Holiday Celebrations in Queens, NY
Many holidays are celebrated in Queens.
Cinco de Mayo at Flushing Meadows Park
Cinco de Mayo takes over Flushing Meadows, the biggest park in Queens, every May to celebrate Mexican victory over the French. Organizers expect thousands to join the festivities, so get here early and travel by subway or bus. There'll be plenty of food and music.
Cinco de Mayo takes over Flushing Meadows, the biggest park in Queens, every May to celebrate Mexican victory over the French. Organizers expect thousands to join the festivities, so get here early and travel by subway or bus. There'll be plenty of food and music.
Purim Festivities in Queens, New York
On Purim, Jews celebrate how Esther saved the Jews of Persia from destruction, as recounted in in the Book of Esther. It's a holiday of carnivals, parades, food, and costumes. Here are some of the larger Jewish synagogues in Queens, New York, celebrating Purim this year.
On Purim, Jews celebrate how Esther saved the Jews of Persia from destruction, as recounted in in the Book of Esther. It's a holiday of carnivals, parades, food, and costumes. Here are some of the larger Jewish synagogues in Queens, New York, celebrating Purim this year.
Holiday Season Events in Queens - Christmas, Hanukah, Kwanzaa
Come celebrate the holiday season with your neighbors in Queens. Festivities for Christmas, Hanukah, and Kwanzaa are held all over the borough.
Come celebrate the holiday season with your neighbors in Queens. Festivities for Christmas, Hanukah, and Kwanzaa are held all over the borough.
Santa Claus in Queens, NY - Visit Santa This Christmas Season
Places your family can see Santa Claus this Christmas season in Queens, NY.
Places your family can see Santa Claus this Christmas season in Queens, NY.
Lunar New Year (Chinese New Year) Celebrations in Flushing
Flushing, Queens, is home to one of the largest Chinese and East Asian populations in all of New York City, and one of the best Lunar New Year celebrations.
Flushing, Queens, is home to one of the largest Chinese and East Asian populations in all of New York City, and one of the best Lunar New Year celebrations.
Queens County St. Patrick's Day Parade -- Celebrate St. Patrick's in the Rockaways, Queens, New York
The Queens County St. Patrick's Day Parade is a great annual event in the Rockaways, bringing crowds of up to 50,000 spectators out to celebrate the Irish.
The Queens County St. Patrick's Day Parade is a great annual event in the Rockaways, bringing crowds of up to 50,000 spectators out to celebrate the Irish.
St. Patrick's Day Parade in Woodside and Sunnyside, Queens
The Queens neighborhoods of Woodside and Sunnyside are home to large numbers of Irish immigrants and are the stromping grounds of a parade every St. Patrick's Day.
The Queens neighborhoods of Woodside and Sunnyside are home to large numbers of Irish immigrants and are the stromping grounds of a parade every St. Patrick's Day.
Phagwah Parade in Richmond Hill - The Annual Phagwah or Holi Celebration in Richmond Hill, Queens
Phagwah is the Indo-Caribbean celebration of the new spring, and the Phagwah Parade in Richmond Hill, Queens, is the biggest Phagwah celebration in North America. Each March, the Sunday after the first full moon of the Hindu calendar, Phagwah literally paints the streets as kids and families "color" one another with dye and powder.
Phagwah is the Indo-Caribbean celebration of the new spring, and the Phagwah Parade in Richmond Hill, Queens, is the biggest Phagwah celebration in North America. Each March, the Sunday after the first full moon of the Hindu calendar, Phagwah literally paints the streets as kids and families "color" one another with dye and powder.
Phagwah Parade in Richmond Hill
Indo-Caribbeans and Indians celebrate Holi, the Hindu New Year, with a colorful (literally) parade through the streets of Richmond Hill. (This celebration of spring is also known as Phagwah.)
Indo-Caribbeans and Indians celebrate Holi, the Hindu New Year, with a colorful (literally) parade through the streets of Richmond Hill. (This celebration of spring is also known as Phagwah.)
Passover in Queens, New York
Find a communal seder in your neighborhood. Passover seder information for residents of Queens, New York.
Find a communal seder in your neighborhood. Passover seder information for residents of Queens, New York.
Easter Celebrations and Easter Egg Rolling in Queens, New York
Dates and venues for celebrating Easter in Queens, New York. Easter celebrations include egg rolling events.
Dates and venues for celebrating Easter in Queens, New York. Easter celebrations include egg rolling events.
Mothers Day in Queens - Bruch and Treats for Mom
A few Mothers Day restaurant and outing choices for treating your mother in Queens, New York.
A few Mothers Day restaurant and outing choices for treating your mother in Queens, New York.
Memorial Day Parades in Queens, New York - Including the Little Neck-Douglaston Memorial Day Parade
Memorial Day Weekend in Queens: Memorial Day Parades and Activities in Queens, New York
Memorial Day Weekend in Queens: Memorial Day Parades and Activities in Queens, New York
Festivals and Events at Flushing Meadows Corona Park
Flushing Meadows Corona Park hosts the biggest festivals and events in Queens, New York. Use this calendar to plan attending these Flushing Meadows festivals.
Flushing Meadows Corona Park hosts the biggest festivals and events in Queens, New York. Use this calendar to plan attending these Flushing Meadows festivals.
Fourth of July in Queens - Celebrate Independence Day, the 4th of July, in Queens, New York
Fourth of July guide to fireworks and festivities in Queens, New York.
Fourth of July guide to fireworks and festivities in Queens, New York.
Halloween in Queens
Here's a rundown of how to celebrate the great holiday of Halloween in the spooky borough of Queens. From now until October 31 (and even after) there are parades, vampires, festivals, costumes, cemeteries, games, ghouls, ghosts, and more.
Here's a rundown of how to celebrate the great holiday of Halloween in the spooky borough of Queens. From now until October 31 (and even after) there are parades, vampires, festivals, costumes, cemeteries, games, ghouls, ghosts, and more.
Thanksgiving Dinner
The NYC Mayor's Office recommends these four restaurants in Queens for a Thanksgiving dinner out.
The NYC Mayor's Office recommends these four restaurants in Queens for a Thanksgiving dinner out.