The New York Korean Film Festival screens action, comedy, social drama, madcap science fiction, and more movie genres with English subtitles at the Museum of the Moving Image from Nov. 3 to Nov. 5. The same Astoria venue also presents films by Chicago-based writer-director Stephen Cone from Nov. 3 through Nov. 12. Learn more here.

The Queens Dinner Club hosts OctoberFeast in November on Saturday at 7:30 pm. Astoria Bier & Cheese and Muncan Food Corp. joined forces with five borough breweries and a spirits vendor to fill five tables with proper pairings of aged cheese, charcuterie and craft alcohol. Tickets are $65. Artfully crafted desserts too!

It’s streak week. Many long-running Queens events begin over the next few days, including plays, film festivals, dances, and a billboard exhibition. But there are also plenty of one-time activities, such as improv, Jewish humor, live Philharmonic and Wizard of Oz music, and the inimitable Momo Crawl (with chariots this time). See roundup of events.

The 1964 World’s Fair is my favorite aspect of Queens history. Ever since I was a kid, I’ve heard my dad, a Queens native, talk about its magnitude. I have old photos that my grandfather took of his family at the fair, and being able to see all of the rides, exhibitions, and the amount of people that were there is incredible. My only question: when is the next one? See historic feats.