Join us on Tuesday, October 27 for a special evening at the historic Fraunces Tavern (54 Pearl St.) where we will dive deep ...

The Capital Grille (120 Broadway) has a fully refreshed drink menu for fall with new craft cocktails. In addition to the ...

They had just finished walking across the Brooklyn Bridge, and stumbled upon Jury Duty as a perfect spot to celebrate their accomplishment that day. They were all from Long Island by way of Vermont ...

Thank you to everyone who helped make this week’s Lunch Box a success! Over 5,000 attendees came out to 28 Liberty’s Fosun Plaza on Wednesday, October 7 to enjoy the brisk fall weather and dine on ...

Chow down at downtown’s fall pop-up food fair featuring some fresh additions to the neighborhood’s dining scene and offering 10 lunch boxes for 10 bucks each! Each unique lunch box from some of Lower ...

Andrew Breslau Vice President, Communications and MarketingYou started with the Downtown Alliance recently. What does it mean to you to serve in this position?It's a compelling opportunity. Lower ...

A month into the World Cup, we’re really starting to get to the sharp end of things. All three host nations are gone, along with 37 of the other 48... The World Cup final is almost here! The ...

We might be biased, but we’d argue there’s no better place to be a kid than Lower Manhattan. After all, there aren’t many places where you can visit an urban garden to harvest your own snack, build ...

New York Food Stories by Kitchen Arts & Letters is part of the Downtown Alliance’s RE:Store program, which is bringing six pop-ups to Lower Manhattan for the summer. Learn more about the program here.

There are two things you might notice about Lower Manhattan’s streets when compared with the rest of Manhattan: Unlike most of the other streets in the borough, downtown’s aren’t on a grid, and they ...

Barclay Rex, downtown’s century-plus-old tobacco shop now located at 126 Pearl St., has an interesting namesake. “Rex was my grandfather’s dog when he was a child,” owner Vanessa Nastri told the ...

It might be a cliché, but NYC really is everybody’s favorite movie setting. That’s especially true for us at the Downtown Alliance, and what began as idle office chatter gradually transitioned into an ...