See Brooklyn Artist Rashid Johnson’s Largest Mural To Date At Brookfield Place
Rashid Johnson is a multidisciplinary Brooklyn artist known for incorporating aspects of Black intellectual and cultural identity in his art. In the...
Dine And Brunch On Cobble & Co.’s Newly Reopened Patio
Seaport staple Cobble & Co. (19 Fulton Street) is back for nightly dinner service and weekend brunch! That means you have your choice of...
Four Eggs Prepared for Hatching At Water Street Falcon’s Nest
Uplifting news while everyone continues refreshing their screens for the next available vaccine appointment: Our beloved neighborhood peregrine...
New Yorkers Ages 30+ Can Sign Up For The Covid Vaccine
Big news for the 30-and-over crowd: Governor Cuomo announced that New Yorkers age 30 and over are eligible to get the Covid-19...
Brunch Highlights In Lower Manhattan For This Year’s Easter Holiday
After a year without Easter, it’s delightful to finally be able to (safely) gather and celebrate. And what better way to do it than with brunch? To...
Still Getting Your Bearings With The Upcoming City Elections? These Workshops Are Here To Help
This year’s municipal elections bring with them a major sea change. Not only are we electing a new mayor, but we’ll also be electing a new...
Tribeca Film Festival Relocates To Lower Manhattan For Triumphant Return
The Tribeca Film Festival is returning this summer, making it the first north American film festival to resume in-person events since the Covid-19...
‘Pricing Out Mom & Pop’: Find Out What The Future Holds For Small Business At This Community Board Webinar
The economy is in for a wild ride this summer as New York City climbs its way out of quarantine. An estimated one-third of small businesses might...
