Flushing today stands at the center of the post-1989 wave of global immigration that is rapidly transforming the American landscape. Its 142,000 people - who speak 179 different languages and hail from virtually every country in the world - live, work and create together in an urban environment that is becoming a national model for the 21st Century American city.

Downtown Flushing, the largest urban center in the borough of Queens, is the busiest shopping district in Queens, a financial center that is corporate home to 47 financial institutions, and a major transportation hub with air, rail and bus links located within a half mile radius.  Read More >

Flushing Meadows Corona Park is 1,255 acres of athletic fields, landscaped meadows, lakes, foundations and playgrounds. This historic park, site of the 1939 and 1964 Worlds Fairs, is also home to the New York Hall of Science, the New York Mets, the Queens Museum of Art, the National Tennis Center, the Queens Zoo, Queens Theater in the Park, and the iconic Unisphere.
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Flushing's rich and diverse heritage is reflected in the work of the remarkable array of arts organizations and cultural institutions that are Organizational Members of FCCA.  Read More >