Our Work
Greening Bowling Green
More than 30 Con Edison employees and contractors teamed up with the Alliance for Downtown New York for the fourth annual Fall Community Planting Day...
Futures and Options Rings the NYSE Closing Bell
Yesterday was a big day for Futures and Options, the New York City youth career-readiness nonprofit launched by the Downtown Alliance. Stephen...
Putting Down Roots Here? Join Us at Bowling Green
By Liz BergerLower Manhattan is the city’s oldest—and also newest—neighborhood.It is where George Washington was inaugurated as President in...
Geranium Lovers Occupy Bowling Green Park!
The rain held off yesterday and nearly 4,000 Bowling Green Park geraniums found themselves in the arms of thousands of Lower Manhattan residents and...
A League of Their Own
The Downtown Soccer League formally kicked off the fall season this weekend with the reopening of the new turf field in Battery Park City. In...
THE POST-9/11 TRIUMPH OF LOWER MANHATTAN
By Liz BergerLower Manhattan is back—and better than ever.On September 11, 2001, the worst terrorist attack ever on American soil took 2,752 ...
Downtown Alliance Launches New Public Art in Shadow of 4 WTC
Art lovers can now "walk" to "work" in Lower Manhattan. Only a few blocks from the international installation Walking Men 99™ is the newest...
Downtown Alliance Launches New iPhone App
After relaunching its website earlier this year, the Downtown Alliance created its first-ever iPhone app called Downtown NY. It’s available...
Wi-Fi Meandering Part III
This is the third and final part of my Wi-Fi meandering to check out the status of our Wi-Fi hotspots and to make sure they were all in good shape.We...
The State of Lower Manhattan a Decade Later
The eyes of the world are on Lower Manhattan as we near the 10th anniversary of the attacks on the World Trade Center. And what they will see is...
