I grew up in this church. It's a nice eclectic mix of people there. They have 3 services in…read morespanish, english and chinese. Located near the bustling downtown flushing area which is quickly turning into Chinatown 2.0

While visiting with a very close dear friend of mine in Flushing I attended for the first time The…read moreFirst Baptist Church of Flushing. There are a mix of people there who come to worship in one kindred Spirit. I am caucasian and my friend is chinese. My Dad was with me too as we were in the area to attend a wedding the following day. We were greeted at the door and by a friendly couple who set in front of us who were from the New Hampshire area not too far from where one of my daughter's live in New Hampshire. The church service starts with am awesome worship team who seem to have hearts to magnify the name of Jesus. I was so encouraged to sing as the words are up on the large screen up front and all seem to be singing to the Lord. We were greeted by others also as there were opportunity during the service. Pastor Gary Domiano was Pastoring during this time as we were attending the english service. We were given an overview of what he was preaching on and continued in the Book of Jonah. Such a fresh new prospective. I would certainly recommend attending this Bible preaching , thought provoking church of wondering people. There was a fellowship following the service which I am sorry to say I didn't have opportunity to stay . I am hoping next time I will certainly be there. Thank you First Baptist Church of Flushing for making us welcome.

I came to Zoni language Center for three weeks，It's great experience and helpful to me.My teahcer…read moreis Kile who is pession&funny man that so great useful to understand English._And teacher Lay is awesome too who is help me understand Zoni English center lesson at begin

i did the process to change my status from tourist to student visa in this school it was very…read moreprofessional and helpful i did not have any problem and i didnt have to pay a expensive lawyer. I am lucky I was able to do my process to study english in this school the manager Liliana is always helping and the chinese Lana is very kind all the time

We have had a great experience at E.A.N.Y. My daughter on this first year has learnt so much! Every…read moreweek I get surprised by her singing a new song or using a new word in Spanish. It's affordable and we'll structured.I see ourselves being part of the E.A.N.Y community for many years to come.

I have 4 boys who range in ages from 6 to 15 and they've been coming to EANY since 2007. They truly…read morelove this school and have learned more than just the spanish language. We have met and made great friends because of this school. The teachers here really care about the students.

Just got a discount deal from living social for the real estate classes in this Queens location…read more The lady from this location claims that the 75 hours real estate sale class I purchased is discounted class, so there is no opening and she doesn't know when there will be an opening. (To my understanding, she just doesn't wanna give me any seat because I am not paying enough) On the same day, my friend purchased the same class in full price automatically got an opening. This is unfair. Seems like this school is only accepting students who pays full price. What confused me alot is that they are listed as one of the location of REEDC available for discount on Living Social, GROUPON... Felt like being scammed. Fortunately, living social is able to give me full refund. Thanks God.

I paid full price for P &C licensing course and from my understanding, job placement was included…read morein the package but after I pass the course, I was left where I started, No jobs and no help finding a job from REEDC. There is a reason why I pay hundreds of dollars for the course for a job and sadly here I am unable to use my license and wasted time and money. Not recommended to anyone. Aside from that, the real estate course was next door and i saw that room was so crowded that whenever they had lecture, it was disturbing our course.

Wow! Italian people! -- I thought they (we) were all in Staten Island now, it seems as though we…read moreare like an endangered species of ethnicity in Queens and Brooklyn -- how times have changed. Starting with a rant here --- but if you boast and brag any bit about your charitable contributions, it cheapens what the kindness in your heart intended, it cheapens you. Conversly, if you happen to find yourself on the the opposite side of the spectrum, you are special and there is a very nice place for you above when your time comes -- with hope, many moons from now -- for us all. I was raised to be charitable with my time and money, "serving your fellow man is important" they would say.. -- Rant complete. The Italian Charities of America's mission: A human services organization providing services, activities and programs for the benefit of the community. A friend of mine told me she rents a table for the flea market and has been asking me to stop by. For a $25.00 fee, they peddle their wares -- forty to fifty tables full of new and used unique goods, lit by a stunningly beautiful chandelier adorned by four smaller satellite illuminators. The second floor room is beautiful! Classic Italian stately design, form meets function, with thick framed paintings of our pioneering people past, adorning the marble walls with golden sconce highlights. Handbags, leathers, costume jewelry clothing and household items may appeal more to the female persuasion, guys, y'all gotta go check it out anyway -- with your ladies, your buddies or alone, if your single and in the market, you might meet a nice Italian girl. Speaking of which, I met one of the finest woman at the great of the room fronting the Christopher Columbus painting. Marie is the Italian Charities publicist and with her Ad Hoc team, coordinate and promote monthly events from dances to dinners, unfortunately the Easter Italian Dinner was sold out because I had a fist full of greenbacks in hand ready to plunk it down for tickets to attend. It's quite common for Italian people to talk about where their family is from back in the old country. She and her family are Barese, my family being Genoa -- we kick butt in ship building and stuffed ravioli. Thankfully Marie and her committee are hard at work creating new events, so check the website for details -- I know I'll be in attendance for their next Pasta Dinner Evening, maybe I'll see you there.

Pre-COVID: A friend of mine was showcasing her photography here during a flea market so I decided…read moreto stop in and keep her company for a bit. The building has crystal chandeliers, Italian tchotchkes in glass cases, some articles and other bits of history. There's an elevator to the upstairs banquet hall if you can't use the small staircase, and this was where the flea market was. It mainly seemed to be people selling things they no longer wanted, costume jewelry, books, glassware, clothes - one lady did manage to find a stunning fur coat. They apparently hold Saturday night dances, I saw a flyer for one advertising Latin & Italian oldies, classics, and Top 40 from 8pm-12am with food, coffee, tea, dessert, and alcohol. I would love to see the crowd that comes out for that! This is a community center, so you can rent space or give money to various fundraisers they hold, all in all it's a great local resource.

I am not sure if this place is still open. I called, left a message, emailed but no one got back…read moreto me.

My son did a week long "Amusement Park" camp. He really liked it, and wanted to go back for…read moreanother week, but it was too expensive for us unfortunately. :( I liked that they had the kids be accountable for their learning by keeping a journal of what they learned. It made a really cute little keepsake at the end. And-- he LOVED going to the park at lunch time with the group. I didn't give it 5 stars, because this was our first time with "Engineering for Kids", so we don't have too much experience with the programs, but I would definitely go back.