We can help you avoid common business violations We offer free on-site compliance consultations to help businesses understand and follow City rules before an inspection occurs. Our team will come to your business and help you: Learn how to avoid fines and violations If you’ve received a violation, understand what it means and how to resolve it Coordinate reviews and provide information on many […]
Flushing High School will be hosting a Community School Forum on April 25th, at 5PM in the Cafeteria. Flushing High School is a community school, but what does a community school mean? Join the forum in developing new partnerships between Flushing High School and community resources to support improved student learning, stronger families, healthier community, and an improved Flushing High School. Enjoy good […]
The Peninsula, a collaboration between Gilbane Development Company, Hudson Companies and MHANY Management Inc., was selected by the New York City Economic Development Corporation to transform the former Spofford Juvenile Detention Center in the Bronx’s Hunts Point community into a new mixed-use residential, retail, and light manufacturing site. KK&P has been retained to develop a food manufacturing program for Building […]
From gas leaks and fires to major storms and flooding, as a business owner in New York City you face many challenges that can impact your operations and assets. Join our webinar to get ready for the unexpected! You will learn how to: Stay in business: Identify your key business functions, employees, and documents. Protect your investments: Understand how to protect your […]
In the early morning hours of Tuesday, April 10 through Saturday, April 14 the NYC Department of Transportation Division of Bridges will close the single eastbound lane of the Roosevelt Avenue Bridge between 126th Street and Janet Place from 12:01AM to 5:00AM. Lanes on the bridge have already been reduced to Stage 1 construction. As a result only one lane […]
Get Ready for Jane’s Walk Weekend, May 4-6 Inspired by the legendary urban activist, Jane Jacobs, Jane’s Walk combines the simple act of exploring the city with personal observations, local history, and civic engagement. What started as a handful of walks when MAS began hosting the event in 2011 has since grown to include hundreds of walks across the five […]
Join the Greater Flushing Chamber of Commerce in Celebrating a FANTASTIC FUTURE for our Community Help celebrate our third anniversary as a multicultural membership association of entrepreneurs, business owners, and civic leaders in the most diverse community in New York! Our Chamber represents the fastest growing and most dynamic business community in the United States. Attracting firms from around the world […]
Asian Americans for Equality (AAFE) and the Greater Flushing Chamber of Commerce (Chamber) announced the launch of Flushing’s new district marketing campaign to support small businesses. The campaign aims to showcase Flushing’s diverse community, special landmarks, and cultural amenities to attract visitors from New York and beyond. The campaign stems from the New York City Department of Small Business Services (SBS) […]
Flushing residents can a free rain barrel on Saturday, June 3, 10:00am-1:00pm, at Queens Botanical Garden, 43-50 Main Street, Flushing, NY 11355. Council Member Peter Koo is hosting his second annual rain barrel giveaway with the Queens Botanical Garden and Department of Environmental Protection for residents in Council District 20. Last year, Council Member Koo and Department of Environmental Protection gave […]
The Greater Flushing Chamber of Commerce invites you to experience the amazing and highly-original rock opera – “Anna and Vladimir: The Love That ROCKED The World,” in three shows on Friday, June 2 and Saturday, June 3, at historic Flushing Town Hall. Experience ancient history through modern music, dance, and romance! The rock opera, “Anna and Vladimir: The Love […]