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We want to see your favorite holiday
light displays from around Queens
BY QNS STAFF
editorial@qns.com / @QNS
Do you or someone you know put on
an amazing light display for the holiday
season? Or is there is a special place in
Queens that you can’t help but stop by
every year?
Many places go all out for the holiday
season, and the homes and businesses in
Queens are no exception. Th roughout the
month of December, we’re looking for
photos of some the borough’s most festive
holiday displays. We want to showcase
the brightest, biggest, most colorful
holiday lights displays in neighborhoods
across the borough, and we want your
help to do it!
Whether you want to show off your
amazing holiday lights display, or if
you’re out and about and come across
something that truly makes the season
bright, send it to us!
Send your photos by emailing editorial@
qns.com, sending them to our Facebook
page, Twitter (@QNS) or by tagging us on
Instagram (@qnsgram). Submissions may
be featured in an upcoming edition of Th e
Photo: Suzanne Monteverdi/QNS Queens Courier or on QNS.com.
Support local business during the Kew Gardens Holiday Crawl
BY EMILY DAVENPORT
edavenport@qns.com / @QNS
Shop local this holiday season during
the fi rst annual Kew Gardens Holiday
Crawl.
Thirty-five businesses are joining
together for one week for a shopping
event not only as an invitation to residents
to utilize their local business for
their holiday shopping, but to engage the
local businesses with the community.
“We were thinking about how to build
community spirit and what the season
really means,” said Grace Anker, owner
of Th e Potter’s Wheel in Kew Gardens
and organizer of the crawl. “We fl oated
the idea to a few of the local businesses
and it just kept growing and expanding
from there.”
Th e Kew Gardens Holiday Crawl will
take place through Dec. 10. Each participating
business will have their own
unique discounts, raffl es, demonstrations
or free off erings through the crawl.
Here’s a rundown of which businesses
will be participating the holiday crawl:
• Alex Feldman Agency Inc., 81-48
Leff erts Blvd.
• Aquarelle Day Spa, 81-37 Leff erts Blvd.
• Ascend Day Spa, 82-62 Austin St.
• Ateaz, 116-29 Metropolitan Ave.
• Austin’s Ale House, 82-70 Austin St.
• Bakers Dozen, 81-09 Leff erts Blvd.
• C-Town, 81-29 Leff erts Blvd.
• Dani’s House of Pizza, 81-28 Leff erts
Blvd.
• Dial Locksmiths Services Inc., 81-46
Leff erts Blvd.
• Dog Days and Cat Nights, 118-25
Metropolitan Ave.
• Eye Lab Optician P.C., 81-13 Leff erts
Blvd.
• Fab Hair Studio, 82-49 Leff erts Blvd.
• Global Billing & Consulting, 81-16
Leff erts Blvd.
• Gotham West Realty, 80-60 Leff erts
Blvd.
• Gray’s Bicycles & Accessories, 82-34
Leff erts Blvd.
• Homestead Gourmet Shop, 81-45
Leff erts Blvd.
• Kew & Willow Books, 81-63 Leff erts
Blvd.
• Last Call, 81-72 Leff erts Blvd.
• Mehak Indo & Pak Cuisine, 83-06
Austin St.
• Metropolitan Pharmacy, 116-07
Metropolitan Ave.
• Mr. Wish Fruit Teas & Beverages, 80-62
Leff erts Blvd.
• New Beverly Hills Salon, 81-27 Leff erts
Blvd.
• New Gardens Fish Market, 81-18
Leff erts Blvd.
• Pink Lily Bakery, 81-50 Leff erts Blvd.
• Pradeep Agarwal, CPA, P.C., 81-16
Leff erts Blvd.
• Print House, 82-64 Austin St.
• Regent Wines & Liquors, 81-11 Leff erts
Blvd.
• REO Chemists, 81-12 Leff erts Blvd.
• Rosenblum’s of Kew Gardens, 82-38
Leff erts Blvd.
• Selfi e Style Hair Salon, 81-70 Leff erts
Blvd.
• Th e Potter’s Wheel, 120-33 83rd Ave.
• Th yme Natural Food Market, 81-22
Leff erts Blvd.
• Tu Casa Express, 116-35 Metropolitan
Ave.
• Village Diner, 81-74 Leff erts Blvd.
• Zee’s Liquors, 81-58 Leff erts Blvd.
“We love our neighborhood,” said
Anker. “Th e crawl is meant to bring people
out and them that they don’t have to
be stuck behind a screen for their holiday
shopping. It’s about having fun and seeing
what the neighborhood has to off er.”
For more information about the holiday
crawl, contact shoplocalkg@gmail.
com.
Photo: Pexels
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