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Reminder: Identity Theft Prevention Community Event

On Tuesday, September 13 the Lincoln Square BID will hold an identity theft prevention event from 8:30am until 10:00am. You can learn from the NYPD how to avoid becoming a victim of identity theft - America's fastest growing crime. RSVPs are required and space is limited. 

Click here to see a flyer with the event's location and details. If you 
would like to attend the event, RSVP to [email protected] or call 212.581.3774.
What's Going On In Dante Park?

The NYC Department of Transportation (DOT) is continuing it's work at Dante Park as part of the ongoing L incoln Square Bowtie project. The new hex pavers will extend  the park's perimeter and allow for new crosswalks, making Dante Park larger and safer for pedestrians. DOT has noted that the project's tentative completion date is Monday, October 3

While construction at Dante Park continues the NYC Department of Design and Construction's Third Water Tunnel work on Columbus Avenue is on-going. Click here for the latest.  

Visit nyc.gov/DOT to see DOT's plan for the redesigned Lincoln Square Bowtie. And be sure to keep an eye on the news section on our website for updates on all of the construction projects in Lincoln Square. We all can't wait for the work to be done!
Spotlight: Meet Carlos Valladares from the Lincoln Square BID Clean Team

Carlos Valladares is a dedicated and hardworking member of our district's 14 person Clean Team, contracted through Atlantic Maintenance. Our Clean Team performs a number of tasks that positively impact our neighborhood's quality of life, such as sweeping the sidewalks and streets 18 inches out from the curb to clear litter and bagging trash from our BID branded receptacles for NYC's Department of Sanitation (DSNY) to collect.

On a typical day out in Lincoln Square, you'll find Carlos performing his important duties in his zone along the west side of Broadway, from 58th Street up to 65th Street, though he does work throughout the entire district. He has been working hard in Lincoln Square, caring for the streets, sidewalks, and public spaces for nearly six years and was recently promoted to morning  supervisor this past spring. Carlos lives in Ridgewood, Queens with his wife, son, and daughter, and when he isn't on the job, he's usually home helping his children with their school work or playing soccer with them. While he's here in Lincoln Square, he says he really enjoys working outside, especially in the summer and fall, and is familiar with the ins and outs of our district's daily bustle. Overall, his favorite parts of Lincoln Square are our two parks: Richard Tucker and Dante Park. To him, they are a relaxing part of this busy city.

The Lincoln Square BID Clean Team plays an integral role in supporting our organization's efforts to keep the district clean, safe, and beautiful. Look for Carlos and the rest of our great team when you're out on the streets in our wonderful neighborhood. And, if you're interested in learning more about our organization's programs and services, you can visit our website here
Two Cinematic Events to Experience in Lincoln Square
The New York Film Festival (left) returns on Friday, September 30. 
The New York Philharmonic's Art of the Score (right) will feature West Side Story and Manhattan with a live score.
Seen any good movies lately? If not don't worry, because film aficionados will have two great opportunities to watch exquisite cinema right here in Lincoln Square: t he Film Society of Lincoln Center's 54th  New York Film Festival (NYFF)  and the New York Philharmonic's  The Art of the Score: Film Week at the Philharmonic .

First and foremost, tickets for  this year's New York Film Festival will go on sale on Sunday, September 11. You can  click here   to purchase individual tickets or passes .  The festival officially opens on Friday, September 30. T ickets to The Art of the Score are already available  here . And, the first movie event of the series, West Side Story, takes place on Tuesday, September 13. 

Special Event at diptyque at The Shops at Columbus Circle
   
Interested in celebrating the art of infused cosmetics? Visit diptyque Columbus Circle in The Shops at Columbus Circle for a unique event in honor of the store's fragrant body care products. 
 
On Saturday, September 10 from 1:00pm - 6:00pm, origami expert Dana H. will host a special in-store event to celebrate the floral infusions of diptyque's Skincare line. The boutique will offer customers hand-crafted origami flowers and rose inspired sweet treats and refreshments.
 
Plus, while supplies last, during the event customers can receive an exclusive gift valued at $50 with a purchase of $110 or more.
9/11 Table of Silence Project
The 9/11 Table of Silence Project is a multi-cultural vigil for peace carried out by a  choreographed performance of dancers to commemorate the September 11th attacks C horeographer Jacqulyn Buglisi and artist Rossella Vasta have been organizing this creative vision since 2011, which honors the tragic and historic event centered around the hope of peace and tolerance for the future. 

The ceremony will take place at 8:15am on Lincoln Center's Josie Robertson Plaza on Sunday, September 11. There will also be a live-streaming of the performance on the project's website, tableofsilence.org
Downtown Comes Uptown on September 15
Artists who call the downtown club scene home are bringing their unique songs and stories to an uptown audience. Rockwood Music Hall, Lincoln Center, and WFUV are partnering to spotlight four talented artists in two distinctly different settings. The Downtown Comes Uptown performance takes place on Thursday, September 15   at Lincoln Center's David Rubenstein Atrium.

The artist showcase is hosted by WFUV radio personality Rita Houston and features The Marcus King Band, Ruby Amanfu, BAILEN, and Alice Phoebe Lou. The following night, all four artists return to the Lower East Side with full performances at Rockwood Music Hall.

No tickets are required and seating is available on a first-come, first-serve basis. Click here to learn more about Downtown Comes Uptown and visit atrium.lincolncenter.org to see all of the free performances that take place at Lincoln Center's David Rubenstein Atrium located between 62nd and 63rd Streets, between Broadway and Columbus Avenue.
Jupiter Symphony Chamber Players 2016 - 2017 Season
The Jupiter Symphony Chamber Playersyet another cultural gem in Lincoln Square's backyard, will be opening the 2016-2017 series of chamber music concerts on Monday, September 12.  The  twenty  concert series takes place at Good Shepherd Presbyterian Church at 152 West 66th Street. Each concert has both a 2:00pm and 7:30pm performance. 
 
The Jupiter Symphony Chamber Players perform to acknowledge the legacy of conductor and founder Jens Nygaard The series will feature outstanding musicians performing both standard and rarely performed works. 

To see the schedule of performances click here. Call 212-799-1259 for ticket information or visit jupitersymphony.com to learn more.

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