Hello loyal readers of The Court Square Blog, As some of you may know, I am no longer a Long Island City resident. Yes, like many who have come before me, I’ve picked up and moved to California! It’s been an incredible journey, updating the community on all the goings-on since December 2013. Since then, […]
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Culture
While SculptureCenter is closed, ‘no.1 Exhausted in Place’ comes to life online
Rafael Domenech: Model to exhaust this place (SculptureCenter Pavilion) SculptureCenter and Isométrico Publications, 2020 Over the next few weeks while we are sequestered in our homes and SculptureCenter’s exhibitions remain closed, we will try to bring instances of artists’ making and unmaking of art, and the emptying out and filling up of our lives lived […]
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Secret Theatre offering online classes during COVID-19 crisis
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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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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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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