Downtown Alliance, Manhattan Chamber of Commerce Sponsoring Seminar on Ways to Survive the Recession
The Alliance for Downtown New York and the Manhattan Chamber of Commerce will hold a seminar and networking event from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. on...
Downtown Alliance to Give Away 4,000 Geraniums at Bowling Green Park
The Alliance for Downtown New York will hold its annual Adopt a Geranium event from 10 AM to noon on Wednesday, October 13 at Bowling Green Park at...
New Report Documents Impact of Paid Sick Time Measure
The New York City Partnership has released a report documenting the impact that the Paid Sick Time bill that is pending in the City Council will have...
When’s the Next Bus Arriving? Downtown Alliance Has The Answer
No more guessing games or neck-craning.Riders of the Downtown Connection—the Alliance for Downtown New York’s free bus service in Lower...
DOWNTOWN ALLIANCE WELCOMES FIDI ASSOCIATION’S “LUXURY NIGHT OUT” IN LOWER MANHATTAN THURSDAY
Wine and cheese. Complimentary minireflexology sessions. Champagne toasts. And, tastes of freshly prepared ganache and hot and cold chocolate...
Downtown Alliance Rolls out Electric Bikes for Public Safety Officers
The Alliance for Downtown New York’s security force is going green—and electric. The Downtown Alliance has introduced four electric...
Downtown Alliance Welcomes Imagination Playground to Lower Manhattan
Mayor Bloomberg and architect David Rockwell joined local officials and a crowd of more than 50 summer campers from around New York City to open...
Alliance for Downtown New York Statement on Port Authority World Trade Center Ratification Vote
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Board of Commissioners today ratified a series of agreements to ensure full restoration of the entire...
Downtown Alliance Statement on Progress at Fulton Street Transit Center
The Alliance for Downtown New York today issued the following statement after the Metropolitan Transportation Authority announced that underpinning...
DOWNTOWN DIALOGUE: The Art of Rebuilding Lower Manhattan
“The shapes arise!” Walt Whitman wrote. “Shapes of factories, arsenals, foundries, markets; shapes of the two-threaded tracks of...
