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Lincoln Square is not only the cultural heart of New York City, it is also a culinary center. Congratulations to Tatiana by Kwame Onwuachi (10 Lincoln Center Plaza) for being named as one of the top 50 restaurants in the United States in the 2023 New York Times Best Restaurants list! To try the restaurant’s dishes, infused with a mix of Afro Caribbean and NYC flavors, check Tatiana’s Resy. Reservations are tough to come by right now, but you can sign up to receive a notification regarding availability. | |
Rampoldi Brings Monaco’s Glitz and Glam to Lincoln Square | |
At its grand opening on September 18, 2023, a red Ferrari and a red carpet framed the entrance of Rampoldi on W 64th Street. Inside, celebrity guests, including Prince Albert II of Monaco, met the Michelin-starred chef, Antonio Alfredo Salvatore. Mayor Adams himself was posted on the restaurant’s Instagram, cutting into an ... | |
The Most New Works in Met Opera’s Modern History | |
In an effort to usher in younger and more diverse audiences, the Metropolitan Opera is focusing on new and recent works. The 2023-24 season opened on September 26 with Jake Heggie’s Dead Man Walking. Considered a masterpiece, the 20-year-old opera just made its Met premiere and runs through October 21. Three ... | |
Our Work: Keeping Lincoln Square Clean | |
In August 2023, the New York Times published “The Dirtiest Corners of New York City.” The piece ranked zip codes based on number of complaints submitted to 311 and found that 10023—the zip code which includes most of the Lincoln Square BID—received some of the fewest sanitation-related complaints between October 23, ... | |
Get a Full Picture of the 61st New York Film Festival | |
Are you ready to see bold and remarkable works from celebrated filmmakers and fresh new talent? Film at Lincoln Center’s annual New York Film Festival (NYFF) returns on September 29 through October 15 for its 61st year, and that’s exactly what you can expect to witness on the big screen. The festival will take place at venues ... | |
Meet New VP of Operations, Andrew Sliwa | |
The Lincoln Square BID is pleased to welcome Andrew Sliwa as Vice President of Operations. Andrew’s background includes more than two decades of experience managing commercial, residential, and institutional landscaping and décor projects across the city. His work has even touched Lincoln Square, with experience working ... | |
Botero’s Adam & Eve Stand Tall at The Shops at Columbus Circle | |
Standing as gatekeepers to the mix of luxury retail and restaurants at The Shops at Columbus Circle are Adam and Eve, as you’ve likely never seen them before. The pair flank the main entryway, around 12-feet tall, chubby, and as nude as ever. Those interested in the art world will likely be able to guess the sculptor behind the works ... | |
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Save the Date for the 2023 WinteRamble | |
The Lincoln Square BID WinteRamble will be back in 2023 on Thursday, December 21. Join us as we celebrate the winter solstice with an illuminated procession throughout the neighborhood led by Frost Giant puppets and icicle lanterns produced by Processional Arts Workshop. If you are interested in participating in the WinteRamble, send us an email at info@lincolnsquarebid.org. Stay tuned for more information, but be sure to mark your calendars!
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From Wednesday, September 27 through Friday, September 29, there is paving scheduled overnight in Lincoln Square on West 60th Street between Broadway and West End Avenue, and the street will be closed to vehicular traffic.
Schedules are subject to change due to inclement weather or emergencies. Visit the City's weekly resurfacing schedule here.
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New Rule Requires Businesses to Containerize Trash | |
The NYC Department of Sanitation recently announced a new rule that will require all commercial trash to be in secure, lidded containers beginning March 1, 2024. Read the announcement here. | |
Parking Rates Increase This Fall | |
Hourly parking meter rates will increase citywide as of October 16, 2023. Costs will vary by location, demand, and duration of parking. Read the details from DOT. | |
Under the Adams Administration, NYC’s Department of Planning is updating the city’s zoning regulations “to support small businesses, create affordable housing, and promote sustainability.” These “City of Yes” initiatives fit into three categories: carbon neutrality, economic opportunity, and housing opportunity. Learn more about the proposed initiatives here. | |
New Map Reflects Overlapping Community & City Council Districts | |
In September, the NYC Department of City Planning released a new map that shows how community boards and City Council districts overlap after the 2023 redistricting. Access the map here. | |
Free West Side Flu Shot Day | |
Assemblymember Linda B. Rosenthal’s annual free West Side Flu Shot Day with Mount Sinai Health Systems will be on Friday, October 13, 2023 from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm. The event will take place at her district office, which is located at 230 West 72nd Street (between Broadway and West End Avenue). If you have any questions or to RSVP and secure an appointment, please call (212) 873-6368 or email rosenthall@nyassembly.gov. | |
Public Hearing on Proposed Rules Relating to Motorized Micromobility | |
On Monday, October 16 at 11:00am, the NYC Department of Consumer and Worker Protection will hold a public hearing on proposed rules meant to clarify the definition of an “accredited testing laboratory.” Learn more about how to participate or comment here. | |
Vote in the Upcoming New York State General Election | |
October 23rd is the last chance to update your address or request an absentee ballot. Check here for more election deadlines and key dates. Visit NYC Votes to check your registration or register to vote. | |
New Training Program Available to Businesses | |
The NYC Department of Small Business Services created a Customized Training program that allows NYC businesses to train their staff. This is a competitive, reimbursable grant that is meant to help businesses reduce employee turnover, develop employee skills, and more. Learn more about the program or register to attend the next info session. | |
Job Opportunities Via the West Side Work Coalition | |
A new partnership between City Council Member Erik Bottcher, the West Side Work Coalition, Hudson Guild, Greenwich House, and the NYC Employment and Training Coalition will support the development of new and dynamic training programs for future jobs. The first effort will focus on job seekers at NYCHA Elliott-Chelsea and Fulton Houses. Read more about the program or access the form for job seekers job here. | |
Earned Safe and Sick Time Act | |
A new rule surrounding the Earned Safe and Sick Time Act (“ESSTA”) will go into effect on October 15, 2023. Read the full notice here. | |
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