Museum of the Moving Image: A guide to the attraction

When sculptor (and landscape architect, and theatrical-set and furniture designer) Isamu Noguchi opened his Queens museum in 1985, he was the first living...

RECOMMENDED: 50 best New York attractions Housed in a distinctive Romanesque Revival building (a former public school), PS1 mounts cutting-edge shows and hosts...

Taken over by Mark DiSuvero in 1986, this is one of the few locations in the city specifically designated for artists to create outdoor works. The splendid...

RECOMMENDED: 50 best New York attractions This Long Island City warehouse, treated as a 200,000-square-foot canvas, is one of the world’s best places to see...

RECOMMENDED: 50 best New York attractions Located on the grounds of two World’s Fairs, the QMA holds one of Gotham’s most amazing sights: The...

Exhibits of African art at this institution at the top of Museum Mile change about twice a year, and the quality of the work—often from private...

Built for the 1964 World’s Fair, and recently expanded, the Hall of Science demystifies its subject through colorful hands-on exhibits, with topics such as...

Pilgrims to the two-story house where the great Satchmo lived from 1943 until his death in 1971 will find a shrine to the revolutionary trumpet player—as well...

A Puerto Rican spot in Queens.

One of Astoria's most beloved Greek restaurants.

If you know anything about Elias Corner for Fish, you know that the decades-old local favorite eschews menus in favor of a catch of the day display case....

At this regal eatery and bar, you’ll be treated like royalty—especially on Tuesday nights, when beer, wine and well drinks are two for one....

Considerably Astoria’s best kept secret, this old-fashioned jazz bar checks off all the boxes. It boasts a great cocktail, beer and wine list, has a...

This homey Queens gastropub combines an industrial feel—lots of concrete and massive beams—with the dim, dark-wood coziness of an Irish pub. The...

Lively Astoria local serving up comfort food classics and a plethora of local beers

This authentic Czech beer garden, opened in 1910, offers plenty of mingle-friendly picnic tables, where you can sit and sample cheap platters of sausage...

This small vintage shop sells everything from badass boots to sparkly sweaters, but owner Ivona Bilicic specializes in preloved dresses. Choose among flirty...

Site NYC owner Mackenzi Farquer outgrew her tiny 400-square-foot shop, so she changed the name, moved up the block to a space more than triple the size and...

Ditmars Boulevard in Astoria has much to offer if you’re searching for the perfect gift for someone special. If you need to impress your boo,...

Frustrated by the sparse streetwear options in his neighborhood, Queens resident Mark Garcia brought his favorite local brands together in this cozy...