Came here to Paradise Studios for their Friday open mic night and had a blast. Everyone here,…read moreincluding fellow musicians and artists, were all super supportive and welcoming. The space is quite beautiful and very well put together. I love how they have a stage, a green screen area and podcast booth all working together to create a super functional and balanced space. For performers, there was a healthy blend of music, comedy and poetry. I would so come back here to perform again in the future. Shoutout to Bobby their consummate host, great place you have!!

Hello FOLKS , The Gagootz Show is in our 3rd season here,…read more at the newly renovated hi tech studio , about to go into our fourth. yr , phenomenal great place to do a web TV show - podcast and don't forget on Friday nights is a open mic at studio , so watch us on strong island.com on YouTube the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at 7 PM

KJOY at Bolla Opening today Mobil Gas Station Hempstead Turnpike Levittown. Great Crew of charming…read morepeople.

Picked up some prizes here, a second-floor office (suite 5) nestled next to Cheeburger. The duplex…read morelies unassumedly amidst the shopping center, but it's complemented well by its friendly, energetic staff. Tunes ablaze from all the participating stations and everyone was helpful.

QPTV is Queens answer to BCAT in Brooklyn. The local channel allows Queens residents an opportunity…read moreto host and produce their own show. Together with my friend Phil, we formed Art Kurtz-Phil Manners Productions to develop and produce Public access Television programs. Our weekly show, The Game Show Block Party runs on QPTV and on BCAT TV in Brooklyn. As independent producers (who produce these programs with no profit) we need a good working relationship with the staff at QPTV and Time Warner (who we are not employed by). The QPTV staff is most professional and assists us in production and studio use,.

Came here for a TV show appearance. Had no trouble getting in & the gentleman at the desk was very…read morepolite. He even remembered my name as I was leaving. Seems like a nice, professional operation & I personally didn't experience problems from the guest perspective. Apparently, you can even park around here since most of the people involved in my show had driven there while I took the Q58 bus (a very short walk from the studio).

I had hours to kill and decided to get a good book to keep me company. I like the new (I think)…read moreprogram where you can get 50% off if you take the book back to one of their other national locations for 50% off. The Punjabi lady at the counter was super nice! Thank you for your cheerful attitude.

yet another of the multi function convenient store/tourist knickknacks/clothing store that got most…read moreterminals in any major airport this one stood out because it actually had a decent selection of cables and other accoutrements for your electronic devices. It also had these weird furry, plush monkeys with New York sweatshirts on. I am completely unsure of the linkage, but hey when in Rome

The Wave is a weekly publication newspaper published by Wave Publishing Co. serving the Queens'…read moreRockaways community since 1893. For the two most recent issues a paid subscription is required for access which the rates are within budget limits in today's ailing economy. For Rockaway, Inwood, Broad Channel residents print version one year subscription is $15.00; while New York City and Long Island print only is $30.00, print and web versions $35.00, and web only $20.00. However, all readers may view older news stories in their archive without charges. The Wave brings Queens' Rockaway Peninsula together as this is one of the first media format that truly defines what it means to be a community. Occasionally I read The Wave in light of the recent unjustified closing of my alma mater, Stella Maris H.S. in Rockaway Park, NY. The Wave has certainly voiced the concerns of residents in the Peninsula to the fullest as mainland Queensters, like myself, has hear them roar. Queens Peninsula's residents surely rock The Wave!

I had the opportunity to meet the (friendly and knowledgeable) managing editor of this publication…read more It's been around since 1893 and does interesting work serving the community. Hooray for local media.