The Park, The US Open, Citifield and the NYC Mets, The Queens Zoo, The Hall of Science, The Queens Museum, the site of the 1939 and 1964 World's Fair, a pool, ice skating rink, bike trains, a lake and activities, food trucks and the best amateur sports leagues in softball, baseball, soccer and more.

Queens was and is home to some of the greatest musicians to contribute to US culture: rap/hop-hop, r&b, classical, rock, etc. and of course, jazz. Many jazz greats lived in the borough. Louis Armstrong lived in a modest middle class home because he believed in just hanging out with regular folks.

American filmmaking began in the NYC area because the actors, songwriters, musicians, etc. were here. Later, the weather of California begat Hollywood, but filmmaking continues to thrive. More than a museum, there are exhibits, screenings, events, workshops, etc. After, tour the Astoria area, one of the great NYC neighborhoods.