Things to do in Queens

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Sunday Nov. 2, 2025

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10 am – 2 pm

Experience Civil War Living History at Fort Totten

Bayside Historical SocietyBayside

10 – 11:30 am

Fall Foliage Hike

Ages: All
Environment
Family
Free

Myrtle Avenue and Park Lane South in Forest ParkRichmond Hill

10:30 am

Art for Families: Gratitude

Ages: 5 – 12
Art
Family

The Noguchi MuseumLong Island City

11 am – 12:15 pm

Bug Buddies!

Ages: All
Environment
Family

Queens County Farm MuseumFloral Park

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11 am – 5 pm

Dinosaur Weekend!

Ages: 8 and under
Animals
Attractions
Family

Alley Pond ParkQueens Village

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11 am – 5 pm

Pumpkin Weekends

Ages: 8 and under
Animals
Attractions
Family

Alley Pond ParkQueens Village

11 am – 4 pm

Queens Zoo Dia de los Muertos

Queens ZooCorona

Moore Jackson Clothing Swap Nov 2nd(1)

11 am – 3 pm

Clothing Swap and Mutual Aid Party

Moore Jackson Community GardenQueens

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Noon – 8 pm

St. Nicholas Greek Food Fest

St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox ChurchFlushing

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1 pm

Ice Cream Sundae Decorating

Tipsy Scoop QueensAstoria

Queens Juntas Chicas Day of the Dead Celebration and Performance

2:30 pm

Juntas Chicas: Day of the Dead Celebration and Performance

Oak Ridge in Forest ParkWoodhaven

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3:30 – 6 pm

St. Mary’s Drama Guild Presents “A Murder is Announced”

Theater

St. Mary’s Drama GuildWoodside

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8 – 9:30 pm

Natan Badalov presents Chosen Fam: A Work In Progress Show

Tootles & FrenchAstoria

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