by Downtown Magazine | Feb 1, 2022 | Comedy, Coming Up, Downtown Living, Entertainment
Reaching out on behalf of The Greens with exciting new programming in partnership with West Side Comedy Club! Starting Wednesday, February 2, the famous NYC comedy destination will be popping up at Pier 17’s indoor rooftop bar to serve up laughs accompanied by...
by Downtown Magazine | Nov 23, 2021 | Coming Up, Culture, Downtown Living, Events, Lifestyle, News, Outdoor, Shop Local
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 | Coming Up, Culture, Events, Featured, 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 Downtown Magazine | Oct 7, 2021 | Coming Up, Featured, Featured, Uncategorized
Haunted Cocktail Soriee It’s a spooky, haunted season, which means you don’t have to indulge too heavily at happy hour in order to start seeing things in the night. An immersive cocktail and haunting experience called House of Spirits is coming to Lower Manhattan. The...
by Jeff Simmons | Nov 16, 2020 | Coming Up, Culture, Entertainment
Song. Dance. Culture. Celebrating the diversity of cultural traditions in New York City, the Center for Traditional Music and Dance (CTMD) is launching an online series, Beat of the Boroughs: NYC Online on Monday, November 16. The series highlights the artistry of 54...
by Grace Capobianco | Nov 6, 2020 | Coming Up, Culture, Entertainment
Get your popcorn, chocolate, and favorite cookies it’s time to be entertained. Each year for the past 6 years we have enjoyed Raymond De Forest’s talent to help us all remember a time when our country was less combative and more family-oriented. ...
