Join Governor Paterson for a Black History Month Town Hall
Posted Feb 06Join Ken & Governor David Paterson for Black History Month!
Lincoln Square Neighborhood Center
250 West 65th Street
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
6pm (doors open at 5:30pm)
As the first African American Governor of our state and a former State
Senator representing the Upper West Side, Governor Paterson will share
his thoughts about Black History in New York and on the West Side.
Governor Paterson recently stated, “I am excited that Ken Biberaj has
organized this event. It’s just one more demonstration of his ability
to unite communities by celebrating the past and embracing how it can
best influence our future as New Yorkers.”
The event will also feature a musical trio from Juilliard which will
preform the music of the famed jazz musician Thelonious Monk.
This event is FREE and Open to the Entire Community
Please RVSP by emailing mediha@ken2013.com or by calling 646-707-0817
Sony, FPWA and Mayor Bloomberg’s Office-Senior Barbeque, June 26, 2012
Posted Jun 27
A big thanks to Marc Webb, Director of The Amazing Spiderman, Sony, FPWA and Mayor Bloomberg’s office for serving our seniors at our June barbeque!
Marc Webb joined the LSNC team alongside staff from FPWA, Sony, and the Mayor’s office, to serve lunch to our senior community members. Live jazz vocals, a delicious picnic-themed menu, and perfect summer weather brought out over 125 seniors to enjoy the day.
Follow us on Twitter and Facebook!
Posted Jan 18To better serve the residents of the the Amsterdam Houses, Amsterdam Addition, and the greater Lincoln Center neighborhood, Lincoln Square Neighborhood Center can now be found on Facebook and Twitter. These feeds will be updated with the latest news and events happening at the center, along with announcements and weather-related delays and closings. Be sure to follow us to see what we’re up to!
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A look back at the 2011 Annual Gala
Posted Jan 01The event, held on Oct. 28 at nearby Lincoln Center, celebrated “the center of people, partnerships, and learning.”
Mr. and Mrs. Jose Aquino, presenting an award to Lesley Massiah-Arthur, Associate VP of Government Relations and Urban Affairs at Fordham University
With the new year in full swing, it’s time to look ahead to what we can accomplish in 2012. But first, we must look back at 2011, which was a productive and creative year capped by a successful annual gala, held on October 28 at Lincoln Center’s Stanley H. Kaplan Penthouse.
Honored in 2011 were three valuable partners to our organization: Fordham University, who provides us with tutors, mentors, and volunteers for our Youth Services, Senior Services, and Day Care programs; The Stella and Charles Guttman Foundation, which has provided general support to our organization for the past six years; and board member Christine Millen, who served diligently on our Board of Directors for over ten years. On hand to entertain were the Barry Harris Jazz Chorus, a longtime friend of the center’s, along with the Richard Clements Trio.
Board President David Jaffe and Former Executive Director Melanie Schmidt present an award to Elizabeth Olofson, Executive Director of the Stella and Charles Guttman Foundation.
The Barry Harris Jazz Chorus
More than just a fundraiser, our annual Gala is an opportunity for our friends and supporters to see firsthand the work we accomplish everyday and the impact we have on our greater Lincoln Center community.
The Belgrave and Eanes family, longtime participants in our Youth Services program
The Board of Directors, the staff, and the participants at Lincoln Square Neighborhood Center would like to thank everyone who made it out for the event, and sends best wishes for continued partnership and success in 2012.
If you were unable to attend our Gala but would like to make a donation, please visit our PayPal site below to do.
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