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Queens County Farm Museum
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About Queens County Farm Museum
Working farmland dating to 1697, the city's longest continually farmed site.
Across 47 acres in Queens, this living farm has been worked for more than three centuries.
What you'll see and do - Explore crop fields, farm animals, a compost site, and an apiary on one of New York State's oldest farms. - See a working operation that grows fruits, vegetables, herbs, and flowers for the local food supply. - Join acclaimed education programs and seasonal events, from cultural celebrations to family farm fun.
Attraction Details
Facilities
- Parking
- Wheelchair access
- Restrooms
- Farmstand
Events at Queens County Farm Museum
Sheep Shearing Festival
May 16, 2026
Details are still under construction for this annual event.
Colonial Culinary: Marmalade and Jam
May 2, 2026
Step back in time in our colonial cooking classes.
The Art of the Hive
May 9, 2026
Master the hive and learn about beekeeping.
Bug Buddies: The Other Arachnids
May 10, 2026
Learn about arachnids in this educational program.
Composting Series: Compost in Nature
May 23, 2026
Learn how to turn scraps into super soil.
Grow & Gather: Family Gardening Program
May 23, 2026
Learn new skills, get your hands dirty, and enjoy fresh produce through gardening.
Garden to Table: Starting with Soil
May 24, 2026
Learn about the importance of soil for gardening and enjoy fresh produce.
Meet our Animals: Hardworking Honeybees
May 30, 2026
Meet the farm's hardworking honeybees and learn about them.
Grow & Gather: Family Gardening Program
May 30, 2026
Learn new skills, get your hands dirty, and enjoy fresh produce through gardening.
Alice in Wonderland Tea Party
May 30-31, 2026
Walk into the magical world of Alice in Wonderland with an enchanting Victorian-style afternoon tea party.
Family Fun Day
2026
Join us as we celebrate America’s Semiquincentennial!
Summer Farm Camp
June 29 – August 21, 2026
Prepare for hands-on learning, outdoor exploration, and lasting memories!
Plan Your Visit
Family-tested advice for a smoother day at Queens County Farm Museum.
Getting there
Queens County Farm Museum is at 73-50 Little Neck Pkwy, Queens, NY 11004. Check the operator's site for parking and transit options.
Pro tip
Pack snacks, refillable water bottles and a portable charger to keep the day running smoothly.
Directions
Queens County Farm Museum
73-50 Little Neck Pkwy, Queens, NY 11004
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Frequently asked questions
Is Queens County Farm Museum worth visiting?
Queens County Farm Museum is a historical gem, spanning 47 acres and standing as one of New York State's longest continually farmed sites, with roots tracing back to 1697. It welcomes over 400,000 visitors annually and offers various educational programs and special events.What are the best things to see and do at Queens County Farm Museum?
Visitors can explore diverse aspects of farm life, including extensive crop fields, farm animals, a compost site, and apiary. The farm actively produces a wide variety of fruits, vegetables, herbs, and flowers, and hosts numerous acclaimed education programs.How much do tickets to Queens County Farm Museum cost?
The museum proudly offers free admission for 354 days each year, making it an accessible and enriching destination. For special events, please check the official site for any associated costs.What are the opening hours at Queens County Farm Museum?
Queens County Farm Museum is open daily, Monday through Sunday. Please check their official site for date-specific hours before your visit.Is Queens County Farm Museum suitable for young children, and what ages is it best for?
Queens County Farm Museum is suitable for all ages. It offers family-friendly farm fun and educational programs designed to connect people with agriculture and the environment.What is Queens County Farm's history?
Queens County Farm Museum is a historical gem, with roots tracing back to 1697, making it one of New York State's longest continually farmed sites. This landmark showcases three centuries of agricultural life in New York City and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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