2010 Annual Bazaar

This Saturday, November 13, YWCA of Queens will continue its long-standing tradition of hosting its annual Bazaar event to celebrate the holiday season. From 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., this full day event will consist of delicious, homemade ethnic food, entertainment and bargain shopping perfect for gifts like toys, clothes, electronics and housewares.

For the past 31 years, the YWCA of Queens's Bazaar has become a tradition in the borough for celebrating the area's cultural diversity and uniting families in a common goal to strengthen and better our community. Proceeds from the Bazaar will go to develop and expand critical programs that many low-income and immigrant community members have come to depend on like youth GED classes and English language proficiency assistance. Programs like these enrich, empower and inspire individuals to realize their potential and reach their dreams.

YWCA Halloween

Pumpkin... Minnie Mouse... and Fireman... OH MY!

On Friday children from both After School and Universal Pre-Kindergarten celebrated Halloween by dressing up in fun costumes and playing Halloween-related games! UPK kids even went 'trick or treating' around the YWCA building where staffers dropped bags of candy in their buckets. Needless to say we had an energetic bunch afterward.

Save the Date! 2010 Annual Bazaar

Save the Date! 2010 Annual Bazaar
Saturday, November 13th, 9:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.

On Saturday, November 13, YWCA of Queens will continue its long-standing tradition of hosting its annual Bazaar event to celebrate the holiday season. From 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., this full day event will consist of delicious, homemade ethnic food, entertainment and bargain shopping perfect for gifts like toys, clothes, electronics and housewares.

For the past 31 years, the YWCA of Queens's Bazaar has become a tradition in the borough for celebrating the area's cultural diversity and uniting families in a common goal to strengthen and better our community. Proceeds from the Bazaar will go to develop and expand critical programs that many low-income and immigrant community members have come to depend on like youth GED classes and English language proficiency assistance. Programs like these enrich, empower and inspire individuals to realize their potential and reach their dreams.

Children's Chorus

Our talented singer and conductor Ms. Michaiah Miller will provide music education to ignite interest in singing and collaborative performance. Introduce the transformative power of music in your child's life... sign up today and let them sing their heart out!

For children K-5^th grade

Dates: November 4^th-December 23^rd

Time: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 3:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Cost: Free for members!

Xtend: Tutoring for High School Students

The Xtend program tutors high school students with homework in various subject areas to help them achieve academic and personal success. We want the knowledge and skills students have learned in school to widen to the home and community environment. Extend your learning time... expand your knowledge.

For students in grades 9 through 12
Dates: Now through December 23, 2010
Time: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 4:30 - 6:30 p.m.

CONNECT Adult GED

YWCA CONNECT offers GED preparation class that focuses on all five GED subject areas. A qualified instructor will help improve your skills and the program will be your pathway to earning your GED and building a new career.

For adults 21 years of age and older
Registration is currently open. Call 718-353-4553.