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An Unbe-leafable Giveaway: Free Tulip Bulbs for the Taking on May 13

On Tuesday, May 13, we’re hosting our annual adopt-a-bulb event.

An Unbe-leafable Giveaway: Free Tulip Bulbs for the Taking on May 13

An Unbe-leafable Giveaway: Free Tulip Bulbs for the Taking on May 13

On Tuesday, May 13, we’re hosting our annual adopt-a-bulb event.

Art Really *Is* All Around, Thanks to ADNY’s Placemaking Work

Art Really *Is* All Around, Thanks to ADNY’s Placemaking Work

One of the best ways to brighten up a neighborhood? Free art — and live music!

How the Alliance Turned Stone Street Into One of the Most Exciting Blocks in NYC

How the Alliance Turned Stone Street Into One of the Most Exciting Blocks in NYC

In 1996, we began a revitalization project that transformed the block into a bustling dining destination.

ADNY and the Covid-19 Pandemic

ADNY and the Covid-19 Pandemic

In March 2020, the Covid-19 pandemic presented downtown with an entirely different kind of crisis.

ReConstruction: Turning the Neighborhood’s Construction Zones Into a Walkable Art Gallery

ReConstruction: Turning the Neighborhood’s Construction Zones Into a Walkable Art Gallery

In 2007, the Downtown Alliance started a groundbreaking initiative that aimed to mitigate the visual effects of the WTC rebuilding project.

It’s Officially Spring: Our Tables and Chairs Are Out! 

It’s Officially Spring: Our Tables and Chairs Are Out! 

We did it.

Dump Your Old Electronics and Documents at Our April Shred-a-Thon

Dump Your Old Electronics and Documents at Our April Shred-a-Thon

It's that time of the year again.

How the Alliance Played a Crucial Role in the Aftermath of Hurricane Sandy

How the Alliance Played a Crucial Role in the Aftermath of Hurricane Sandy

In October of 2012, Hurricane Sandy barreled across the tri-state area, causing widespread flooding and power outages throughout Lower Manhattan.

Rising to the Occasion: The Alliance and September 11, 2001

Rising to the Occasion: The Alliance and September 11, 2001

The story of September 11 in Lower Manhattan is one of tragedy but also one of exceptional resilience.

This Earth Day, Roll Up Your Sleeves and Help Us Clean Up Bowling Green Park

This Earth Day, Roll Up Your Sleeves and Help Us Clean Up Bowling Green Park

On April 22, join the Downtown Alliance and 28 Liberty for a special volunteer opportunity.

Why Does Lower Manhattan Have So Many Apartments Located in Former Offices Buildings? Because of ADNY! 

Why Does Lower Manhattan Have So Many Apartments Located in Former Offices Buildings? Because of ADNY! 

The Downtown Alliance was integral in introducing the legislation that made this residential growth possible in Lower Manhattan.

How the Alliance’s Economic Development Team Tracks the Health of Lower Manhattan’s Real Estate Market 

How the Alliance’s Economic Development Team Tracks the Health of Lower Manhattan’s Real Estate Market 

For 25 years, our economic development team has been releasing in-depth research on what’s happening in the neighborhood’s real estate market.