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Lincoln Square NYC

Lincoln Square is an Upper West Side residential neighborhood from 59th to 72nd St between the Hudson River and Central Park West.

It’s a modern culture and shopping district anchored by Lincoln Center. The Tucker Square Greenmarket offers the fruits of the season on Thursdays and Saturdays.

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Latin Culture in Lincoln Square

Lincoln Center is New York's main performing arts center (Eileen Tran/Dreamstime)

Lincoln Center is New York City’s Main Performing Arts Center

LINCOLN SQUARE, Upper West Side, Manhattan

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December 2022

The Dante Park Christmas Tree Lighting is Monday, December 5, 2022 at 5pm.


Things to Do in Lincoln Square

The neighborhood is the home of Lincoln Center and:

  • American Folk Art Museum folkartmuseum.org
  • Columbus Circle
  • Fordham University fordham.edu
  • Juilliard School
  • Merkin Hall Kaufman Music Center kaufmanmusiccenter.org
  • New York Society for Ethical Culture ethical.nyc
  • Merkin Hall Kaufmann Music Center in Lincoln Square, Manhattan; is an intimate venue for classical music, musical theatre, and musical revues for families.

Lincoln Square Restaurants

  • Bar Boulud is a good French restaurant. barboulud.com 🇫🇷
  • Empire Rooftop is a cool rooftop bar. It shares the roof with the Empire Hotel neon sign. theempirerooftop.com
  • Rosa Mexicano is a good Mexican restaurant that is popular with the dance crowd. The guacamole prepared at your table is excellent. rosamexicano.com 🇲🇽
  • Tavern on the Green is in Central Park next to the neighborhood.

An Old Neighborhood

Lincoln Square is on the site of San Juan Hill, one of NYC’s main African Diaspora neighborhoods in the 1920s. It was home to both African Americans and Afro Caribbeans.

The legendary Broadway musical and movie “West Side Story” is about the old neighborhood that was razed to build Lincoln Center.

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