Friday

• The Panorama Challenge Take 3 - The World Cup of NYC Trivia!
• Chamber Ensemble Concert featuring Korean Musicians of NY Philharmonic at Flushing Town Hall
• Mozart's The Magic Flute at Kupferberg Center - March 11-14
• Walter Dundervill - Dear Emissary,... at Chocolate Factory

Saturday

• Sid the Science Kid Family Day at NY Hall of Science
• Saturday Sessions at PS 1, hosted by Felix Burrichter featuring Julika Rudelius and Perfume Genius
• Dumpster Tequila Presents: The Spring Break Spectacular! at The Creek - "We are having a Spring Break Spectacular with rappers and storytellers and improv. So come relive MTV in the late 90's with us! "
• Mozart's The Magic Flute at Kupferberg Center - March 11-14
• Health Hike at Alley Pond
• Walter Dundervill - Dear Emissary,... at Chocolate Factory
• Jackson Heights Food Group - Meets and Eats
• Winter Landscape Painting at Maple Grove - friendsofmgc@aol.com

Sunday

• Opening To Our Idols and Bodies of Work Rockaway Artists Alliance at Fort Tilden - Through April 3
• Jackson Heights Food Group - Meets and Eats
• Screening of "Dirt! The Movie" and Talk with Bill Logan at Noguchi Museum
• Denizens of the Dark - after-hours hike at Kissena Park
• Karaoke! Karaoke! A Spring Fundraiser for the Oratorio Society of Queens
• Alexander Markov, violin at LeFrak Concert Hall
• Mozart's The Magic Flute at Kupferberg Center - March 11-14

Continuing Events

• Events in NYC Parks

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Photo (c) Matt Law

Tough one! Can you get it?

In just a few weeks it's the 86th running of the Wood Memorial, the premier race at Aqueduct in South Ozone Park. The Wood Memorial is a leg of the road to the Triple Crown with a $750,000 purse.

• More - Wood Memorial - April 3, 2010
• Horse Racing [About.com]
• Directions to Aqueduct

Photo (c) NYRA - At the Wood Memorial

Did you get this weekend in the fine weather? I was in Sunnyside and Woodside to catch the St. Pat's for All Parade (photos forthcoming), and got reminded of a fine blog that's been covering the neighborhood for the last year or more: the Sunnyside Post.

It's all the things that a neighborhood blog should be -- timely, lots of updates, tons of inside scoop, and a real love for Sunnyside from its blogger-in-chief Christian Murray. I am also a fan just because he calls out local restaurant health inspections.

Got any other neighborhood blogs to recommend? Or neighborhood twitter streams? Share them in the comments.