I Found My Inner Child at the NYC Police Museum
As a young adult, I rarely find myself exploring the children’s exhibit of a museum. But with the help of Julie Bose, Executive Director of the New...
Take a Break, Grab a Cup Thursday
January 20th is the National Coffee Association’s National Coffee Break Day. Across the nation, participating coffee shops will brew up special...
Transit Center Moves Forward on Fulton Street
Though it’s hard to tell from street level, construction at the $1.4 billion Fulton Street Transit Center is humming along and on schedule for...
Meet a Downtown Business: Joseph Tailor Shop
Each week, the Downtown Alliance features a local business. This week, we'll introduce you to Joseph Tailor Shop at 7 Dey Street.The first thing...
Picture Downtown
Walking down Broad Street this week, I noticed the tree in front of the New York Stock Exchange has been removed. I snapped this picture last week,...
Picture Lower Manhattan
Walking down Broad Street this week, I noticed the tree in front of the New York Stock Exchange has been removed. I snapped this picture last week,...
Mess Around Downtown: January 12, 2011
Welcome back to Mess Around Downtown!The time has come that I, The Mess, retire from my retail beat. No longer will I walk the streets of Lower...
Meet Our Staff: Joseph Timpone
Joseph Timpone is no stranger to Business Improvement Districts. His work with them began at the New York City Department of Sanitation before he...
Mulching in Lower Manhattan
It was a brisk, winter's day, but that didn't deter hundreds of Lower Manhattanites from taking part in the Downtown Alliance's annual MulchFest in...
Winter in Bowling Green
It was only a few months ago when the Downtown Alliance hosted a Fall Community Planting Day in Bowling Green, and hundreds of folks turned out to pitch in. Well, a visit this weekend shows that things are holding up well, and so we cannot wait until the Spring thaw so we can get to work and watch thousands of tulips crop up. This weekend, we took a peek inside and saw that the ornamental kale that we planted is looking good. We cannot wait until Spring!
