The Superior Local | What’s YOUR Favorite Thing About Summer?
What’s YOUR Favorite Thing About Summer?
Events from July 10-12, 2026 around Queens, Brooklyn, and Long Island
Hi everyone! July is officially in full swing... and it got us thinking.
What's your favorite part of summer?
Is it beach days? Backyard BBQs? Baseball games? Outdoor concerts? Fireflies? Ice cream? Farmers markets? Late sunsets?
Some of our favorite recommendations have come from YOU, and we'd love to feature your favorite local traditions, hidden gems, restaurants, or summer activities in next week's edition of The Superior Local.
In the meantime, here are a few ideas for this weekend...Let's get into it!
Friday, July 10th — summer nights done right 🌙
Movie Night: The NeverEnding Story (Brooklyn)
A nostalgic favorite that’s even better under the stars. Bring a blanket and enjoy a summer movie night.
Brooklyn Cyclones Baseball (Brooklyn)
One of our favorite summer traditions. Baseball, boardwalk vibes, and Coney Island all in one evening.
Summertime Vibes Skate Night (Brooklyn)
Roller skating, music, dancing, and all the feel-good summer energy.
Saturday, July 11th — something for everyone 🎉
"Weird Al" Yankovic: Bigger & Weirder 2026 Tour (Elmont)
Whether you’ve been a fan for years or just want a night full of laughs and nostalgia, Weird Al always puts on a memorable show.
Lunar Faire Night Market (Flushing)
Local vendors, food, art, music, and a magical nighttime atmosphere at the Queens Botanical Garden.
Movie Night at Queens Farm (Floral Park) - Free!
One of our favorite summer traditions—an outdoor movie surrounded by one of Queens’ most beautiful settings.
New York Mets vs. Boston Red Sox (Flushing)
Nothing says summer quite like a day at Citi Field. Grab a hot dog, cheer on the Mets, and enjoy America’s pastime.
Sunday, July 12th — creative, nostalgic & rock ‘n’ roll 🎶
Matilda at Nitehawk Cinema (Williamsburg)
A childhood favorite that’s perfect for a cozy Sunday afternoon.
Dried Flower Resin Workshop (Brooklyn)
Create your own keepsake using dried flowers—a fun afternoon for anyone feeling creative.
Shakespeare in the Courtyard: The Tempest (Centerport)
There’s something magical about watching Shakespeare performed outdoors on a summer evening. Set against the beautiful Spanish-Mediterranean architecture of the Vanderbilt Museum, this longtime summer tradition is the perfect way to slow down and enjoy the season.
Jack White LIVE (Brooklyn) - Saundra’s Pick!
For the rock lovers… this one’s for you! If you’ve ever seen Jack White live, you already know. If you haven’t… you’re in for one incredible show.
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