QBC 2021: Nick Davis Press Release

 

QBC 2021 VIP Table package available.

We were just told we have this VIP section we can use.

QBC 2021 Question.

If we were able to offer a special VIP package of reserved seating for four, four Gary Cohen/Ron Darling autograph tickets, four Todd Frazier autograph tickets, inscriptions, you can take photos with you camera/phone with them and jump the line to meet them first, would you want it? 

"Sounds good...but let's talk price."

You're right we'd have to give a good price on it. Let's do the Math.

$25 Admission x 4=                      $100

$75 Gary/Ron Combo Auto x4=   $300

$25 Todd Frazier x 4=                   $100

$10 inscriptions x 8=                     $80

$40 inscriptions x4 =                     $160

$25 photo ops x 4=                        $100

$25 Skip the line pass x 4=           $100

                                                    _______

                                           Total =$940

Divide that by four and that is $235 a person.

I think a fair price for all that might be $175 per person for $700 for the table. What do you guys think about that? No?

Okay. I'll make a deal with you. Don't tell Dan that I am doing this but if you buy a whole table, I'll do the package at $500. So if you buy a a full table you can have the whole package for $500.

If you want to buy this as a 2 ticket VIP Package we can do this for $350 for two people. 

We aren't going to put this up on Eventbrite so email us if interested.

Email QBC2016@gmail.com to for inquiries or to buy this package.

What's going on for the day?

SNY TV is bringing on-air talent for a panel.

State of the Mets Panel

Gil Hodges Award

Meet The Mets Executives panel

Nick Davis (Director/Producer of Once Upon a Time in Queens)Panel

Mets Book Author panel

Todd Frazier panel and signing

Gary Cohen/Ron Darling Panel and signing.

Just want regular tickets/autograph tickets? go to queensbaseballconvention.com or scan this QR code.

Please look out for our QBC family members.

One of my closest friends lost his wife on Monday. Jessie is a huge Mets fan, part of the QBC Family and also one of the most kinde people I have ever met. His wife Lucia and their daughters mean everything to him. The love of his life was take from him suddenly and times are going to be difficult for Jessie and his daughters and we wanted to do something to help them out. Jessie and Lucia have always been kind souls and very giving to others in need and it is time I feel to return the favor of their kindness. I can't imagine what is going through Jessie's mind right now.

On October 11th, Lucia Toscano Burke entered the kingdom of heaven.

We started this fundraiser to support Jessie and family in these difficult times.

100% of the proceeds will go to the family for whatever they need.

Thank you for your support and prayers

 Donate Here.

Mets Annual Food Drive November 10th

 

Event by Amazin' Mets Fdn

Mets Team Store

The Mets are hosting their annual Off-Season Food Drive benefitting New York Common Pantry on Wednesday, November 10th from 10:00am-6:00pm at the Mets Team Store at Citi Field. New York Common Pantry works toward the reduction of hunger and food insecurity through an array of programs that function to establish long-term independence for those they serve. Their whole-person approach includes services such as fresh food pantry packages, hot meals, supplemental food for seniors, connection to resources and live healthy programs.

Fans donating at least 10 non-perishable items will receive a voucher redeemable for two tickets to a select Mets home game in 2022 (excluding Opening Day and the Subway Series). Fans will be limited to one ticket voucher.

All types of canned and packaged goods are welcome, but no glass containers or perishable foods please.

The most needed foods are:

Milk (powdered, evaporated, boxed)
All types of pasta (packaged)
Rice
Barley and quinoa
Canned vegetables
Canned or dry beans
Canned fruit
Mac and cheese (packaged)
Peanut butter
Oatmeal
Hot and cold cereal (packaged, family-sized)
Boxed grits
Canned tuna, salmon or chicken
Powdered mashed potatoes

We hope to see you there! 

Director/Producer Nick Davis(Once Upon a Time in Queens) will be at QBC 2021

 

Yep, I'm breaking some news again before our official QBC release.

You guys liked the Once Upon a Time in Queens documentary, right? Well we have a treat for you. The Director/Producer of it, Nick Davis is coming to QBC 2021 to talk about the doc and its new companion book. This panel is a perfect way to get some behind the scenes looks at the film.

About Nick.

An accomplished writer, director, and producer, Nick Davis got his start in film and television by interning on Ken Burns’ Baseball. His first task was to build a desk. In addition to his work with Burns, which included jobs on Cornerstone and The West, Davis worked for filmmaker David Grubin, co-producing The Language of Life with Bill Moyers for PBS and producing Money and Power: The History of Business for CNBC. Davis also directed the Emmy Award-winning Jack: The Last Kennedy Film in 1993, produced with his father, Peter Davis.

In 1998, Nick wrote and directed 1999, a black comedy feature film starring Jennifer Garner, Dan Futterman, and Amanda Peet, which aired on the Sundance Channel. The film was screened at over 20 film festivals worldwide.

In 2001, he started Nick Davis Productions.  Having seen the movie Young Frankenstein ten times as a child, Nick was thrilled that the company’s first job was producing a Bravo Profile of the actor Gene Wilder. Since then, the company has gone on to produce over 70 hours of television, and over 100 short films for corporations, non-profits, and other organizations.

In 2018, he produced and directed a film for PBS’ American Masters program, Ted Williams: “The Greatest Hitter Who Ever Lived,” narrated by Emmy- and Golden Globe-winning actor Jon Hamm. 

Prior to his work in film and television, Nick performed improv comedy in New York City nightclubs and wrote, with Brooks Hansen, the novel Boone, published in 1990 and named one of the notable books of the year by the New York Times.

This should be a fun panel that you don't want to miss.

Mulcahy's in Wantagh. November 13th. Doors open at 11 am. For  tickets and info go to  Queensbaseballconvention.com or you can scan the QR code to buy tickets.