by Catie Perry | Oct 26, 2016 | Culture, Entertainment, Events, Lifestyle, Living, News, Pets
Whether you’re looking for something to do with the kids, with a date, or with your friends, here are some Halloween events to consider for this weekend, courtesy of Downtown: Applepalooza 2016 Photo courtesy of Astor Center Start Halloween weekend early and get into...
by Downtown Magazine | Oct 21, 2016 | Culture, News
Geraldo Rivera has been in the spotlight for well over 40 years as one of television’s top reporters. The New York native was arguably the first broadcast journalist to interject personality into his interviews and coverage, as he has always been known to be on...
by Downtown Magazine | Oct 17, 2016 | Education, NYC, Technology
The MFA Photography, Video and Related Media program at the School of Visual Arts is actively-engaged in the future of our media. The first program to fully embrace the digital image in the late 1980s, SVA’s program has always pushed its students to explore the...
by Eva Troester | Oct 13, 2016 | Culture, Entertainment, Lifestyle, Living, Movies, News
Last weekend marked the official opening of the brand new iPic theater at the South Street Seaport on Oct. 7. Located at 11 Fulton Street in the remodeled Fulton Market building, this is iPic’s first NYC location, and we have no doubt that this will be the new go-to...
by Eva Troester | Oct 3, 2016 | Dining, News
On Wednesday, Sept. 27, Jean-Georges launched its new foundation Food Dreams, a nonprofit organization dedicated to investing in culinary students and the community around them by bridging the gap between the two. Jean-Georges has partnered with the Culinary Institute...
by Grace Capobianco | Sep 22, 2016 | Business, Culture, Events, Featured, News, Technology
The Seaport District wants to make cinema social! They have created a film festival to launch iPic Theaters opening in October. Seaport Social Cinema is challenging the community to create a 60-second film with the theme of discovery. Post your film on Instagram with...
