Nestled across 39 acres originally designed for the 1939 World's Fair, the Queens Botanical Garden is a serene oasis of themed gardens and charming events, perfect for a peaceful stroll or a casual outing.
"Queens Botanical Garden is 39 acres of plants, trees, and flowers, which was renovated in 2005 and 2007. You'll most likely witness a marriage take place under the white gazebo or a bridal party taking their wedding photographs here. We took a free bilingual composting class (Mandarin and English)—you could even become a New York City certified master composter. They host a variety of events year round like their Arbor Fest with a beer tent, kid games, and petting zoo (llamas are always a hit!). Find a nook within the garden to enjoy the sound of the birds and bees (they have a bee garden!)." - QNS MADE
"If you've ever wondered what it's like to be at the Queens Botanical Garden after hours, buy a ticket to one of their Movie Nights at the Garden screenings. The mostly family-friendly selection of movies start at 8:30pm, but they'll let you in as early as 7pm. There are no chairs on site, but you can bring your own blanket or foldable chair, and they have snacks and drinks available for purchase. Check out the full schedule and all pricing options here. We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Team Infatuation
"If you've ever wondered what it's like to be at the Queens Botanical Garden after hours, buy a ticket to one of their Movie Nights at the Garden screenings. The mostly family-friendly selection of movies start at 8:30pm, but they'll let you in as early as 7pm. There are no chairs on site, but you can bring your own blanket or foldable chair, and they have snacks and drinks available for purchase. Check out the full schedule and all pricing options here. " - hannah albertine, kenny yang
"Queens Botanical Garden, Flushing by QNS MADE. Queens Botanical Garden is 39 acres of plants, trees, and flowers, which was renovated in 2005 and 2007. You'll most likely witness a marriage take place under the white gazebo or a bridal party taking their wedding photographs here. We took a free bilingual composting class (Mandarin and English)—you could even become a New York City certified master composter. They host a variety of events year round like their Arbor Fest with a beer tent, kid games, and petting zoo (llamas are always a hit!). Find a nook within the garden to enjoy the sound of the birds and bees (they have a bee garden!)."
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