While the Secret Theatre’s physical location at 44-02 23rd Street has been shuttered due to the on-going COVID-19 pandemic, it is still continuing to offer private classes to its acting students. “During the enforced social isolation there is no reason to be bored or to worry that your students progress will flat line,” the Secret […]
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Signage appears for Avondale at 11-17 47th Road
Signage has appeared for Avondale at 11-17 47th Road. The boutique building features seven residences ranging from 1BR to 2BRs and 680 to 1360 square feet. Construction on the project had wrapped up in February.1 The new signage encourages people interested to visit their website. Here is more about the building from their description: Avondale […]
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MoMA PS1 to stream music festival 3-28
Come Together (Apart) Sat, Mar 28, 12:00 p.m. MoMA PS1, free! Stay home on Saturday and settle in for a daylong streaming festival to celebrate and support local and international music communities. For one day only, MoMA PS1 is hosting a feast of streaming options, including DJ sets with Boston Chery, DeeDiggs, and Alejandra Sabillón, a listening session of NNAMDÏ’s new album, a talk […]
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Rendering appears at 10-64 Jackson Avenue
A rendering has appeared at 10-64 Jackson Avenue and work has started. Construction crews put up pipe scaffolding and a sidewalk shed, and demolition will begin soon on the future home of a seven-story mixed-use building. Completion is anticipated in summer 2021. Permits were originally filed for the project back in 2015, and were spotted […]
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City Harvest seeking 200 Long Island City volunteers during COVID-19 crisis
City Harvest, New York City’s largest food rescue organization, is seeking 200 volunteers at their Food Rescue Facility in Long Island City, said Senior Manager of Network Capacity Catarina Rivera in an email to The Court Square Blog. As New York City’s private response to hunger, City Harvest helps to feed the nearly 1.2 million […]
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