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Our 2025 LIC Summit & Gala brought together 300+ attendees on Wednesday, October 22, for a keynote panel and networking & cocktail reception celebrating LIC’s rich past, dynamic present, and exciting future. We thank our speakers, sponsors, and event partners for a successful event. VIEW PHOTO ALBUM Agenda4:00 pm: Registration and Networking4:30 pm: […]
Come celebrate Halloween at our LIC Monster Mash down on Vernon Boulevard. We are shutting down 6 blocks for an afternoon full of trick-or-treating at local businesses, music, costume contests, and more! Event Hosts: LICP and LIC BID Event Sponsor: Astound Event Partners: Manducatis Rustica VIG, The Only Bay Allstars, TV BOY, Velvet Turtle Events […]
Join us for a Philanthropy Roundtable where we will use the latest Bank of America Study of Philanthropy to investigate the latest trends in philanthropic giving. With the number of Americans giving to charity on the decline, many nonprofits increasingly rely on a smaller, more affluent circle of supporters to meet their fundraising goals. The […]
LIC Partnership is conducting a Mobility Study to improve conditions for pedestrians and cyclists on Queens Plaza and Jackson Avenue, thanks to funding from Governor Kathy Hochul and State Senator Kristen Gonzalez. Voice your concerns and share your ideas for the future of Queens Plaza and Jackson Avenue in LIC at this virtual focus group. […]
As employers prepare for the year ahead, it’s critical to understand how shifting workplace laws and regulations will impact your organization. Join Irene Zoupaniotis, Labor & Employment attorney at Farrell Fritz, for an insightful session that goes beyond the basics and provides practical guidance on what employers should be prioritizing now. This program will cover […]
Thurs., November 20, 5:30-7:30 p.m. @ Fifth Hammer Brewery located at 10-28 46th Ave. The Long Island City Monthly Mixer is an initiative by Long Island City Partnership and the Long Island City Business Improvement District to engage and bring the residents of LIC together! Join us for discounted lagers and live music! RSVP
LIC Partnership and the LIC Business Improvement District welcome you to celebrate the return of holiday lighting in LIC. Join your neighbors for a festive evening featuring caroling from SING LIC and hot chocolate and snacks provided by local retailers. Bring a gift (a new toy or clothing item), and we will donate it to […]
LIC Partnership and LIC BID members are invited to join us for a joint annual meeting where we will discuss plans for the future, review financials, and elect directors of the board. Registration Required Agenda: 5:30-6:15 pm: Annual Meeting Honoring: Robert S. Altman, Esq. Nate Bliss, Executive Director of Economic Development, NYC Office of the […]
The hiring landscape is evolving faster than ever. In this webinar, we’ll walk through the full recruitment journey in 2026—from attracting the right candidates and reviewing applications to interviewing, decision-making, and extending competitive offers. Join Irene Zoupaniotis, Labor & Employment attorney at Farrell Fritz, to learn how accommodations and remote work, leave laws, and discrimination […]
Join LIC Partnership and the LIC BID for a networking night at SAPPS. Mingle with business and civic leaders over drinks and light bites while we celebrate 2026 and the upcoming LIC Lunar New Year Celebration. RSVP
LIC Partnership celebrates its fifth annual Lunar New Year in LIC – the Year of the Fire Horse. Taking place from February 17 to March 3, the campaign honors Long Island City’s fast-growing Asian and Asian American community with events and promotions throughout the neighborhood, including LICP’s Neighborhood Lion Dance on Friday, February 27. During […]
LIC Lunar New Year 2026 culminates in a Lion Dance procession along Jackson Avenue from LIC Food Hall to MoMA PS1 on Friday, February 27, at 4 p.m. The lion dance will kick off at the corner of 28th Street and 42nd Road at 4 p.m., stop briefly in Rafferty Triangle at 4:45 p.m., and […]