Miscellaneous
Power, Persuasion and “Julius Caesar” Will Transform Castle Clinton This Summer
This summer, New York Classical Theatre brings its production of “The Tragedy of Julius Caesar” downtown from June 30 to July 5. Directed and adapted by Stephen Burdman, with production design by Garvin Hastings, the performance will come to...
A Night at Cafe Fleuri Might Be Even Better Than a Trip to France
Cafe Fleuri (100 Washington St.) is a home run.
The British Invasion: How One Local Bar Is Preparing for the World Cup
London Martin & Co. (6 Stone St.) is ready for World Cup season.
Big News: 2 WTC Will Be Home to American Express’s Global HQ
The 55-floor, two-million-square-foot building will have room for upwards of 10,000 employees.
So, What Exactly Is Art Deco? A Guide to Downtown Deco Architecture
Art Deco is everywhere in Lower Manhattan. Here's why, and where to find it.
Viva Italia: How to Have Your Own Italian Winter Olympics Downtown
The 2026 Winter Olympics are right around the corner, but you don't have to fly to Italy to join in on the fun.
Cool Event Alert: The Governors Island Ice Sculpture Show
Bundle up and head to Governors Island on February 7 for the chillest event of the year.
The Secret Downtown History of Times Square’s Famous New Year’s Tradition
The Times Square ball drop is one of the world’s most famous New Year’s Eve traditions. But did you know that this celebration has its origins right here in Lower Manhattan?
