A sure sign of fall! Colorful mums, cyclamen, kale and grasses are now on display throughout Lincoln Square just in time to welcome back Lincoln Center patrons.
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
The Latest Neighborhood Buzz: Atlantic Grill, The Grand Tier and More
There's a buzz in the air with many exciting openings and reopenings around Lincoln Square. Now is the perfect time to revisit a neighborhood favorite or try out some...
More Important Vaccine Information
As the weather continues to get colder, people will be moving indoors for their activities. As a reminder, the Key to NYC program is in effect, which requires patrons...
10 Tasty Ways to Enjoy Fall in Lincoln Square
It’s finally fall! The days are cooling off and the foliage is changing, inspiring new cravings when it comes to food and drink. Whether you're in the mood for hot soup...
Big Apple Circus Returns to Lincoln Center
The big top is returning to Lincoln Center's plaza! After canceling its 2020 season due to the pandemic, Big Apple Circus is back at Damrosch Park with a reimagined...
Elevate: Nightlife Mental Health Initiative
The COVID-19 pandemic has taken a huge toll on New Yorkers and businesses across the city, not only physically but also mentally. With fall’s arrival, nightlife operations...
WHAT'S HAPPENING
Jazz + Wednesdays Outside AFAM 10.6.21

JALC Swing U Virtual Fall Term 2021

Color Me Mine Kids Afterschool Art Club

MAD Art Alive
10.9.21

Kaufman Music Center: Tuesday Matinees 10.12.21

Thrillest: Best Restaurants Near Lincoln Center

Vineyard Vines x Bright
Pink Collection

Sale at Eileen Fisher
10.7.21 - 10.12.21

Central Park Conservancy Film Festival 10.5.21-10.8.21

JCC 60+ Symposium on Positive Aging 10.25.21

COMMUNITY ALERTS
Register to Vote Deadline 10.8.21
The deadline to register to vote is coming up on Friday, October 8. Click here to learn how to register before the General Election on Tuesday, November 2.
Alternate Side Parking Suspended on 10.11.21
The NYC Department of Parks and Recreation has announced that Alternate Side Parking (street cleaning) regulations will be suspended on Monday, October 11. Meters will remain in effect. Click here to download the NYCASP calendar. 
Citywide Design Engagement Process for Permanent Open Restaurants Program
Department of City Planning (DCP) Director Anita Laremont and Department of Transportation (DOT) Commissioner Hank Gutman have announced an upcoming citywide public engagement process for design rules on permanent outdoor dining setups located on city streets. In-Person and remote roundtables will take place throughout this fall and winter. These discussions will offer opportunities for New Yorkers to share their thoughts on how Open Restaurant structures should be designed. Learn more here.
Free Membership at NYC Recreation Centers
Free membership at City of New York recreation centers is available to any New Yorker who signs up before Friday, December 31. The membership term will last for one year from the date of sign-up, and will grant access to facilities across the city. Learn more here. Thanks Council Member Helen Rosenthal for the tip!
Upgrades Along 9th Avenue: 4th Quarter Updates
The NYC Department of Design and Construction (NYCDDC) is managing a capital improvement project along 9th Avenue in the Hell’s Kitchen area. Click here to read the newsletter related to the current project work for the 4th Quarter of 2021.
West Side Free Flu Shot Day 10.19.21
Assemblymember Linda Rosenthal will be hosting her annual Free Flu Shot Day on Tuesday, October 19 from 10:00am - 1:00pm. The event will be held at Lincoln Square Neighborhood Center at 250 West 65th Street (between Amsterdam and West End Avenues). Face masks will be required. Please contact Assemblymember Rosenthal's office by email at rosenthall@nyassembly.gov or call 212-873-6368 to schedule your appointment. 
Open Storefronts Extended
The Open Storefronts program has been extended to Friday, December 31. This program allows storefront businesses to use a portion of the sidewalk to conduct business. If you have a storefront business and you are not yet participating in Open Storefronts, visit nyc.gov/openstorefronts to see the full details and sign up for the program.
New USPS Service Standards Implemented
The United States Postal Service (USPS) will have implemented new service standards for first class mail and periodicals — slowing its target delivery time by about 30%. Most First-Class Mail (61 percent) and Periodicals (93 percent) will be unaffected by the new service standard changes. Learn more here.