The Lincoln Square Business Improvement District is always working to improve its operations to foster a clean, safe, and beautiful neighborhood. To further this goal, the BID is thrilled to welcome two talented new members—Summer Smith and Scott Etkin—to its small, dedicated team. Click here to read more about Summer and Scott. | |
Catch the Second-to-Last Jazz Concert Today at Noon! | |
The rain should clear just in time, so make the most of summer in Lincoln Square today, Wednesday, September 10, when the Lucy Yeghiazaryan Trio brings straight-ahead jazz to Dante Park (Broadway & 64th Street) from noon to 1:30pm.
Lucy Yeghiazaryan, a rising star in jazz, is known for her rich vocals and heartfelt interpretations. Born in Armenia and raised on contraband jazz records, she immigrated to the U.S. and quickly made her mark, performing with top jazz artists and releasing five acclaimed albums, including 2024’s Beside the Golden Door.
The West Side YMCA will lead the audience in gentle stretches during the break. With just two concerts left in the series, catch this performance while you still can and make your Wednesday extraordinary!
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New in the Neighborhood:
All the Latest About Openings in Lincoln Square
| | As the weather is starting to cool down this fall, commercial activity in Lincoln Square is heating up! We’re excited to share several updates about restaurants, businesses, and schools opening and upgrading their operations in the neighborhood. Longtime residents and visitors to Lincoln Square will fondly remember 35 West 64th Street ... | |
From Concert Halls to Theaters:
Lincoln Square’s 2025–26 Cultural Calendar
| | Lincoln Square is a vibrant center for the arts, where music, dance, theater, and film come together to offer world-class performances throughout the 2025–26 season. From iconic orchestras to intimate ensembles, the neighborhood is alive with creativity in every corner. Audiences can experience premieres, revivals, and ... | | How to Build Resilience Against Emergencies for National Preparedness Month | | Nobody likes to think about floods, cyberattacks, and other types of disasters. Taking a moment to consider how to best prepare for these risks, however, can go a long way towards avoiding a worst-case scenario. September is National Preparedness Month, so there’s no better time for businesses and locals in Lincoln Square to ... | | |
Power Women’s Summit: Forbes is hosting its 13th Annual Power Women’s Summit at Jazz at Lincoln Center today, Wednesday, September 10, 2025, from 8:00am to 6:00pm. You should anticipate potential traffic delays and plan accordingly.
9/11: There is a rumor that the President and Vice President will be in town for the 9/11 ceremony and other activities. If the rumor is true, street closures are likely, which could result in traffic delays. It is currently unclear whether they will travel through Lincoln Square.
Rosh Hashanah: Alternate side parking regulations will be suspended for Rosh Hashanah, Tuesday, September 23, and Wednesday, September 24, 2025. Click here to download the NYCASP calendar.
| | Back to School Year 2025–26 Resources | | New York City Public Schools’ students are back in school, and NYC Public Schools is committed to supporting their success. Over the coming year, children will continue to learn and grow together, both academically and socially. NYC Public Schools provides resources to ensure students and families have the tools they need for a strong start and continued success throughout the school year. Important information and updates on academic policies, health and safety protocols, student and family support services, and more can be found here. | | Annual Free Flu Shot Day Hosted by Assemblymember Linda B. Rosenthal | | To prepare for flu season, Assemblymember Rosenthal will hold her annual free flu shot day with Mount Sinai on Monday, September 29, from 10:00am to 1:00pm at her district office, which is located at 230 West 72nd Street, Suite 2F (between Broadway and West End Avenue). RSVPs are required. For questions or to RSVP for a free flu shot, contact the office at 212-873-6368 or rosenthall@nyassembly.gov. | | Renew Your Food Service Establishment Permit Annually | | |
Food Service Establishment Permits issued by the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene expire after one year. Check your permit’s expiration date and make sure your contact information with DOHMH is up to date by submitting this form. Renewal notices are sent out 3 months before expiration.
Need help? The New York City Department of Small Business Services’ NYC Business Express Service Team can help you navigate your permitting needs—call 888-SBS-4NYC.
| | 2025-2026 NYC Civic Corps Program | | |
NYC Service is recruiting for the next cohort of NYC Civic Corps members. From October 2025 to July 2026, members will serve full-time at City agencies and nonprofits to address NYC’s most pressing issues—like youth education, food access, environment, and more!
Members receive:
- A $24,500 living stipend
- Healthcare coverage
- Unlimited MetroCard
- 150+ hours of professional development
- A $5,176 education award upon completion
The application deadline is September 28. Learn more and apply at nyc.gov/servenyc.
Questions? Contact servicerecruitment@cityhall.nyc.gov.
| | Upper West Side Recycling Eco Letter | | The September/October edition of the Upper West Side Recycling Eco Letter is out; sign up for the newsletter to find out about environmental events taking place during the next two or three months, along with a commentary on an environmental topic relevant to the Upper West Side. | | We Wish All Who Celebrate a Shanah Tovah! | | May the Jewish New Year be happy, healthy, and sweet—from all of us at the Lincoln Square BID. | | | | |
