August 28-29, 2026
Looking for something to do this Sunday in Queens? This mix of free and low-cost events spans nature hikes, creative movement classes, street fairs, and a movie night — all chosen to let you try new skills, get outdoors, or just hang with friends. Whether you want to break, stretch, explore, or chill, there’s a pick here to match your vibe.
outdoorFREESun, Aug 30 · 11:00 AM
Aurora Pond · Little Neck
Join the Rangers on a hike through Udall’s Cove to search for the elusive muskrat. Learn more about this semi-aquatic species and the other rodents that inhabit New York City.
Join a ranger-led hike to spot muskrats and other local rodents — a hands-on way to learn about wildlife observation and ecology in Queens, with a free, low-key social setting.
outdoorFREESun, Aug 30 · 1:00 PM
Entrance - Vernon Boulevard and 41st Avenue · Little Neck
Join the Urban Park Rangers to explore the nature hidden under our very noses in this park located on the banks of the East River.
Explore the natural side of the East River with Urban Park Rangers — this free hike builds outdoor skills like trail navigation and species ID, perfect for teens who like casual adventure with peers.
museumSun, Aug 30 · 10:00 AM
Queens County Farm Museum · Glen Oaks
The Queens County Farm Museum hosts Corn Fest to celebrate the grand opening of the 2026 Amazing Maize Maze. The event is jam-packed with a-maize-ing activities, games, and food.
Head to Corn Fest for a mix of outdoor games, maize maze navigation, and festival food — a fun, budget-friendly way to spend a Sunday with friends while celebrating the start of fall.
martial_artsSun, Aug 30 · 2:30 PM
Genyukan Dojo · Rego Park
9-13 years old beginners class in karate at Genyukan Dojo. Suitable for ages 9 through 13, this registered class introduces foundational martial arts techniques in an indoor dojo setting.
This beginner karate class for ages 9–13 teaches foundational stances and self-discipline in a structured dojo — a solid way to build confidence, focus, and physical coordination.
Sun, Aug 30 · 6:00 AM
Gym-Azing · Flushing
Foundations of breaking (toprock, footwork, freezes) (Thursday 5:00-6:00PM) are taught at Gym-Azing for ages 6 and up through Dynasty Breaking NYC. This registered class runs weekly and is held indoor
Learn the basics of breaking (toprock, footwork, freezes) in a weekly indoor class — great for teens who want to develop athletic moves, rhythm, and a sense of style through dance.
Sun, Aug 30 · 7:30 AM
Gym-Azing · Flushing
Intro to breaking, movement, rhythm, and fun (Sunday 11:30AM-12:15PM) at Gym-Azing. This drop-in class, hosted by Dynasty Breaking NYC, welcomes ages 4 and up with no prior experience needed.
This drop-in breaking intro focuses on movement and rhythm without prior experience — ideal for trying out a new creative outlet and meeting other teens in a low-pressure gym setting.
Sun, Aug 30 · 11:00 AM
East Elmhurst
This annual street fair runs along 31st Street between Ditmars Boulevard and 21st Avenue, with fun food, great shopping, and exciting kiddie rides.
Wander a street fair with food stalls, shops, and rides — an easy way to hang out with friends, sample diverse eats, and support local vendors in East Elmhurst.
gymnasticsFrom $65Sun, Aug 30 · 8:00 AM
Loupakis Athletic Center · Astoria
Children's gymnastics class for all ages. Classes are held at Loupakis Athletic Center and cost $65 per session.
This gymnastics class at Loupakis Athletic Center (paid) helps teens build flexibility, balance, and strength — a practical way to stay active and learn body control in a supervised setting.
storytimeFREEFri, Aug 28 · 8:30 PM
Bayview Avenue and Johnston Terrace · Sunnyside
George Hardy, a shepherd who loves his sheep and raises them only for their wool. Every night he reads aloud a murder mystery, pretending his sheep can understand, never suspecting...
Catch a free outdoor screening of 'The Sheep Detectives' — a quirky murder mystery that’s perfect for a laid-back evening, combining a movie night with time in a public park.