Arts & Culture in Queens
Arts & Culture in Queens, New York City

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Museum of the Moving Image
The history of film, television & digital media told via interactive displays, plus screenings.

Queens Museum
Visual arts on display along with The Panorama, a building-for-building model of New York City.

Socrates Sculpture Park
Large-scale sculpture & multimedia installations in a park built on a former landfill site.

LaGuardia Performing Arts Center
Community college-based venue for music, dance & theater by international & New York performers.

MoMA PS1
Museum of Modern Art-run venue for experimental & contemporary art & events, set in an old school.

Regal UA Midway
Basic theater with stadium-style seating & snack bar, showing new releases & discounted matinees.
Queens Theatre
Enduring community arts venue with World's Fair origins, presenting diverse performances.

Regal Atlas Park
Theater complex with multiple screens featuring new release films, plush seating & concession stand.

AMC Bay Terrace 6

Cinemart Cinemas
Independent theater mainstay featuring first-run & art house films plus an adjacent, cozy cafe.

Regal UA Kaufman Astoria
Basic theater with stadium-style seating & snack bar, showing new releases & discounted matinees.

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Louis Armstrong House Museum
Guided tours offered of the furnished house & gardens where the famed jazz trumpeter lived.
Regal Tangram
Theater complex with multiple screens featuring new release films, plush seating & concession stand.
Kew Gardens Cinemas
Storied (now digital) art deco movie house with 6 screens & concessions including cookies & coffee.
George Seuffert, Sr. Bandshell
King Manor Museum
Historic 1806 home of Rufus King, a signer of the Constitution & anti-slavery activist, with tours.

AMC Fresh Meadows 7

The Noguchi Museum
Galleries & exhibits dedicated to artist & architect Isamu Noguchi plus a serene sculpture garden.

New York Hall of Science
This former 1964 World's Fair pavilion now houses more than 450 interactive science & tech exhibits.