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Seen & Heard: The art of quarantine
Claudine Williams shoots a quarantine still life; Ford Crull takes his brush to the Dark Horse; Tribeca Language has reopened; Downtown Alliance offers help for storefronts.
Seen & Heard: Gee Whiz ready to open?
Curbside seating shows signs of renewal at Gee Whiz; explorer in chief for downtown; jet fly-by; new producing director at the Perelman PAC.
Two of the downtown BIDs are setting up Open Street spaces
The Downtown Alliance and the Hudson Square BID are creating open street dining for some of their restaurants, and taking some of that burden off already struggling businesses. / 1 comment
Newsletter: June 22
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Support Gnoccheria Staff Fund with Dine Around Downtown Featuring Rocco DiSpirito on June 25th
Presented by the Downtown Alliance and hosted by award-winning chef and author Rocco DiSpirito, the free series features top Lower Manhattan chefs to benefit the local restaurant community. / Sponsored
Support Delmonico’s Staff Fund with ‘Dine Around Downtown: Cooking At Home Edition’ Featuring Rocco DiSpirito
Presented by the Downtown Alliance and hosted by award-winning chef and author Rocco DiSpirito, the free series features top Lower Manhattan chefs to benefit the local restaurant community. / Sponsored
Newsletter: June 8
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The Strength of New York Is Its People
The Downtown Alliance is the neighborhood's best resource for business assistance, lists of open restaurants and emergency services, and profiles of the people who are keeping downtown running. / Sponsored
Seen & Heard: Congratulations to the graduates
Friends of Duane Park provides a photo op location for local grads; free beer for first responders - again; Downtown Alliance maintains lists of services; a FedEx truck and an untimely end.
Newsletter: May 18
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Seen & Heard: The latest at Warren 77
The bar on Warren has been cleaned out; Dr Smood is open in the Goldman breezeway; Pure Liquid is open in the Oculus; the Downtown Alliance checks in on local business owners. / 3 comments
Downtown Alliance offering grants to cover rent for ‘essential’ small businesses
$10,000 grants will go to businesses below Murray that are currently operating as "essential" and have fewer than five outlets around the city.
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This metal flower and many more adorn the beautiful large doors of Century 21 at 22 Cortlandt Street sad to... — SONIA STOCK / Where in Tribeca?
I hate to see the house win on this one and its been several weeks! And not surprising that this... — SONIA STOCK / Where in Tribeca?
Is that the federal courthouse in Foley Square? — Robert Ripps / Where in Tribeca?
Green spaces are important. But in addition, the Warren Street walkway is how I get to the subway to go... — JG / Another occupation going on at City Hall Park
You don't wanna think palms were greased, but if fire code/board of health violations weren't at least issued ... Anyway,... — j frank p / “It feels like being at Burning Man in your living room.”
Hi, the name is perfect and if u think it gives you anxiety, you should go see a doctor. And... — Luis / Small workspace/bar proposed for Vestry and Hudson
Sweet Lily was such an amazing place! The atmosphere was always peaceful and comfortable, the women who worked there were... — Anonymous / Sweet Lily has closed permanently