz news@queensledger.com Everyone knows the saying, “The show must go on.” The players in “The Play That Goes Wrong,” who power through their
“Ukraine Meets Cuba” at Flushing Town Hall Aug. 21 Later this month, concert-goers of Flushing Town Hall will experience a unique cultural blend. As part
By Stephanie Meditz news@queensledger.com Queens Theatre dedicated this Disability Pride Month to raising funds to advance inclusion in the performing arts. Its annual Theatre for
Rolling Stones tribute band brings “Satisfaction” to Middle Village By Stephanie Meditz news@queensledger.com Satisfaction, the International Rolling Stones Tribute Show brought the sound of the
Rubix Kube performs at Juniper As part of Councilman Robert Holden’s summer concert series in partnership with NYC Department of Parks and Recreation and Queensborough
‘Figures of Speech’ open now through Jan 29, 2023 Virgil Abloh, a first-generation Ghanaian-American who rose to success as a fashion designer, entrepreneur, and artist,
