QUEENS ARTS ENTERTAINMENT For the most up-todate
THURSDAY, APRIL 18
Jazz Night - Arcadia Bar &
Kitchen will now have live
jazz nights. Established
in 2017, Arcadia already
offers its patrons trivia
every Wednesday, brunch
on Sundays and backyard
garden seating when weather
permits. Grab affordable
drinks before the show from
5 to 8 p.m. during their
daily happy hour. Arcadia’s
first jazz night began in the
beginning of April.
When: Thursday, April 18, from
7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Where: Arcadia Bar & Kitchen,
12-21 Astoria Blvd., Astoria
Cost: Free
Contact: 347-730-6181
FRIDAY, APRIL 19
“Lucifer Landing I” -
“Lucifer Landing I,” a new
show by Jonathan González
at MoMA PS1 will take visitors
on a journey through an
immersive experience which
includes lighting design and
a sonic score referencing
celestial cosmogies.
González’s new commission
will cover and conceptualize
ideas such as blackness and
post-anthropocentrism. The
experience will have a VW
Dome which will function
as a model for eco-friendly
and sustainable living.
González will also have a solo
choreographed performance
on the fi nal night of the
immersive experience. The
show ends on April 21.
When: Friday, April 19, from
Noon to 6 p.m.
Where: MoMA PS1, 22-25
Jackson Ave., Queens
Cost: $15
Contact: 718-784-2084
Passover Seder - Friday,
April 19, marks the beginning
of Passover, a Jewish
holiday that celebrates the
liberation of the Israelites
from slavery over 3,000
years ago. In New York City,
there are over 1.1 million
Jewish residents, making
up 13 percent of the overall
population. Each spring, the
weeklong commemoration
occurs around the globe. The
holiday is widely recognized
in Queens as well. Rego
Park Jewish Center will be
having a Passover Seder
on Conducted by Rabbi
Romiel Daniel and catered
by Meal Mart. Call or email
offi ce@rpjc.org for more
information.
When: Friday, April 19, at 7:30
p.m.
Where: Rego Park Jewish
Center, 97-30 Queens Blvd.,
Flushing
Cost: Adults $80, Children
$30
Contact: 718-459-1000
SATURDAY, APRIL 20
Easter Egg Hunt - Queens
County Farm will have
its infamous egg hunt on
Saturday. The event will
feature a meet and greet
with Whiskers the Bunny,
egg tossing and egg
rolling games. The farm
has a variety of animal
and hayrides. This event is
family friendly and suitable
for all ages. Food will be
available for purchase on
the 47-acre farm.
When: Saturday, April 20,
from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Where: Queens County
Farm Museum, 73-50 Little
Neck Pkwy., Queens
Cost: $10, Free for members
Contact: 718-347-3276
Matthew Greybil -
Performing music by
Mozart, Chopin, Brahms
and Stravinsky, American
musician Matthew Greybil
returns to Maple Grove. He
has played around the world
including the United States,
Canada, France, Holland
and Mexico. Greybil has
been praised by The New
Yorker as an “exceptional
young artist” and by The
Southampton Press as
“hypnotic and compelling.”
The event offers free
admission and free parking.
An opening reception of
an art exhibit will follow
Greybil’s performance. RSVP
requested. Email info@
friendsofmaplegrove.org
for more information on the
event.
When: Saturday, April 20,
at 4 p.m.
Where: The Center at Maple
Grove Cemetery, 127-15 Kew
Gardens Rd., Kew Gardens
Cost: Free with RSVP
Contact: 347-878-6614
Family Painting - The Paint
Place in Astoria has a night
of family painting. You do
not need to be Picasso to
enjoy this two-hour paint
session. Professional
artists will instruct the
class, guiding participants
through the event. At the
end of the night, you will
have created your very own
masterpiece to take home.
Come paint at The Paint
Place. There’s no better way
to spend a Saturday night.
When: Saturday, April 20,
from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Where: The Paint Place,
31-21 31st St., Astoria
Cost: $45
Contact: 929-522-0086
SUNDAY, APRIL 21
Spring Sports Program
- Looking for a spring
program that allows
your child to have fun
while exercising? Look no
further. The City Parks
Foundation has a 2019
spring sports program
for young people in all
five boroughs. Children
ages eight to 14 have the
chance to learn the basics
of a variety of sports.
These include hurdles,
relay races, long jump,
shot put and javelin throw.
The program meets once
a week and ends on June
8. Online registration
is now open for anyone
who may be interested
at CityParksFoundation.
org/play. For more
information regarding
the program or event,
please email sports@
cityparksfoundation.org.
When: Sunday, April 21,
from 10 a.m. to Noon.
Where: Forest Park, Myrtle
Ave. & Woodhaven
Cost: Free
Contact: 718-760-6999
MONDAY, APRIL 22
Senior Sports Program -
New Yorkers ages 60 and up
have the chance to work out
through a variety of exercise
programs and sports this
Spring with the City Parks
Foundation, including free
tennis lessons, yoga and
listing of events
happening in Queens,
check TimesLedger’s
website at
www.QNS.COM
fi tness walking. On Monday,
April 22, the 2019 spring
sports program for seniors
will begin.
When: Monday, April 22,
from 10 a.m. to Noon.
Where: Forest Park, Myrtle
Ave. & Woodhaven
Cost: Free
Contact: 718-760-6999
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24
Rhythm’s Gonna’ Get
You - The Bayside
Senior Center of fers
f ree weekly events for
senior c i tizens who
want to exercise and
dance.
When: Wednesday,
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
TimesLedger Newspapers
April 19 - 26, 2019
By Bill Deasy
Ms. Scarlet's Friends
Across
1. 1970s veep
6. Tell ___ story
10. The Amazing
Race aid
13. Polished-off
14. Musical symbol
16. Born in the
___: Springsteen
17. Type of crime
19. Avg. level
20. Verbally assault
21. Indulge
23. BlackBerry
devices, e.g.
25. Sailing the Pacific
26. Stage equipment
29. Vegas openings?
32. Unhip person
34. Big shot at the
bar?
36. The "G" in
G-man: abbr.
37. "Rock Around
the Clock," e.g.
39. Case for needles
40. Pro-school grp.
41. Yikes!
42. Pyramids, e.g.
44. Typical Georgia
Tech grad (abbr.)
46. Hill and ___
47. A few words in
passing?
48. Trusty mount
50. 1040 ID
51. The "C" in T.L.C.
53. Bogus
55. Target of John
Brown's raid
58. Asian penisula
Apr i l 24, f r om 1 :30 p.m.
to 2 :30 p.m.
Where: Bayside Senior
Center, 221 -15 Horace
Harding Expy. , Bayside
Cost: Free
Contact: 7 18-225-1 144
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65. Chip brand
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heart?
67. In the thick of
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70. Snap course
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1. "___ needle
pulling thread..."
2. Oom- __ (tuba
sounds)
3. "How Sweet
___": James Taylor
4. Go back to an old
source
5. City near
Syracuse
6. Word after long
7. Rights org. led by
M.L.K.
8. Casa cooker
9. ___ quick retreat
10. World War I
weapon
11. Memo opener
12. Bachelor home
15. San Joaquin
Valley town
18. Trolley toll?
22. Reacted to a
shock
24. They may be
skipped
26. Act as lookout
27. "Ditto"
28. Wacky to the max
30. Word with main
or blessed
31. Rocket sections
33. Calls, once
35. Shinbones
38. Genesis fall place
43. ___ Nona
(Tomie dePaola
children's book)
45. 12-step
program
49. "You think I
won't?!"
52. 2002 headline
company
54. West Side Story
heroine
55. Chorus voice
56. Space starter?
57. "Oh, why not?"
59. Planting areas
60. Teeny, for short
61. Movie pooch
62. Trapper's haul
64. 'No' vote
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