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About Queensborough Performing Arts Center
Welcome to Queensborough Performing Arts Center (QPAC), located on the Queensborough Community College campus in Bayside, NY. With a versatile auditorium, QPAC hosts family shows, concerts, and cultural events that draw audiences from across Queens and the New York area. We’ve got you covered with practical seating information, parking guidance, transit options, and nearby lodging and dining picks to simplify your visit.
QPAC offers a straightforward, friendly ticket-buying experience. Secure your great seats in the the section you want and explore events like family productions, concerts, and other acclaimed performances. If plans change, check the official box office for RESCHEDULED from its original date updates or Date to be announced announcements. Pair your show with nearby hotels and dining options to ensure a smooth trip from start to finish.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity: 790 seats at Queensborough Community College Performing Arts Center (QPAC).
- Address: Queensborough Community College, 222-05 56th Avenue, Bayside, NY 11364.
- Venue type: On-campus performing arts center with flexible seating within QCC.
- Seating chart: Available on the official QPAC box office page (QPAC Seating Chart).
- Parking: Ample on-site parking available nearby; campus locations note parking options for events.
- Transit: Access via LIRR Bayside Station with Q27/Q31 bus connections; other bus routes serving the campus.
- Nearby hotels: Adria Hotel & Conference Center and Best Western Queens Gold Coast in Bayside (nearby lodging for attendees).
- Notable events: Tony Danza: Standards & Stories; Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer; 512: The Selena Experience; Ann Hampton Callaway; Soul to Soul Holocaust Center benefit; Electric Light Orchestra Experience; Seussical (family show).
- Renamed/demolished: Underwent a major renovation and, in 2024, the space was marketed as the Humanities Theatre and Performing Arts Center within QPAC (not demolished).