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THURSDAY, APRIL 25
Weekly Trivia at The Quays
Pub in Astoria - The Quays
Pub offers great deals on
drinks, live music and even
comedy nights. They have
imported beers and domestic
beers all within the confines
of a cozy Irish pub in Astoria.
How could it get better? Every
Thursday, The Quays Pub also
has a weekly trivia night. Join
The Quays Pub this Thursday
to experience the fun!
When: Thursday, April 25, at
9 p.m.
Where: The Qays Pub, 45-02
30th Ave., Astoria
Cost: Free
Contact: 718-204-8435
FRIDAY, APRIL 26
Performance by Pianist
Renee Rosnes at Flushing
Town Hall - On Friday, pianist
and composer Renee Rosnes
will perform at Flushing
Town Hall. Rosnes has toured
with all of the greats in the
music industry. This list
includes James Moody, Joe
Henderson, Wayne Shorter, JJ
Johnson, Bobby Hutcherson,
the SFJAZZ Collective and
pianist Bill Charlap. During
this performance she will
bring her quartet, who each
offer something unique to
the band’s performance.
Rosnes will play with Peter
Washington, Steve Nelson and
Lewis Nash.
When: Friday, April 26, at 8
p.m..
Where: Flushing Town
Hall, 137-35 Northern Blvd.,
Flushing
Cost: $0-$25
Contact: 718-463-7700
SATURDAY, APRIL 27
Native American
Storytelling and Crafts
Event - Celebrate Native
American culture on
Saturday with Bayside
Historical Society’s special
family event. This event
will be a Native American
story time and craft. Led
by author Donna Gentle
Spirit Barron, this historian
and genealogist will direct
children while making
storytelling necklaces with
beads. Instructor Donna
Gentle Spirit Barron has
written several books on
the Matinecock tribe. This
event is for children of all
ages. However, younger
children will be assisted.
When: Saturday, April 27,
from Noon to 2 p.m..
Where: Bayside Historical
Society, 208 Totten Ave.,
Bayside
Cost: $5-$15
Contact: 718-352-1548
Family Fun at Earth
Day Event - Come to the
Earth Day Expo for Family
Fun Day. This event will
celebrate mother nature
and efforts to preserve the
planet and its resources.
Younger participants can
attend workshops including
arts and crafts, “How
Can I Measure the Sun?”
and sustainable energy.
Adults and youth can enjoy
workshops on healthy
eating, how to start your
own home garden, how to
start a community garden
and environmental careers.
Family Fun Day will also
have free food and free
giveaways
When: Saturday, April 27,
from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Where: PS52, 178-37 14th
Terrace, Queens
Cost: Free
Contact: 718-523-3069
Hoover Park Clean-
Up for Earth Day - On
Saturday, The Briarwood
& Kew Gardens Lions Club
will host the Hoover Park
Clean Up for Earth Day. Join
this community initiative
to do your part for the
environment.
When: Saturday, April 27,
from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Where: Hoover Park,
Manton St. between 83rd
Ave. and Main St.
Cost: Free
Contact: E-mail lionsbkg@
gmail.com
SUNDAY, APRIL 28
Bird Watching at QBG -
The NYC Audubon invites
you to grab your binoculars
and join them on an early
morning bird walk. Is there
any better way to start
your Sunday? Birdwatchers
will walk through the
Queens Botanical Garden
trails while observing the
wildlife. The trail will have
rough terrain, and may
not be suitable for those
with limited mobility.
Registration is required.
However, drop-ins are
welcome upon availability.
When: Sunday, April 28,
from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.
Where: Queens Botanical
Gardens, 43-50 Main St.,
Flushing
Cost: $6
Contact: 718-886-3800
Vaquera, Ding Dong The
Witch is Dead at MoMA
PS1 - Directors Leah
Victoria Hennessey and
Emily Allan, along with
fashion collective Vaquera,
will present “Vaquera,
Ding Dong the Witch Is
Dead,” a play inspired by
the Broadway musical
“Wicked.” For this show,
Vaquera will tell stories
with their clothing. This is
what they call “fashion fan
fiction.”
When: Sunday, April 28,
from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Where: MoMA PS1, 22-25
Jackson Ave., Queens
Contact: 718-784-2086
MONDAY, APRIL 29
Dinner for Charity at
Bourbon Street - April is
Autism Awareness Month.
More than 3.5 million
Americans live with an
autism spectrum disorder. To
celebrate Autism Awareness
Month, have dinner at
Bourbon Street on Monday.
This Bayside joint has a
wide array of dinner options
and drinks. A portion of the
bill will be donated toward
funding for programs for
children with autism.
When: Monday, April 29,
from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Where: Bourbon St., 40-12
Bell Blvd., Bayside
Cost: $20-$100
Contact: 718-224-2200
TUESDAY, APRIL 30
3-D Captivating
Butterfly Movie at
the New York Hal l
of Science - Come
to the New York
Hal l o f Science to
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exper ience “Fl ight
of the But ter f lies,”
a 3-D movie that
takes vi s itors on
a treacherous yet
captivating journey.
In th e 3-D theater,
vi s itors a re a par t
of the monarch
butter f l y ’s journey.
Vi s itors watch their
migration pat terns
closely, witnessing
thousands f ly through
the peaks of Mex i c o . .
When: Tuesday, Apr i l
30, a t 1 1 :00 a .m. and
2:00 p.m.
Where: New York Hal l
of Science, 47-01 1 1 1th
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By Ed Canty
A Ford in Your Future
Across
1. "Pipe down!"
5. Cancel
10. -- the line
(obeyed)
14. Boat in "Jaws"
15. "___ fault is it?"
16. Device for
rotating one's tires?
17. Bothers
18. Like Cheerios
19. Beginning to
care?
20. The 19th
President
23. Command
24. "Heads up!" e.g.
25. Has a cow
28. Bay
30. Face saver?
31. Ex-viewer of
Medusa?
33. Friendly beginner?
36. Shakespeare's
hangout?
40. Big load of bricks
41. Descartes and
others
42. Cast leader?
43. Roger of "Cheers"
44. Newspaper
section
46. 1960's radical
Hoffman
49. Bewitching
town?
51. Classic '50s car
57. Chick chaser?
58. Circumvent
59. Blue Bonnet, e.g.
60. Brand, in a way
St . , Corona
Cost: $6 adult s /$5
chi ldren, senior s and
students (plus general
admission)
Contact: 7 18-688-
0005
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1. Coating of frost
2. A language of
Pakistan
3. "Great ___!"
4. Discuss
5. Duel tools
6. Rub the wrong
way?
7. Chopper blade
8. Computer addict?
9. Bow to pressure?
10. "Chili today,
hot ___"
11. Certain daisy
12. Bush, senior?
13. Thomas
Jefferson,
religiously
21. "... ___ he
drove out of sight"
22. Any port in a
storm
25. Actors
26. A chorus line
27. Financial aid
28. Atlantic
swimmers
29. "... sail ___
Ship of State"
31. Dad's lads
32. A crowd in
Torino?
33. Green beginner?
34. Stallion, once
35. 11 components?
37. Canned meat
rival of Spam
38. "___ fi fo fum"
39. 1940s
Los Alamos
development
43. Commuters
44. Almost hails
45. The "p" in
m.p.g.
46. Pull ___ one
47. ___ well
48. Go to pieces?
49. Animal catcher
50. Bring to the mix
52. Does some
tailoring
53. Bit of eye
makeup?
54. Hip bones
55. Bed check?
56. Spoil, with "on"
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