In an effort to support our local businesses and cultural organizations, we stock our three information carts – located at Columbus Circle, Dante Park, and Richard Tucker Park – with free promotional materials for the public. If you’re a Lincoln Square business or cultural organization that would like to take advantage of this free opportunity, please contact info@lincolnsquarebid.org or (212) 581-3774 to discuss the printed materials (rack cards, schedules, menus, etc.) that you would like us to display. Note that 4”X9” flyers fit best! 

Spring has arrived, and with the change of season come new, exciting live performances to look forward to! Check out what Lincoln Center for the Performing...

Spring is here and the weather is warming up. It’s time to celebrate the sunnier transitional weather with some new clothes for the season. There are a lot of new...

The days are getting longer, weather is getting warmer, and before you know it, it will be summer! If you’re looking for summer camps for your children, check out what...

The Juilliard School has announced a new performance series and graduate level class, Future Stages, which explores the emerging landscape of the performing arts...

WHAT'S HAPPENING

The NYPD 20th Precinct will be hosting a Community Council meeting on Thursday, March 24 at 7:00pm at 120 West 82nd Street (at Columbus Avenue). Doors open at 6:30pm.

The NYC Department of Consumer and Worker Protection (DCWP) has released a Notice of Hearing for a proposed DCWP rule to implement new legislation relating to labor standards for Third Party Delivery Service workers. The hearing will take place on Thursday, March 31 at 11:00am. Learn more here.

Mayor Adams has signed Executive Order 12 to strengthen fire safety enforcement and outreach in the aftermath of the tragic Bronx apartment fire in January. The executive order will increase coordination between Fire Department of New York (FDNY) and Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) inspectors to identify safety violations earlier and increase fire safety compliance. FDNY and HPD will also launch a broad campaign to educate New Yorkers on fire safety. Learn more here.

The Customized Training program provides federally funded grants to help NYC-based businesses train and retain their employees. This competitive, reimbursable training grant is available for businesses that are for-profit, operating for at least one year, and able to pay for training upfront. Customized Training grants offer financial support to make training your staff more affordable. Learn more and apply here. And click here to attend an information session.

This April, volunteer with DOROT to deliver a Passover package and share a friendly phone call with an older adult in the community. Click here to sign up.