Fireworks Party Tonight at FLG’s new office!!!
July 4, 2007FIFTH LINE Group has moved to NY Designs, a design business incubator in Long Island City. It’s faaabulous and we love it here.
We’re having an Independence Day Party tonight – We expect to have a pretty good view of the New York City Macy’s fireworks on the East River from the lounge.
For details, please see the Evite.
We will have a showing of the movie, The Secret for those who have not seen it yet.
ADDRESS:
NY Designs – FLG New Office – at Laguardia College
45-50 30th Street, 7th Floor, Long Island City, NY 11101 US
DIRECTIONS:
NY Designs is in the back of Laguardia College Building C, a large white warehouse building with a huge red sign on top that says IDCNY.
Via 7 Train:
Get off at 45th Road / Court Square. Walk towards the Citibank skyscraper building (the only skyscraper in the neighborhood). In front of Citibank, turn right onto the Courthouse plaza leading to Thomson Ave, and walk on the left side of “Arris Lofts” building (Citibank tower will be behind you) and go across the Thomson Avenue Bridge over the railroad tracks until you get to the corner of 30th street and Thomson Ave. Make a right on 30th street and walk under the scaffolding towards 47th Ave. You will find our door on the right side of the street.
When you’re at the NY Designs door, please press ‘Call’ then ‘14′ so we can buzz you in. Take the gigantic freight elevator to 7th floor. We will be in the lounge, to the left of the reception area, all the way in the back.
Please read the direction in advance, so that you can get here – LIC is a bit different from Manhattan, and you need to know the direction to get here.
DRIVING DIRECTIONS AND USING INTERNET MAPS:
From Manhattan – Take the 59th Street Bridge to Queens Blvd. Turn Right on Van Dam, then Right again on Thomson. Let me off on the far left corner of 30th Street and Thomson.
For Google, Yahoo, or Mapquest maps, you MUST use this address instead of our office address:
31-10 Thomson Avenue
Long Island City, NY 11101
There is a parking lot across the street. Parking on the street is not recommended.
You can also print a map here.
