Queens Council on the Arts

The artists will be given working space at either the Z Hotel or The Paper Factory from April to June.

Catch a tango show, shop for bike parts or attend a lecture on the history of Queens.

The Queens Council on the Arts will be accepting applications for its Queens Arts Fund through Oct. 9.

The High School to Art School program helps aspiring teen artists build their portfolios for college.

The festivities will include live music, barbecue and an outdoor screening of local films.

Former 'Top Chef' Dave Martin and artist Mark Salinas will host the dinner to benefit a scholarship fund.

Queens Council on the Arts will break in its new Astoria headquarters on Saturday with a block party.

The new courtyard and garden will have an outdoor cafe for open-air film screenings and exhibits.

Mark Salinas worked with neighborhood kids to paint the words "Rise-N-Shine" at 48th Ave. and 42nd St.

The FAVORS project asks city residents to do something nice for someone else during the month of April.

The group is now located on 35th Avenue, an arts hub that's home to a number of creative organizations.

The nonprofit group is moving its headquarters to 35th Avenue after years in Woodhaven.

Each year the Queens Council on the Arts gives thousands of dollars to Queens artists.

"Octopus's Garden" is an art exhibit by kids aged 5-13 in this year's Queens Art Express show.