Arts & Culture Center of NYC, Lincoln Square, Welcomes Return of World Class Live Performances, New Restaurant Openings & Reopenings
Increased pedestrian traffic in the Lincoln Square neighborhood helping to fuel local recovery
Upper West Side – New eats and performance treats are filling the streets and sidewalks of the Lincoln Square neighborhood once again as the Lincoln Square Business Improvement District (BID) announced today recent and upcoming cultural happenings that are fueling the neighborhood’s recovery, along with several new restaurant openings and reopenings that are adding to the neighborhood’s diverse, culinary culture.
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Our neighbor to the south, Nordstrom (225 West 57th Street), is celebrating two years of their Flagship Store opening, and they have a lot in store for their shoppers. With...
Throughout the past year and a half, the Lincoln Square BID has focused on strengthening our clean and safe programs to continue providing our helpful and...
Two Cultural Programs for Those Living with Dementia
For people living with dementia, participating in the arts is proven to increase brain stimulation and provide comfort and entertainment. Lincoln Center for the...
A recent study found that COVID-related travel changes and the implementation of congestion pricing in Manhattan south and inclusive of 60th Street will result in a...
On Thursday, October 21 at 4:30pm, join the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene for a Rat Academy virtual training to learn about rat prevention methods. Click here to register.
Central Business District Tolling Program Public Meeting 10.26.21
MTA Bridges & Tunnels is hosting a virtual public meeting on the Central Business District Tolling Program on Tuesday, October 26 at 6:00pm. Sign up to attend here.
New CDC Holiday Guidance
The CDC has released new guidance for the upcoming holiday season, encouraging everyone to get vaccinated and to avoid gatherings if unvaccinated. Click here to review the guidance.
Remember to Get Your Flu Shot!
Everyone 6 months and older should get a seasonal flu vaccination each year. When you get vaccinated, you help decrease the risk of you and your family getting sick and needing flu-related medical care. To find a flu vaccine near you: Visit nyc.gov/flu, call 311, or text "flu" to 877877.
Get Your COVID-19 Booster
A booster dose of the COVID-19 vaccine will help currently eligible New Yorkers maximize their protection, prolong the vaccine’s durability and protect New Yorkers at higher risk of infection and severe disease. Eligible New Yorkers can receive their free COVID-19 booster dose. Find out if you're eligible and where to get a shot here.
Key to NYC Reminder
As a reminder, the Key to NYC program is in effect, requiring patrons of indoor dining, indoor fitness and indoor entertainment businesses to provide proof of COVID-19 vaccination. Employees at these workplaces must also be vaccinated. Learn more here.
