COVID-19 Neighborhood Updates

empty sidewalk in front of Lincoln Center March 2020

We thought it would be helpful to provide up to date information on what is happening in our neighborhood during the COVID-19 pandemic. We have also provided helpful links (click here) so that in the event that you have specific concerns regarding the coronavrius, you can search specific websites directly. 

Lincoln Square is the cultural and entertainment heart of New York City, with over 22,000 theater seats. Lincoln Square remains a cultural beacon, though many institutions and venues have acted responsibly and closed doors for public health. Click here to read updates on culture and entertainment in the neighborhood

Home to a number of fine dining and top quality restaurants and eateries, Lincoln Square has a lot of delicious food to offer. Though bars and restaurants are responsibly closed for dining-in across the City for public health, Lincoln Square spots continue to offer delivery and takeout. Click here to read which local food establishments are offering takeout/delivery and which are closed

Anchored by The Shops at Columbus Circle, Lincoln Square has enjoyed a vibrant retail environment. During this COVID-19 epidemic, many businesses and retail stores have acted responsibly and closed for public health. Click here to read more about store closings and statements from businesses as well as what’s open

Community organizations, schools, and universities likewise enjoy a large presence in and around our district boundaries. Click here to read about closures, changes, and other statements from community organizations, schools, and universities.


We will continue to provide updates as we receive new information; however, information changes frequently, so please check with individual businesses, organizations, cultural organizations, and agencies to obtain the most up-to-date information.  And contact us if you have questions via email at info@lincolnsquarebid.org.

Original Post: 3.11.20