Public Events
Community Cookout Movie Night: The Final Girls (2015)
Part 2 of the 3 part Community Cookout Movie Night Series by @tikkunbbq in collaboration with @astoriahorrorclub and @31staveopenstreet for Summer 2024.
Free movies, free hot dogs / free bbq chicken / etc., free Narcan and more!
Volunteers needed! Sign up here to help out.
Jul 14 Volunteer Training: Operations
Interested in volunteering with the 31OS crew? Come get a peek behind the scenes, meet other volunteers, and learn more about our operations.
Jul 6 Volunteer Training: Operations
Interested in volunteering with the 31OS crew? Come to our Volunteer Training happening on July 6th at 11:30 AM outside of Fresh One Deli on 31st Ave and 34th St.
Movie Night Series: The Lost Boys (1987)
Part 1 of the 3 part Community Cookout Movie Night Series by @tikkunbbq in collaboration with @astoriahorrorclub and @31staveopenstreet for Summer 2024.
Free movies, free hot dogs / free bbq chicken / etc., free Narcan and more!
NYCDOT Community Presentation to Queens CB1
From the NYCDOT’s Twitter post:
“Hey Astoria! Join us to hear about a proposal to install bike lanes & public realm improvements on 31st Ave.
When: 6/3, 6:30PMWhere: Zoom: https://bit.ly/3QTOvKD (Meeting ID: 824 5978 5667 & passcode: 142642). Meeting will also be livestreamed on @Cb1Queens YouTube channel.”
https://x.com/NYC_DOT/status/1796630606303883616
NYCDOT Community Workshop on 31st Ave #2
NYCDOT will host its next visioning workshop for the future of 31st Ave. The agency will provide more specs for the coming ‘bike boulevard’ and wants the community’s input. So come by and have your voice heard for more people-friendly spaces.
NYCDOT Community Workshop on 31st Ave
Read about the event from Bill Parry’s article in Astoria Post titled “Astoria residents turnout for DOT street safety workshop following surge in traffic violence this year”.
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Traffic violence is surging all over the city. In response, the NYCDOT will present their vision for the future of 31st Ave which aims to make it safer and more enjoyable for all. The public will be shown a presentation and then invited to participate in a feedback-gathering exercise to highlight where they think improvements are needed most.