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Activities for seniors in Astoria
Astoria Park:

This 60-acre park is the perfect place to spend a day in West Queens. It offers a great place to relax and it’s location just off the East River gives parkgoers a wonderful view of the Manhattan skyline. Located at 19th Street between Astoria Park South and Ditmars Boulevard, be sure to check their website to discover any events happening in the park. Check the weather before you go. Bring plenty of water with you in the summer and bundle up in the winter.

Greater Astoria Historical Society:

The Greater Astoria Historical Society offers a variety of events that can keep you and your health care patient busy for the day. The museum houses a gallery filled with old photographs of the borough and they host regular events that include lectures, discussions, and film showings. They also host walking tours in other neighborhoods in the city. Check the schedule for hours of operation and which events work best for you. Non-members pay a small price. 718-278-0700.

Museum of the Moving Image:

A trip to the Museum of Moving Image will probably teach you and your home care patient something new about film, television, and digital media. The museum holds regular screenings of classic movies with an accompanying talk. They have rotating exhibits on display and also serve as an archive for thousands of artifacts, including photographs, costumes, publicity materials, and much more.
 
Check their website to determine which day and time works best for your visit. The museum offers senior discounts and is fully accessible by wheelchair, offering free first-come, first-serve rentals. 718-777-6888.

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