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Sports Bar Pop-Up From the Dead Rabbit Team Is Now Open at Pier 17 

Grab your mates and head to Pier 17 for footie and a pint: The Dead Rabbit Presents Joxer’s, a new sports bar pop-up from one of the world’s best bars, has made its debut at the Seaport. Taking its name from the Irish folk song, “Joxer Goes to...

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Sports Bar Pop-Up From the Dead Rabbit Team Is Now Open at Pier 17 
01/15/2025 Food & Drink

Sports Bar Pop-Up From the Dead Rabbit Team Is Now Open at Pier 17 

Grab your mates and head to Pier 17 for footie and a pint: The Dead Rabbit Presents Joxer’s, a new sports bar pop-up from one of the world’s best...

Peck Slip Social Is a Seaport Bar by Locals, for Locals
12/10/2024 Food & Drink

Peck Slip Social Is a Seaport Bar by Locals, for Locals

Stop by this new spot at 36 Peck Slip.

“MoonGARDEN” Returns to Lower Manhattan, This Time at the Seaport
12/10/2024 Public Art & Green Spaces

“MoonGARDEN” Returns to Lower Manhattan, This Time at the Seaport

Through February 2025, you can catch the neon oversized, multicolored orbs at the Seaport.

Bring Your Kids to the Seaport for a Free, Family-Friendly Summer Bash
08/12/2024 Community

Bring Your Kids to the Seaport for a Free, Family-Friendly Summer Bash

Hit the Seaport on Saturday, August 17 for a kid-friendly soiree.

Here’s the Lineup for the Seaport’s Free Rooftop Summer Movie Series 
06/07/2024 Arts & Culture

Here’s the Lineup for the Seaport’s Free Rooftop Summer Movie Series 

First up: A "Mamma Mia" sing-a-long!

New Art Show Brings Fiber Arts and Textiles to the Seaport
05/01/2024 Arts & Culture

New Art Show Brings Fiber Arts and Textiles to the Seaport

"Golden Thread: A Fiber Art Show" is on view through May 12.

The Secret Downtown History of Times Square’s Famous New Year’s Tradition
01/01/2024 Miscellaneous

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?