Lower Manhattan might not have the same historically cool reputation as, say, the Lower East Side, but we pack in a surprising amount of hipness.

It’s shredding time: on Saturday, October 3, we’re pulling out our shredding truck and clothing bins for our annual fall shred-a-thon. This year, though, we’re shaking things up a little — instead of ...

Climate Week NYC is back with over 1,000 events from September 20 to 27. This week is put on by the Climate Group alongside the United Nations and the City of New York, all in pursuit of the same goal ...

Climate Week NYC is back with events all over the city from September 20-27. Battery Park City is hosting its own cluster of programming this year. Here’s what’s happening on the waterfront. Rounding ...

Lower Manhattan’s office market showed strength in the second quarter of 2026, according to the Alliance for Downtown New York’s report on the neighborhood’s real estate market. In the second quarter, ...

You have through Labor Day to visit all seven businesses in the first cohort of our RE:Store program, which placed pop-ups in six vacant spaces in the neighborhood for the summer. And what a summer it ...

A new cultural institution has arrived at the Seaport, and it’s guaranteed to blow you away. The much-anticipated Balloon Museum opened at the Tin Building (96 South St.) on August 7, bringing 58,000 ...

It’s a key sound of summer — the tinkle of bells belting out “Pop Goes the Weasel” or the Mister Softee jingle signaling that a tasty ice cream cone is just around the corner. Ice cream has long been ...

The big one! Or at least that’s how it looks on paper. These are the two top teams in FIFA’s rankings, the two best teams at the tournament, and the two teams that — in a truly adventurous prediction, ...

It seems like everyone is pinching pennies these days, but even if you aren’t on a budget, it feels good to score some occasional deals. The best deal out there? Happy hour — especially when you can ...

There’s no shortage of quality restaurants and bars in Lower Manhattan, but some might say there aren’t nearly enough wine bars (though we’ve got a few!). Enter Freddy’s Tribeca (76 Chambers St.), a ...

Lower Manhattan played a key role in the birth of America, and with the nation turning 250, the neighborhood is pulling out all the stops this Independence Day. From ships filling the harbor and ...