Public Art and Green Spaces
Where to Find the Best Tree-Filled Spaces in Lower Manhattan
It's finally summer, which means that hot and heavy days are upon us. While it's great to get a dose of sunshine, sometimes you need a cool, shady...
The Free River & Blues Music Festival Returns to Battery Park City
Free summer concert season is in full effect, and here’s another great one in a picturesque spot to add to your calendar. The River & Blues...
Hit Up These Outdoor Movie Nights at Fosun Plaza This Summer
Big outdoor movie nights are a beloved New York City summer tradition for a reason — there's nothing like lugging out the old picnic blanket to...
Wyatt Kahn’s Huge First Public Art Exhibit Just Opened in City Hall Park
Sculptures of everyday objects such as a phone, a comb and a pair of eyeglasses come to dramatic oversized life in a new large-scale art exhibit at...
Check Out the Glowy “MoonGARDEN” at 85 Broad Street
Be sure to carve out some time for nighttime walks around the neighborhood — Lower Manhattan's newest piece of public art, “moonGARDEN,” is on...
Bring Iconic NYC Landmarks to Your Hometown With a Chance to Win a Lower Manhattan Getaway
When you’ve got a minute (or, hey, right now!), head over to our Instagram. We’ve launched an augmented-reality filter that enables you to drop...
Art on the Ave Displaying Local Works Up and Down Broadway
If you’ve been out and about carousing Downtown the last few weeks, then certainly you’ve caught a series of Lower Manhattan storefronts that...
Brace Yourself — Archtober Tours Are Coming In Virtual And IRL Form
New York City history buffs are readying for the annual tradition of Archtober — the virtual and IRL touring of historic buildings throughout the...
See The Museum Of Jewish Heritage’s Moving Exhibit On Boris Lurie
The Museum of Jewish Heritage - A Living Memorial (36 Battery Place) has an exciting exhibit on a dynamic artist. Beginning October 22, Lower...
Watch Where You’re Walking! Don’t Miss Lower Manhattan’s Famous Sidewalk Clock
What time is it? Time to look down into the sidewalk and into a unique piece of Lower Manhattan’s history. Visitors to the corner of Broadway...
