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The Make Music New York
Festival comes to Flushing
Saturday, June 21, 2008
Various times and locations
including:
Flushing Town Hall
137-35 Northern Blvd.
Mitchell Linden Civic Association
Playground, 31st Road & Union Street
Queens Crossing
Promenade, 136-17 39th Avenue
For
the
Flushing BID performance schedule
Click on the above link or picture
above
A workshop was held for local musicians
and performers interested in
participating in the
2008 "Make Music New York" Festival. The
workshop was scheduled on Saturday, April
26, from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM at the
Queens Library located on 41-17 Main
Street in Flushing, Queens. The workshop at the Queens
Library in Flushing provided
information and helped musicians register
for this year's Festival. Language
interpretation will be provided in
Korean, Chinese, and Spanish.
Downtown Flushing
Transit Hub BID
distributes the
2008 Edition of the
Patriotic Passport to
Flushing
 
3rd Annual Discover Queens
Restaurant Week—September 18 - 26
In celebration of the 1986 New
York Mets Championship
For
Flushing BID participating
Restaurants
View a list of Queens participating
restaurants
NY1 News features upcoming Fall 2006
Restaurant
NY Mets Announce Fall 2006
Restaurant:
Flushing kicks off Queens Restaurant
Week
Borough president to dine in Flushing
on first day
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Announcement that the
development of a new
shopper’s guide is
underway. It will
promote the downtown
Flushing business
district
and will include:
February 9, 2006, Queens
Courier:
Flushing BID shopper’s
guide |
Flushing BID once again
lights up the streets of
Downtown Flushing with
holiday lights.
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"Discover Queens in
Restaurant Week
celebration"
Restaurant
Week—September 19 - 23
In celebration of
the 1964 World's Fair
For Flushing BID
participating
Restaurants
Click Here
To view a
list of participating
restaurants
Click Here
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"
Flushing
BID is the first
BID
in the city to receive and
deploy the "Big Belly"
solar-powered trash
compactors on its sidewalks"
July 27, 2005, Queens
Courier:
Flushing BID Employs
'Big Bellies'
To Clean Up Streets
July 22, 2005, NY Daily
News:
In the 'Belly' of the
beast
Solar-driven trash cans
tested
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Pictured left
to right:
(front)
State Senator Toby Stavisky;
Assemblyman Barry Grodenchik; Councilman John Liu; Mabel Law; DSNY Commissioner John Doherty; (back) Gene Kelty, Chair, Community
Board 7; Timothy Chuang, New York Tong Ren Tang; Peter Koo, Starside Drugs & BID Program Services Chair; DSNY official
Pictured left to right:
Mabel Law, BID
Executive Director;
Donald Henton, Representative for Assemblyman Barry Grodenchik; Councilman John Liu; Edna Rutledge, Representative for BID Chair,
Jim Gerson
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Pictured left
to right:
Patrick DeSimone, Co-Principal from Atlantic Maintenance Corporation; Mabel Law; Assemblyman Barry Grodenchik; Councilman
John Liu; Timothy Chuang from New York Tong Ren Tang; State Senator Toby Stavisky; Wellington Chen from F & T International;
Peter Koo of Starside Drugs & BID Program Services Chair
Pictured left to right:
(front) Mabel Law;
Assemblyman Barry Grodenchik; Councilman John Liu; (back) Donald Henton; Stan Markowitz from Muss Development
Company; Gene Kelty, Chair, Community Board 7; Marilyn Bitterman, District Manager, Community Board 7; John Young, Queens Director,
NYC Department of City Planning
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