The sixth annual tree lighting at Kaufman Astoria Studios returned for an in-person ceremony Tuesday, Dec. 7, after it was held virtually during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. About 100 community members gathered in front ... Read More

Fully booked production facilities are one bright spot in New York City’s commercial real estate landscape. “Speaking as a New Yorker, the pandemic proved the importance of this industry to the economic diversity of New York,” ... Read More

Kaufman Astoria Studios, the motion picture and TV production facility rejuvenated by real estate developer George S. Kaufman in the 1980s, has joined with Silverstein Properties and BedRock Real Estate Partners to create Innovation QNS, ... Read More

As people have hunkered down at home during the Covid-19 pandemic, many have turned on Netflix, HBO Max and Amazon Prime shows and movies as a way to pass the time. That's prompted the film and ... Read More

In an effort to support the economic recovery of Astoria’s restaurants impacted during the COVID-19 pandemic, a new project has been launched to bring a curated selection of the neighborhood’s best eateries to residents while ... Read More

Queens Together, a restaurant advocacy group launched in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, is encouraging New Yorkers to show their support for local cultural institutions, shops, and restaurants in Western Queens by purchasing a ... Read More

The long lists of shows displayed on streaming sites, which seem to grow exponentially by the day, serve to tell you what’s on. But in New York City, they also might reveal a bit about ... Read More

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The LGBT Network has announced its relocation from its original Long Island City space to Kaufman Astoria Studios. LGBT Network, a 28-year-old nonprofit serving the LGBT and ally community, moved to the studio’s main building at ... Read More

The LGBT Network has announced its relocation from its original Long Island City space to Kaufman Astoria Studios. LGBT Network, a 28-year-old nonprofit serving the LGBT and ally community, moved to the studio’s main building at ... Read More