Chillin at QCA’s ‘Live at the Gantries’ Summer Music Festival 2010, LIC
Tuesday 8/3
- Live at the Gantries, LIC’s only outdoor summer music festival sponsored by the QCA, continues on Tuesday, Aug 3rd with the St. Paul AME Church Mass Choir, “Powerful Gospel Music”. 7pm at the Gantry State Park, LIC waterfront. 50th Ave & the East River
Wednesday 8/4
The LIC Greenmarket happens every Wednesday now, starting July 7, from 8am-6pm. 48th Ave & Vernon Blvd, Hunters Point, LIC
Socrates Sculpture Park’s Outdoor International Film Series 2010 runs Wednesday evenings in July & August. Pre-screening performances begin at 7pm, films begin at sunset. Food provided by local international restaurants. Free admission. 32-01 Vernon Blvd, LIC
Shi Restaurant hosts karaoke on Wednesday nights. 4720 Center Blvd, LIC, 347.242.2450
Ten10 Studios host opening party tonight for ‘Excerpts’, Long Island City
Thursday 7/22
Ten10 Studios hosts the opening of its fifth exhibition of the summer, “Excerpts” by Daniel Acker, tonight from 6-10:10pm. The show will highlight Acker’s personal photographs made locally and abroad during the past decade. 1010 47th Rd, LIC, 646.271.5353
Court Square Wine & Spirits hosts FREE wine tasting events every Thursday & Friday of the week from 4:30-7:00pm. 2420 Jackson Ave, LIC, 718.707.9911
Hunters Point Greenmarket, Long Island City –photo:Jesse Winter
Wednesday 7/14
The LIC Greenmarket happens every Wednesday now, starting July 7, from 8am-7pm (!). 48th Ave & Vernon Blvd, Hunters Point, LIC
Socrates Sculpture Park’s Outdoor International Film Series 2010 runs Wednesday evenings in July & August. Pre-screening performances begin at 7pm, films begin at sunset. Food provided by local international restaurants. Free admission. 32-01 Vernon Blvd, LIC
Socrates Sculpture Park’s Outdoor International Film festival, Long Island City
Tuesday 7/6
- Live at the Gantries, LIC’s only outdoor summer music festival sponsored by the QCA, continues on Tuesday, July 6th with Jia-Yi He, “A world-class harmonica virtuoso”. 7pm at the Gantry State Park, LIC waterfront. 50th Ave & the East River
Wednesday 7/7
The LIC Greenmarket happens every Wednesday now, starting July 7, from 8am-7pm (!). 48th Ave & Vernon Blvd, Hunters Point, LIC
Socrates Sculpture Park’s Outdoor International Film Series 2010 begins Wed, July 7th. The 12th Annual Festival of International Film, Music, Dance and Food Celebrating the Cultural Diversity of Queens runs Wednesday evenings in July & August. Pre-screening performances begin at 7pm, films begin at sunset. Food provided by local international restaurants. Free admission. 32-01 Vernon Blvd, LIC
Artist Goowon Kang exhibits at the Space Womb this week in Long Island City
Monday 6/28
- Slow Food NYC is hosting ‘The Queens Slur‘ at Dutch Kills Bar from 7-9pm. “Dutch Kills will have a drink special for all Slur attendees. As an extra treat, we will also have hors d’œuvre celebrating all things bacon (Baby B.L.T.’s and Bacon & Gruyere Tarts… Yum!) provided by Sage General Store, the near-by restaurant and catering company that works with local farmers and suppliers.” 27-24 Jackson Ave, LIC
Tuesday 6/29
- Live at the Gantries, LIC’s only outdoor summer music festival sponsored by the QCA, continues on Tuesday, June 29th with Pass Kontrol, “A Fierce Set of Sweaty, Summer, New York City Rock n’ Roll”. 7pm at the Gantry State Park, LIC waterfront. 50th Ave & the East River
Monday 6/21
Court Square Wines is now hosting a wine class series. Next up: “The Elegance of the Rosé” on Monday, June 21st, 7:00 – 8:15pm. In the second installment of our intermediate wine classes, Sommelier Matthew Amerson will take you on a refreshing journey through the enchanted land of Rosé! Try several different blush wines (sparkling and dry) while learning the deep, dark secrets behind that light pink exterior and the varieties of foods to pair with them. 2420 Jackson Ave, LIC, 718.707.9911
Make Music New York has a bunch of music events planned for Monday, June 21st in Long Island City. See full schedule for today here.
Tuesday 6/22
- Live at the Gantries, LIC’s only outdoor summer music festival sponsored by the QCA, continues on Tuesday, June 29th with Pass Kontrol, “A Fierce Set of Sweaty, Summer, New York City Rock n’ Roll”. 7pm at the Gantry State Park, LIC waterfront. 50th Ave & the East River
Wednesday 6/23
- LICBDC’s annual Summer Gathering is being held this year at the Sculpture Center coming up on Friday, June 23rd, from 6-8:30pm.“Refreshments, fun and networking! Great raffle prizes include: Dakota Jackson designer chair, certificates for LIC restaurants, doggie daycare, designer watches, and more.” 44-19 Purves St @ Jackson Ave, LIC
Waiting for action in Gantry Park, Long Island City. –photo by Ciprian Toma
Tuesday 6/15
- Live at the Gantries, LIC’s only outdoor summer music festival, continues on Tuesday, June 22th with the Opera Collective. 7pm at the Gantry State Park, LIC waterfront. 50th Ave & the East River
Long Island City’s free summer music festival ‘Live at the Gantries’ starts on Sunday, June 13th. –photo via QCA
Tuesday 6/8
- The Taste of LIC is happening on Tuesday, June 8th from 6:30 to 8:30pm. Tickets at the door: $50. Gantry State Park
Wednesday 6/9
- It’s baaaack. Get on board the Queens Art Express by attending the QAX Kick Off Party!! Enjoy an evening of music, art and meeting members and riders of the QAX festival. Featuring DJ Velvet & set visuals by multimedia artist Renzo Ortega of LIC’s Local Project. Hosted on Wed, June 9th, 2010 from 5:30 PM – 8:00 PM at the L Haus Condos. 11-02 49th Avenue, LIC RSVP here
Thursday 6/10
Now in its second year, the Queens Art Express spring festival is happening Thurs, June 10th – Sun, June 13th, and will feature performances, exhibitions, art events along the entire Queens route of the No. 7 train. Many Long Island City stops. Sponsored by the Queens Council on the Arts. Events for Thursday, June 10th
Opening tonight at the Secret Theatre: ‘Taming of the Shrew’ from June 10rd-24th, which “follows Katherine, a free spirit, thrust into a sect of men in need of submissive women. Set in the heart of the FLDS (Fundamentalist Church of Latter Day Saints), this cunning new production of The Taming of the Shrew challenges the puritanical confinement of women still in existence in 21st Century America.” 44-02 23rd St, LIC
Court Square Wine & Spirits hosts FREE wine tasting events every Thursday & Friday of the week from 4:30-7:00pm. 2420 Jackson Ave, LIC, 718.707.9911
Free Saturday morning classes at Cross Fit LIC.
Thursday 6/3
CB2 has scheduled a Regular Monthly Meeting and Public Hearing (double whammy agenda) of the Full Board Thursday, June 3rd at 7pm at Sunnyside Community Services. 43-31 39th Street, Sunnyside
BBQ for Bloggers & Writers at 5:30pm on June 3rd at LIC’s L Haus. Please join Queens Council on the Arts for a relaxing evening BBQ and networking event for writers and bloggers as part of a new initiative to develop and strengthen the art of writing in the boor of Queens. Music, BBQ and live social media will converge on-site in the yard at L Haus. RSVP here.
Opening tonight at Secret Theatre: Ortonesque from June 3rd-27th, “Joe Orton, iconic British playwright, was a rising star whose talent and promise were cut short when he was brutally murdered by his boyfriend. The Queens Players proudly present some of Mr. Orton’s best work.” Also coming up: Shakespeare’s Taming of the Shrew from June 10th-26th.
Court Square Wine & Spirits hosts FREE wine tasting events every Thursday & Friday of the week from 4:30-7:00pm. 2420 Jackson Ave, LIC, 718.707.9911
A brand new art studio is opening up in Hunters Point: Ten10 Studios is hosting their grand opening and ‘the iTrain’ premiere exhibition onThursday, June 3, 2010 from 6-10pm. 10-10 47th Rd, LIC
Check out the “Godfather Dinner” at Manducatis Rustica, LIC
Wednesday 5/26
- Manducatis Rustica is hosting a special feast and wine tasting in honor of “The Godfather” on Wednesday night. Enjoy a selection of the finest wines from Francis Ford Coppola winery paired with authentic dishes from the movie “The Godfather”. Reservations start at 7pm. 917.937.1312 46-33 Vernon Blvd EVENT CANCELLED
Thursday 5/27
- Court Square Wine & Spirits hosts FREE wine tasting events every Thursday & Friday of the week from 4:30-7:00pm. 2420 Jackson Ave, LIC, 718.707.9911
Court Square Wines is holding a charity event for the YMCA this week, LIC
Tuesday 5/18
- The public hearing for the Hunters Point South High School is at 6:30PM in the St. Mary’s Catholic Church basement. 10-08 49th Ave, corner of Vernon Blvd
Wednesday 5/19
- LICBDC is hosting a Real Estate Breakfast at Water’s Edge Restaurant from 8-10am. It features “an overview of current developments in the NYC and LIC real estate markets, and future projections, followed by a question and answer session with the panelists.” RSVP to Indra Smith at 718.786.5300 x 21 or register online. East River @ 44th Dr, LIC, 718.482.0033
Flux Thursday this wk: potluck, art & performances, Long Island City
Thursday 5/13
Queens Council on the Arts 44th Annual Benefit from 6:30-9:30pm honoring Juvenal Reis, Nero Lopez Meza, and Judith Heintz & Margie Ruddick at LIC’s Metropolitan Building. Purchase tickets here. Metropolitan Building, 44-01 11th St, LIC, Contact: 347.505.3013
Flux Factory’s Flux Thursday is tonight with a potluck dinner beginning @ 8pm. “Unlimited artist Kate Shaw will be presenting work, and Flux artist-in-residence Chris Domenick and Lilac Company will be performing. Hot stuff, coming through.” A new show called Science Fair is also coming up from June 5th-13th, “inspired by grade-school education fairs, with presentation booths and interactive experiments.” 39-31 29th St, LIC
Friday 5/14
- Little Closets holds French Class every Friday @ 11am for newborns to toddlers & their parents/caregivers – sign up your child every Monday (beginning this month, $5 fee per 30-min class). In each session, “caregivers and children will learn interactive songs, rhymes and finger play in French. Exposing children to multiple languages early on has been shown to positively impact language acquisition and expand vocabulary. You do not have to speak French to join the class.” 46-46 Vernon Blvd, LIC, 718.707.0470
Knight’s Move exhibition continues at SculptureCenter, Long Island City
Friday 5/7
- Little Closets holds French Class every Friday @ 11am for newborns to toddlers & their parents/caregivers – sign up your child every Monday (beginning this month, $5 fee per 30-min class). In each session, “caregivers and children will learn interactive songs, rhymes and finger play in French. Exposing children to multiple languages early on has been shown to positively impact language acquisition and expand vocabulary. You do not have to speak French to join the class.” 46-46 Vernon Blvd, LIC, 718.707.0470
Saturday 5/8
June Kosloff’s ‘Almost you & me’ mixed media exhibition highlighting emotive primate opens at Local Project. Opening reception from 6-9pm, on view thru May 22nd. Local Project also has Summer Workshops coming up in June, see our ‘Upcoming Events’ or their website for details. 45-10 Davis St, LIC
CrossFit LIC is still holding their FREE Saturday classes at 10 or 11am – no CrossFit experience required. “The training session takes about one hour and consists of a warm-up, skills required for the exercises to be performed, workout and stretches” and you can sign up using their Online Scheduler. 5-26 47th Ave, LIC, 646.415.8363
Socrates Sculpture Park’s Spring exhibition, Cityscape, opens Sunday, LIC
Tuesday 4/27
- Modern Spaces hosts the Powerhouse Art Party, featuring the work of resident LIC artist, Tom Matt, on display for only one night. 6-8:30pm, at the Powerhouse Condos, unit 606. 2-17 51st Ave, LIC
Friday 4/30
- Little Closets is holding French Class today @ 11am for newborns to toddlers & their parents/caregivers. French Class is still held every Fri @ 11am, sign up your child every Monday (beginning in May, $5 fee per 30-min class). In each session, “caregivers and children will learn interactive songs, rhymes and finger play in French. Exposing children to multiple languages early on has been shown to positively impact language acquisition and expand vocabulary. You do not have to speak French to join the class.” 46-46 Vernon Blvd, LIC, 718.707.0470
Saturday 5/1
LICSB Repertory Ballet & Ballet For Young Audiences present SPRING DANCES, a Queens Fringe 2010 event at the Secret Theatre. LICRB brings you 4 new ballets that paint the spectrum from contemporary ballet to classical ballet to jazz: Ned Kinter’s ‘The Father,’ Laura Ward and Octavia Cup’s ‘ECHOES AND DREAMS,’ Barbra Brandt’s ‘Reflections from Cedar Creek,’ & Eric Ragan’s ‘Minnie the Moocher.’ Adults $15, students/seniors $10, buy tickets online. Performances May 1st @ 7pm & May 2nd @ 3pm. 44-02 23rd St, LIC, 718.392.0722
CrossFit LIC is still holding their FREE Saturday classes at 11am – no CrossFit experience required. “The training session takes about one hour and consists of a warm-up, skills required for the exercises to be performed, workout and stretches” and you can sign up using their Online Scheduler. 5-26 47th Ave, LIC, 646.415.8363
Earth Day Walking Tour begins at Rainey Park this wkend, Long Island City
Tuesday 4/20
Closing reception of the Jazz Photography Exhibition on view at the Secret Theatre from 5-7pm. The exhibition is made up of Pete Macnamara’s stunning photos of some of the greatest musicians in jazz history, and he’ll be on hand to discuss and answer questions about his work. 44-02 23rd St, LIC, 718.392.0722
THROW at Chocolate Factory @ 7pm, FREE. “Curated and moderated by Sarah Maxfield, THROW is designed to provide artists with a platform for ideas-in-progress, and to provide audiences with insight into the investigative process of performance-making.” 5-49 49th Ave, LIC, 718.482.7069
Wednesday 4/21
- Court Square Wines & Spirits presents an Art Opening & Tasting from 5-8pm featuring artwork from Carina Hoijer of Paris. Tasting menu includes St. Germain, Elderflower Liqueur, Absolut Vodkas, & more wine from Martin Scott Wines. 2420 Jackson Ave, LIC, 718.707.9911
Thursday 4/22
- Nany Photography is back at Little Closets from 3-5pm: room for 4 children to get their picture taken for FREE, then Nany will offer prints @ reasonable prices. Check out her website and other Little Closets shoots at nanynany.com. First come first serve, email Letia at littleclosets@yahoo.com. 46-46 Vernon Blvd, LIC, 718.707.0470
Sculpture Center’s Lucky Draw art raffle is this wk in Long Island City – Photo
Tuesday 4/13
- SculptureCenter’s Lucky Draw 2010 is at 6pm, a “spirited art raffle that guarantees every ticket holder a work of art. Approximately 150 artists donate works for the benefit of SculptureCenter,” and “the order in which the artworks are selected is determined by a lively and suspenseful random drawing.” Artwork preview online. Give it a try! 44-19 Purves St, LIC, 718.361.1750
Thursday 4/15
Now Playing at Secret Theatre: Vampire Lesbians of Sodom from April 15th-24th @ 8pm, April 17th & 24th @ 11pm, and matinee on April 24th @ 3:30pm – “The Queens Players are delighted to once again revive Charles Busch’s hilarious classic whose campy kitsch Vampires predated all the Buffy, Interview and Twilight latecomers and happily in a much funnier style.” 44-02 23rd St, LIC, 718.392.0722
Also playing at Secret Theatre: Shakespeare’s The Tempest runs April 15th-30th @ 8pm, matinee on April 25th @ 3:30pm. “Filled with magic and mischief, The Tempest is a story of warring siblings, forbidden love, vengeance, and forgiveness. True to its name, the play is a testament to the stormy nature of human relationships.” The Secret’s Artistic Director, Richard Mazda, performs as Prospero in his Big Secret debut! 44-02 23rd St, LIC, 718.392.0722
Queens Council on the Arts Spring 2010 Art Builds Community workshops presents the Grantwriting Boot Camp Series: Writing Workshop tonight from 6-8:30pm. This workshop will be followed by the Mock Panel on April 28th, both at the NY Irish Center. “An opportunity to learn valuable lessons from experienced grant writing consultant in a hands on 2-part series.” First come first serve registration; RSVP online; must attend BOTH sessions. 10-40 Jackson Ave, LIC, 718.482.0909
Green Space Blooms dance festival kicks off in Long Island City this week
Monday 4/5
- The Greater New York Sports Chronology at Greater Astoria Historical Society at 7pm: author Jeffrey A. Kroessler describes “the historic venues, boxing arenas, gyms, stadiums, ballparks, and racetracks that have come and gone, yet made New York the undisputed capital of American sport.” Quinn Building, 35-20 Broadway, 4th FL, LIC/Astoria, 718.278.0700
Wednesday 4/7
Pocket Opera of NY presents ‘I Pagliacci’ & ‘Curse of the Dueling Divas’ from April 7th-11th @ 8pm, matinee on April 11th @ 4pm at the Secret Theatre. The presentation of ‘I Pagliacci’ is “inspired by events surrounding disgraced ex-Queens Senator Hiram Monserrate.” 44-02 23rd St, LIC, 718.392.0722
LICBDC presents a Financing Seminar at the UN Federal Credit Union from 8am-9:30am. “The presenters will help you understand your borrowing and credit needs, what banks need to approve lines of credit, installment loans, and commercial mortgages, and how to find the right financing product for your business.” Panel followed by Q&A, enjoy networking and continental breakfast. RSVP online; no charge to attend. Questions? Contact Indra Smith, 718.786.5300 x 21 or ismith@licbdc.org. 24-01 44th Road, LIC
Easter Egg Hunt in Gantry Park this Saturday, Long Island City
Tuesday 3/30
- Tonight at Chocolate Factory: THROW at 7pm, FREE. “THROW is designed to provide artists with a platform for ideas-in-progress, and to provide audiences with insight into the investigative process of performance-making.” Featuring work by Aretha Aoki, Jodi Bender, and Amanda Loulaki. 5-49 49th Ave, LIC, 718.482.7069
Friday 4/2
Opening reception of new exhibition ‘Spontaneous’ at Space Womb gallery from 6-8pm. Exhibition runs through April 18th. 2248 Jackson Ave, LIC, 917.670.1342
Jewelry Sample Sale & Permanent Collection on view at The Space’s Fardom Gallery. Artist Luke Schumacher will be on hand selling samples of earrings he plans to produce in the future, and some of the Permanent Collection of The Space will be on view; come hang out from 7-10pm. 25-17 41st Ave, LIC
Secret Theatre’s first LIC Jazz Fest this Sunday, 44-02 23rd St, LIC
Wednesday 3/24
Forward Motion Theater’s RE:Vision returns to Secret Theatre with Ritual Myth Legend at 8pm: “the evening features seven independent works by artists incorporating live-mix video, dance, puppetry, spoken word, and music.” More info on performances on website. 4402 23rd St, LIC, 718.392.0722
Support Socrates Sculpture Park’s 2010 Outdoor Cinema series with Cinema Soirée, a star-studded evening of international music & film at NYC’s Fontana’s Bar, 7-10pm. $25 cover/cash bar directly supports the programming. You can also make a donation if you can’t make the event. 105 Eldridge St, NYC, 212.334.6740
Natasa Trifan Performance Group at Green Space this Saturday in LIC
Monday 3/15
- The next Queens Art Express mixer is in honor of St. Patrick’s Day: “Head to one of Sunnyside’s favorite pubs for an Irish-themed night where you can listen to Sean McCabe, County Meath, Ireland native and lead vocalist of The McCabes, read from his new book, A Good Deed and Other Stories, while snacking on Irish soda bread.” 6:30-9pm (McCabe reads @ 7pm sharp) at Maggie Mae’s in Sunnyside; RSVP online. 41-15 Queens Blvd, b/w 41st and 42nd Streets, Sunnyside, 718.433.3067
Thursday 3/18
LICBDC’s Economic Forecast Breakfast with Kathy Wylde, President of Partnership for New York City, from 8-9:30am in the MetLife Building in LIC. $30 member, $40 non-member. 27-01 MetLife Plaza North, Queensboro Room, LIC (attendees should use the 27th Street entrance)
Now Playing at Secret Theatre: Othello, running March 18th-31st and April 1st-3rd @ 8pm, matinees at 3:30pm on March 27th & April 3rd. “Continuing themes and ideas explored in his successful Warriors gangland ‘Macbeth’, [director Richard] Mazda examines the deception and decent of a man who “loved not wisely but too well.’” 44-02 23rd St, LIC, 718.392.0722
Second Sundays screening & talk this week at Noguchi Museum, LIC
Wednesday 3/10
- Now Playing at Chocolate Factory: Walter Dundervill’s Dear Emissary,…, “the fictional memoir of a pretend time traveler recording history as he sees it (i.e. fleetingly through the lens of his nebulous memory)” running from March 10th-13th @ 8pm. 5-49 49th Ave, LIC, 718.482.7069
Thursday 3/11
- LIC Community Boathouse’s Annual Fundraising Party is tonight from 5-10pm at The Foundry. This year, they have extended hours, so come early, stay late or both. Tickets are $20 in advance, available online (and include one free drink token and one free raffle ticket); $25 at the door. “Once again, we’ll shake off the blizzard blues with LIC hospitality, a DJ, live surf rock band, food and drinks donated by neighborhood sponsors, auctions and raffles.” Councilman Van Bramer will join as guest of honor, and they’ll also celebrate the recent formation of the New York City Watertrail Association. 42-38 9th St, LIC, 718.786.7776
Enjoy P.S. 1 & LIC’s other galleries & events during Armory Fest this week
Wednesday 3/3
- It’s that time again.. Armory Arts Week is upon us, and LIC is participating heavily as usual. Starting Wed March 3rd through the 7th. Check the listing of events on the website featuring special exhibitions, open studios, and many of LIC’s new and well-known galleries/art spaces. See also: your art-hopping plan for a long Long Island City Night on March 5th, and the debut of the LIC Art Shuttle (!!), a project of The West Harlem Art Fund, Inc.
Thursday 3/4
Community Board 2’s regular Monthly Meeting and Public Hearing is tonight at 7pm at Sunnyside Community Services. Details on the agenda are available in a PDF. 43-31 39th St, Sunnyside, 718.784.6173
Baffled by your pet’s behavior? Wondering what they’re thinking and how best to communicate? Wonder no more and take a seat on the Doggie Couch – consult with an expert with or without your pet at LIC’s Kitty & Dog Lounge today at 5pm. Refreshments will be served for people and pets, in addition to giveaways and goodie bags. Call 718.806.1219 for more info. 49-02 Vernon Blvd, LIC
Now Playing at the Secret Theatre: Shakespeare’s ‘Measure for Measure’ running March 4th-7th, 10th-14th, and 17th-20th @ 8pm with matinee performances on March 13th and 20th @ 3:30pm. “With music and dance to enhance the sleek, minimalist design and intense approach to the text, The Queens Players’ production of ‘Measure for Measure’ shows that not all happy endings are alike.” 44-02 23rd St, LIC, 718.392.0722
‘In My Free Time I Self-Destruct’ opens at Secret Theatre this week, LIC
Wednesday 2/24
Now Playing @ Secret Theatre’s Big Secret: alternating operatic programs of ‘Cosi Fan Tutte’ & ‘Serse’ running this week, February 24th-28th, presented by Pocket Opera of NY. Note: ‘Cosi’ is on Feb 24th & 26th @ 8pm & Feb 28th @ 4pm; ‘Serse’ is on Feb 25th, 27th & 28th @ 8pm. 44-02 23rd St, LIC, 718.392.0722
Tonight @ Secret Theatre’s Little Secret: Another round of Forward Motion Theater’s RE:Vision at 8pm, “a collaboration of live performances weaving multimedia and dance from a fresh critical perspective.” Performance details on website. 44-02 23rd St, LIC, 718.392.0722
Community Board 2 meetings/related events tonight: Public Meeting on Sunnyside/Woodside rezoning at 6:30pm at Sunnyside Community Services, and Open House regarding new Kosciuszko Bridge designs at St. Cecilia’s Church in Greenpoint, Brooklyn from 3pm-8pm. For more info call CB2 at 718.533.8773, email qn02@cb.nyc.gov, or check the website.
Flux Factory is back with “House Broken” collaboration exhibition, LIC
Wednesday 2/17
- ‘Town Hall’ Wed night at Manducatis Rustica, with the MTA & Council Member Van Bramer. “This will be an opportunity for members of the community to speak directly with members of the MTA on all issues concerning the 7 subway line and transportation issues in general.” RSVP necessary, email AJacobs@council.nyc.gov. 6:30 -8:30pm. 46-33 Vernon Blvd, LIC, 718.937.1312
As we all know, the snowstorm is set to hit us tomorrow. Here’s a few last-minute LIC events that have been postponed or rescheduled due to the weather:
The Fashion Week Trunk Show and Poetry Open Mic Night at Manducatis Rustica has been rescheduled until further notice. 46-33 Vernon Blvd, LIC, 718.937.1312
LICBDC’s Financing Seminar at the UN Federal Credit Union Building in LIC has been postponed – date TBA. In the meantime, you can consider attending their Queens Agency Breakfast Panel on Thursday, February 25th at LIC’s Riverview Restaurant; more info about this event on the LICBDC website.
The first event in Queens Council on the Arts’s Queens Art Express Mixer Series has been rescheduled for February 17th, 6:30-8:30pm.
Happy (or not so happy) Snow Day, LIC.
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