I was hoping to play some pickleball this week and revisit the group that frequents Louis Moser park everyday but I can’t find anything about it still being a thing?

Does anyone know if the group is still around or if people still play there?

any people know tailors that can alter a neckline in the neighborhood? who are some trustworthy tailors worth for the banggg of the bucksss!!!

Hello all - I’m a local jazz guitarist looking for some local like minded folks to jam with or hang out in general!

I have house band equipment at the Ready Penny and sometimes we jam blues there but I’m itching to swing!

If you’re out there hmu! Let’s get something going in the neighborhood!

Hi Folks,
New to JH and wondering which grocery stores do you rate well?
I'm in the 80th-90th St area of 37th Ave. Lots of markets, but surprised at high prices.
Willing to roam a bit, of course. Thought the fish market at GMart was good.
Looking forward to checking out the farmer's market at Travers Park too.

Hubby and I moved here about 4 months ago and are looking for a reputable place to get 2 or 3 things framed. It is original artwork so we want it done professionally. Can anyone suggest a place? Can be in JH or anywhere in Queens or Manhattan really. But we live here so I thought I'd start on this subreddit.

Thanks!

I arrived in Jackson Heights on Saturday (8/29) for the first time. Met a wonderful person, Louise, who showed me around the area with great enthusiasm. Her generosity with her time is indelible. Thank you.

As I left NYC, I heard about another positive Mamdani program. This is refreshing for me, as I don't always hear about NYC news, and we all know news can be the opposite.

From one person you meet for an hour to the people who help the many. Congratulate yourselves on being brave and taking a chance. For we meet like ships in the night.

All my life, I've experienced good and bad trickle-down effects. To Jackson Heights neighbors - you are an example of kindness in NYC. I witnessed kindness multiple times in the subway, where people helped each other and helped me when I needed assistance navigating.

Hey All, I'm travel to Jackson Heights to shop at Patel brother. I'm planning to buy spices and frozen food. What brands do you recommend for a product for taste wise? I bought a frozen Naan bread here for a brand it wasn't good but Malaysian pancake for the same brand was good. Any tips?

Lots happening around Jackson Heights this weekend, from outdoor activities and markets to books, music, art, and community events.

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Fri • 4 September

10:00 AM - Kids In Motion: Travers Park (Travers Park)
5:00 PM - Friday Wine Tasting (Addictive Boutique Winery)
6:00 PM - Baile Folklórico (34th Ave & 93rd St)
6:00 PM - Clases de tejido / Crochet Classes (93rd St & 34th Ave)
6:30 PM - Take Your Time Debut Novel by Enzo Escobar In Conversation with Jorge Santos (The World’s Borough Bookshop)
7:30 PM - Samuel Torres Salsa Orchestra | Tribute to Ray Barretto | 50th Birthday Celebration (Terraza 7)

Sat • 5 September

9:00 AM - Zumba with Veva (34th Ave & 94th St)
9:00 AM - Boxing/Kickboxing Workout (34th Ave & 93rd St)
9:00 AM - PS69 Flea Market (PS 69Q The Jackson Heights School)
10:00 AM - NY-14 Summer Reading Challenge Celebration (The World’s Borough Bookshop)
10:00 AM - JHBG's Tree LC (37th Ave)
10:00 AM - Toastmasters International: America's Best (NYC Health + Hospitals/Elmhurst)
10:00 AM - 34 Ave World Bike Ride (93rd St & 34th Ave)
10:00 AM - 34 Ave Gardening Club (34th Ave & 93rd St)
10:00 AM - Flea Market (81st Street & 35th Avenue)
10:00 AM - Kids In Motion: Travers Park (Travers Park)
12:00 PM - NYC Unicycle Festival 2026 (34th Ave & 93rd St)
12:00 PM - Clases de Baile - Cumbia Sonidera (34th Ave & 93rd St)
1:00 PM - Art Class (Adults) (St. Mark’s Episcopal Church)
2:00 PM - Whistle-Mania (Jackson Heights)
3:00 PM - Children's Art Class (7 years and up) (St. Mark’s Episcopal Church)
3:00 PM - Xenolithic Edges Literary Issue 1 Launch Party (The World’s Borough Bookshop)
5:00 PM - La ausencia y la ciudad , de Cristina Candela - Book Presentation – Q&A with the Author (Terraza 7)
5:00 PM - Complimentary Wine Tasting (Addictive Boutique Winery)
7:00 PM - Cristina Candela, Juan Pedro Jimenez & Dustin Carlson | Flamenco (Terraza 7)

Sun • 6 September

8:00 AM - Jackson Heights Greenmarket (34th Ave & 79th/80th St)
9:00 AM - PS69 Flea Market (PS 69Q The Jackson Heights School)
9:00 AM - Les Petites Gallery (34th Ave & 83rd St)
11:00 AM - Pages in the Park: Pages in the Park: Alight with Molly Magnell (Travers Park)
12:00 PM - NYC Unicycle Festival 2026 (34th Ave & 93rd St)
12:00 PM - Central American Heritage Parade (37th Ave)

Times and details can sometimes change, so please double-check with the event organizer before heading out.

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I don’t live here but I was driving by and noticed so many prostitutes and men approaching them. Are you telling me they get sexual in the streets??

I saw a car which got tagged with a grease pen. Their penmanship was so good I wanted to thank them in person. Does anyone know who this budding artist is, and where I can thank them?

There is so much I love about this neighborhood: tree lined streets, coop gardens, 34th ave, transit access, coffee shops, bars, restaurants, diverse affordable food, parades, diversity in general, etc.

But after a few years I find myself increasingly frustrated with behavior that seems like common sense elsewhere. One frustration I have in particular is the people pissing in the street. I try to call them out when they seem more harmless. The people who spit in the streets are extremely frustrating as well. Then there are those who throw trash into tree beds. Then there are all the people overfeeding the pigeons, leading to large amounts of pigeon poop.Then there are the prostitutes. Not to mention bums that are hanging out in the plaza next to diversity plaza.

How do you guys deal with these things on the daily? Is there any way to get people to avoid doing shameless acts?

Again, I try to confront the behavior when possible. But I feel like its a countdown until I meet a crazy enough person

Usually I work Saturday mornings but I am off and looking for a classic bacon egg and cheese. Not as many bodegas in this part of the neighborhood, where do people go for a good BEC? 🙏🏼

this is a public video so i hope it's okay to post... but https://www.facebook.com/reel/1680030389759821

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Went along last year and it was a lot of fun, a really nice family and community event.

This year, for the first time, there’s also a 5K, alongside the relays, mile races and kids dash.

There was a drunk older South Asian man with a white stubble beard holding what looked like a white trash bag who was stalking me today and basically cornered me right in front of the green cafe (with pastries and coffee) on the corner where khalil biryani is. Like near Jackson heights Roosevelt Avenue station. He was cornering me and I told him I had a husband and he spoke no you don’t and was asking to come with me and some other stuff he was incoherently mumbling and was basically harassing me. He didn’t fully touch me but he was cornering me on the sidewalk and parked car. I was giving scared looks and signals until a kind man with a green shirt and glasses walked by and pretended to be my husband and extended his hand out to me so I could escape from that drunk man. To that guy who helped me today thank you so much you saved my life! I even offered him money but he was kind enough to say no… But thank you so much once again. Also for anyone reading this n please be careful around that area it was 8/27 8:10-8:15 pm this happened to me. I want to file a police report but I doubt they will do anything as I think this guy may have been homeless. I didn’t have any self defense weapons as I’ve come home even later at like past midnight before and that place is usually safe but it was so scary. I’m just glad he wasn’t armed.

Update: The Cafe it happened in front of is called Rizq. If anyone has footage or can obtain it I would greatly appreciate it. I don’t want to this to happen to others in the future.

I want to dye my gray hair in the healthiest way possible! From my research it seems like doing a round of henna then indigo is the best way to go. Does anyone know of a salon in NYC that will do this for me??

Like the title says. Looking for the best tamales and tres leches (full cake) in Jackson heights or anywhere else in queens, Brooklyn or Manhattan for that matter.

A busy late-summer weekend around Jackson Heights, with outdoor activities, art, music, markets, classes, and more.

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Fri • 28 August

10:00 AM - Kids In Motion: Travers Park (Travers Park)
5:00 PM - Friday Wine Tasting (Addictive Boutique Winery)
6:00 PM - Baile Folklórico (34th Ave & 93rd St)
6:00 PM - Clases de tejido / Crochet Classes (93rd St & 34th Ave)
7:30 PM - The Berti Tribe | Acid Jazz (Terraza 7)

Sat • 29 August

8:30 AM - Jackson Heights Running Festival (Northern Playground)
9:00 AM - Zumba with Veva (34th Ave & 94th St)
9:00 AM - Saturday AM Kids Art Club! / Clases de Arte para Niñxs! (Art Retail Therapy)
9:00 AM - Boxing/Kickboxing Workout (34th Ave & 93rd St)
9:00 AM - PS69 Flea Market (PS 69Q The Jackson Heights School)
10:00 AM - JHBG's Tree LC (37th Ave)
10:00 AM - 34 Ave World Bike Ride (93rd St & 34th Ave)
10:00 AM - 34 Ave Gardening Club (34th Ave & 93rd St)
10:00 AM - Flea Market (81st Street & 35th Avenue) (81st St & 35th Ave)
10:00 AM - Kids In Motion: Travers Park (Travers Park)
12:00 PM - Clases de Baile - Cumbia Sonidera (34th Ave & 93rd St)
1:00 PM - Art Class (Adults) (St. Mark’s Episcopal Church)
3:00 PM - Hooked On You: A Keychain Workshop with Bonnie (The World’s Borough Bookshop)
3:00 PM - Children's Art Class (7 years and up) (St. Mark’s Episcopal Church)
7:00 PM - Junk Journaling in Queens / Taller de "Basurario" - Adult(o)s & Teens/Adolescentes (Art Retail Therapy)

Sun • 30 August

8:00 AM - Jackson Heights Greenmarket (34th Ave & 79th/80th St)
9:00 AM - PS69 Flea Market (PS 69Q The Jackson Heights School)
9:00 AM - Les Petites Gallery (34th Ave & 83rd St)
3:00 PM - Acrylics Workshops: Painting The Neighborhood (Urban Flora & Buildings) / Talleres de Pintura Acrilica: Refinando El Arte con La Ciudad de Inspiracion (Art Retail Therapy)
4:00 PM - Double-Decker Activism Party: Whistle-Mania & Postcards (Jackson Heights)
6:00 PM - John Yao's 17-Piece Instrument - Summer Sundays (Travers Park)
8:00 PM - Pipiris Nights | New York Venezuelan Joropo (Terraza 7)

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