by Downtown Magazine | Dec 7, 2021 | Art, Culture, Featured, Museums, News, NYC
Immersive Van Gogh at Pier 36 on Vesey Street, has been extended through April 2022. Photo by Liz Devine. Due to popular demand, Immersive Van Gogh at Pier 36 on Vesey Street, has been extended through April 2022. It was seen by 800,000 visitors during its New York...
by DTMag Intern | Dec 2, 2021 | NYC, Sports, Travel
Betting in New York For a state filled with some of the most historic franchises in sports history, New York has long been dry when it comes to sports betting. It was formerly one of the states to ban lotteries in the mid-1800s before being made legal again in 1967....
by Downtown Magazine | Nov 23, 2021 | Culture, Living, News, NYC
Larry and Klara Silverstein stand with artist Frank Stella in front of his new sculpture, Jasper’s Split Star, at 7 World Trade Center. Photo: Joe Woolhead Silverstein Properties has announced the installation of a new sculpture – Jasper’s Split Star by...
by Downtown Magazine | Nov 23, 2021 | Culture, Events, Lifestyle, Living, News, NYC, Outdoor
Photo: J. Kratochvil. Downtown NYC is filling up with the holiday spirit! We’ve included here a roundup of upcoming holiday lighting ceremonies and fun festivities. *South Street Seaport’s Chanukah Family Fun Day, Nov. 28, 3pm-5pm Photo: J. Kratochvil....
by Dan Metz | Nov 17, 2021 | Culture, Events, Featured, Theater
“A Commerical Jingle for Reginia Comet” is *running* an ASL-interpreted performance of their show on November 20th at 3pm. The performance is part of a partnership with Broadway SIGNs! and show producer Jo-Ann Dean. Regina Comet is the story of two nobodies dreaming...
by Linda Sheridan | Nov 10, 2021 | Culture, Entertainment, Events, Music, News, NYC
Photo: Chronicle Media Lab/Monic Félix Steinway & Sons recently made history with its first public SPIRIOCAST. During the launch, Steinway artist and Oscar®- Emmy®- and Grammy®- nominated composer Kris Bowers performed a short set at their Beverly Hills location,...
