Things to Do in Queens the Weekend of Sep 18–20, 2026

Sep 18–20 · 76 picks hand‑checked by Stumblday against organizer pages · 7 free in the top 10 · updated Oct 5

The 10 best things to do in Queens the weekend of Sep 18–20

  1. Queens Night Market: Fall Season Opening Night — Saturday, September 19 - 4 PM to midnight · Free · Corona
  2. Carnaval De La Cultura Latina — Sunday, September 20, 10 AM-6 PM · Free · Corona
  3. Carlos Beltrán Number Retirement: Mets vs. Phillies — Saturday Sep 19 · Flushing
  4. Erykah Badu with De La Soul and The Alchemist — Fri, Sep 18 doors 5:30pm, show 7pm · Forest Hills
  5. Saint Markellas Festival — Friday-Sunday, September 18-20 · Free · Astoria
  6. An Evening With David Byrne: Who Is the Sky? Tour — Sat, Sep 19 6pm · Forest Hills
  7. Ganesh Chaturthi Festival — Sunday, September 20, 12-2:30 PM · Free · Flushing
  8. Live in The Lot at Culture Lab LIC — Weekends through September 27 · Free · Long Island City
  9. Saint Mary and Saint Antonius Coptic Festival — Sunday, September 20, 11 AM-6 PM · Free · Ridgewood
  10. Woodside Sunnyside Humanity Fest — Saturday, September 19, 10 AM-6 PM · Free · Woodside

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Mama Snake / Anabel Arroyo / Katie Rex / Fafi Abdel Nour / Gabrielle Kwarteng / JekBASEMENT (Knockdown Center), Maspeth, QueensHowardform · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
Fri Sep 18, 10:30 PM–7 AM$16.65–$27.80 (tiered release…

Mama Snake / Anabel Arroyo / Katie Rex / Fafi Abdel Nour / Gabrielle Kwarteng / Jek

Maspeth, Queens

Amniote Editions founder Mama Snake headlines an all-night, two-room session at BASEMENT, joined by Anabel Arroyo and Katie Rex on techno duty while Fafi Abdel Nour, Gabrielle Kwarteng and Jek keep house.

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Stumblday's hand-checked ranking of the best things to do in Queens the weekend of Sep 18–20, 2026: 76 picks, refreshed weekly.

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