Things To Do in Jamaica, New York

'Grace Episcopal Church Complex' is a historic church at 15515 Jamaica Avenue in Queens, New York City. It was founded in 1734 ... More on Wikipedia

Rufus King, member of the Continental Congress and signer of the Constitution, spent his later years in this 18th century farmhouse. Exhibits chronicle his work in the early antislavery movement. T... More on Heritage

The centerpiece of an 11-acre New York City park in Jamaica, Queens, King Manor Museum was the home and farm of Founding Father Rufus King from 1805 to 1827. Rufus King was an author of the U. S. ... More on Discoverqueens.info

Jamaica Center of Arts and Learning (JCAL), a non-profit organization, offers visual, performing, and literary arts, and arts education ... More on iloveny.com

Jamaica Center for Arts & Learning is a 37-year-old multidisciplinary urban arts center located in the diverse community of Southeast Queens. More than 25,000 people of all ages and backgrounds ... More on Discoverqueens.info

Aqueduct opened on September 27, 1894, and while buildings have come and gone, the track remains a scene for both horse racing and family-friendly events.The Children's Playroom is located on the 1st floor of the Grandstand, and offers ... More on GoCityKids

Club Illusion - Why go to bed when you can have another drink? At Club Illusion, located at 12522 Merrick B... More on clubzone

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The owners of Club Tobago have pioneer the LEGAL nightclub and entertainment business for the indo Caribbea... More on Clubtobago.com

The people who go to this club are plain jerks, the music is incoherent, and is extremly crowded More on CitySearch

Moka Nightclub & Lounge - If you have to work the next morning, we bet a thousand bucks you’re going to call in sick. That’s because Moka Nightclub & Lounge, at 130-35 91St Avenue, is open ... More on clubzone

I arrived at the club at 1AM to a weird looking crowd. The guys were hideous and some downright homeless-looking. The venue was decent in size, I suppose. The music was cool. Reggae, Reggae and mor... More on clubzone