Shane O Brien

The Hunters Point Parks Conservancy (HPPC) has announced the return of Summer Kids, a program of free events for children under 10 and their families taking place in Long Island City's waterfront parks through Aug. 16.

Long Island City fitness center The Trinity will host the second edition of its annual Trinity Games this fall, bringing 150 teams to the LIC waterfront for a hybrid race.

The Sunnyside Shines Business Improvement District (BID ) held its annual meeting last month, featuring a keynote address by City Comptroller Mark Levine and a farewell to outgoing State Sen. Michael Gianaris.

Local soccer club New York International FC (NYIFC) is inviting the Astoria community to lace up its sneakers and take part in the club's annual charity 5K with a poignant cause this Saturday.

Council Member Joann Ariola said she plans to introduce an initiative encouraging District 32 schools to visit the South Street Seaport Museum and nearby historic vessels after visiting the area to mark America's 250th birthday last week.

A Long Island City block will transform into an “outdoor wellness destination” next month for the second annual LIC Wellness Fest , offering numerous fitness experiences, recovery activations and an urban obstacle course.

Gotham FC assistant goalkeeper coach and Queens native Michelle Betos says it is a “dream come true” to take part in the historic Queens Classic Wednesday night, with Gotham FC and Washington Spirit set to draw more than 30,000 fans in the first ever women's professional sporting event held at Citi Field.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani joined the city's Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) and local elected officials to distribute flood preparedness kits in East Elmhurst and educate residents about how they can protect themselves during flooding.

A sold-out crowd of 42,175 looked on as Gotham FC and Washington Spirit made history in the biggest ever women's sporting event in New York City history at Citi Field Wednesday, July 15.

Queens Night Market and Queens Borough Hall will host watch parties on Sunday, July 19, for the World Cup final between Spain and Argentina, which will take place at MetLife Stadium at 3 p.m.