New New Yorkers

Ten East Asian, adult immigrants are gathered around a table covered with blue butcher paper. One adult is sharing a book for all to see. On the table sits watercolor supplies, an iPhone, pencils, and a coffee to-go cup.

Photo: Kuo Heng-Huang

The New New Yorkers program has been a cornerstone of the Queens Museum’s commitment to welcoming, connecting, and celebrating the diverse communities that make Queens one of the most vibrant places in the world. Through engaging cultural and creative experiences, the program provides opportunities for visitors of all backgrounds to come together, learn from one another, and explore new forms of artistic expression.

As part of this ongoing initiative, the Museum now offers a free monthly bilingual printmaking workshop designed for participants of all ages and experience levels. Led by teaching artists, these hands-on sessions invite visitors to explore printmaking techniques while fostering creativity, community, and cultural exchange in a welcoming and inclusive environment.

Workshops take place once a month on Sundays, are free of charge, and no registration is required. Since dates may vary throughout the year, we encourage visitors to check the Museum’s website regularly for upcoming workshop schedules and details.

Join us to create, connect, and celebrate the rich cultural diversity of Queens through art.

For more information, please contact Guido Garaycochea, New New Yorkers Program Manager, 718.592.9700 x135 or ggaraycochea@queensmuseum.org.