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!
We Saw Lower Manhattan as an Opportunity Not Just to Continue — But to Start Something New
By Matt PellowskiMatt Pellowski is writer, director and producer at Red Line Studios in Lower ManhattanRunning a film production studio and post ...
Picture Downtown
Walking around during my lunch break yesterday, I came across this group of tourists at the Bull on Bowling Green. It’s a small reminder of how...
Picture Lower Manhattan
Walking around during my lunch break yesterday, I came across this group of tourists at the Bull on Bowling Green. It’s a small reminder of how...
A New Year’s Toast for Lower Manhattan
By Liz BergerNew Year’s is a time to consider the past and make resolutions for the future, a time of reflection and dreaming, reckoning and...
Just Recycle Those Old Gadgets! Here’s an Easy Way to Do It
By Caroline KruseCaroline Kruse is Development Director at the Lower East Side Ecology CenterIt may have been you, or maybe it was a friend of...
Just Recycle Those Old Gadgets! Here's an Easy Way to Do It
By Caroline KruseCaroline Kruse is Development Director at the Lower East Side Ecology CenterIt may have been you, or maybe it was a friend of...
Meet a Downtown Resident: Courtroom Artist Elizabeth Williams
Elizabeth Williams, one of New York City’s premier courtroom artists, is a Lower Manhattan resident, second vice president of the 1st Precinct...
Digging Out Broad Street
Crews were out in force on Monday morning in Lower Manhattan, shoveling snow, salting sidewalks and keeping the neighborhood safe for workers,...
What Makes Lower Manhattan Such a Great Place? Here’s the Downtown Alliance’s Top 10 for 2010
With World Trade Center site construction moving full-steam ahead, new playgrounds and hotels opening, and a surge of new media tenants, 2010 was an...
