June is here and with it comes many opportunities to celebrate the queer community across the US. This is a Pride Month roundup of events in NYC, LA, and Miami for queer people of all ages and all interests. Taking place throughout the month of June – and in some cases even July – be sure to checkout your city’s events!

Here is Downtown Magazine’s Father’s Day Gift Guide, ranging from unforgettable experiences to timeless jewelry pieces find the perfect gift for any Dad this Father’s Day.

It will be a summer to remember in NYC-with the World Cup, Macy’s July 4th Fireworks and Sail4th250 festivities, concerts with the best downtown waterfront views at The Rooftop at Pier 17, plus other events, including Lincoln Center’s Summer for the City, and more. Here are the highlights of things to do this July in New York City!

The Alliance for Downtown New York, Lower Manhattan’s nonprofit business improvement district, will host 54 neighborhood restaurants at the 2026 Dine Around Downtown festival, taking place at Fosun’s landmarked plaza at 28 Liberty St. on Thursday, June 4, from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

The immersive focal point for which Genesis House is known is the culmination of Manifesting Marilyn, celebrating 100 years of life and honoring more than just her beauty.

Explore Nova Scotia’s scenic coast through its iconic lighthouses, stunning parks, and must-visit dining spots.

A visual essay exploring the lost history of pioneering women in cinema. Introduced by Cade Callen Text by Jane Gaines Posters & Photo courtesy of The Dwight M. Cleveland Collection Reprinted from DOWNTOWN Spring 2026 issue Lost works of cinema represent a pet...

Inside Classic Harbor Line: Karen Helmerson on New York Harbor, Sailing, and Manhattan III Classic Harbor Line owner Karen Helmerson discusses the beauty of New York Harbor, the ecological importance of the waterfront, and the launch of Manhattan III, the company’s...

GAC: You often repeat “chance favors the prepared mind.” What does that mean to you?

JB: It’s simple but true. In neurosurgery, preparation is survival. You practice deliberately to develop vital muscle memory, so that when the unexpected happens you can achieve the flow state rather than a state of panic. I even coined the term ‘gritflowness’, the blend of grit, flow, and mindfulness that ensures I can perform under pressure.

Restauranteur Drew Nieporent reflects on his acclaimed career and lasting impact on New York City’s dining scene. His empire built iconic Manhattan hotspots, spanning from Nobu to Tribeca Grill.