Queens County Farm Museum

Real New Yorkers know that this Glen Oaks instituion is city's the autumn MVP. Pick a pumpkin, stuff your face with apple cider donuts, get lost in a corn maze, ride a tractor, feed a goat, and get all the photos you need for your next Instagram dump.

Bohemian Beer Garden

Flying to Europe is overrated. Instead, come to this century-plus-old Astoria landmark to knock back a few steins, chow down on pretzels and sausages, hear live music, and enjoy the crisp fall air. They have some special fall events on the calendar, but every day here is special in our book.

Socrates Sculpture Park

These are the last few weeks we can really enjoy outdoor art before we're all bundled up. Grab a coffee nearby, then stroll around the vanguard exhibits – and enjoy the natural art of the fall foliage.

Farmers Markets

No matter where you are in Queens, there's a weekly farmers market somewhere nearby. Start your weekend right by picking up some apples, squashes, and other seasonal specialties – and if they have cider, some of that too.

Halloween

If you want that storybook Halloween experience, then set your sites on Sunnyside Gardens, Bayside, Forest Hills, or Howard Beach. These beautiful neighborhoods are some destination-worthy trick-or-treating spots.

Rockaway Brewing Company

Focal Point Beer Co.

Fifth Hammer Brewing

Finback Brewery

Evil Twin  Brewing

Bridge and Tunnel Brewery

Singlecut Beersmiths