The 25th annual Tribeca Festival, which runs June 3-14, will include a special conversation with co-founders Robert De Niro and Jane Rosenthal, free outdoor screenings at Hudson Yards, and, for the first time, limited public tickets to the Tribeca Festival Awards Ceremony on June 11, where De Niro and Rosenthal will present the signature Founders Award.

As DOWNTOWN reflects on the stories, structures, and individuals that have shaped nearly 250 years of New York, we turn to the women who shape something even more enduring: family, identity, and future generations. This guide is curated in their honor, a collection of gifts that speak not just to beauty or luxury, but to meaning. Because the women who build lives deserve to be celebrated as icons in their own right.

Jerry Seinfeld selects Leonid & Friends to open his performance at the Netflix Is A Joke Festival, bringing music and comedy together at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles.

DOWNTOWN Magazine has curated a travel gift guide featuring elevated essentials designed to make every journey smoother, more comfortable, and effortlessly stylish.

At Mriya Gallery in Tribeca, APPLE FACE reframes surrealism for a reality already shaped by perception, identity, and digital layers.

In a post-pandemic world craving connection, the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées is experiencing a powerful resurgence—led by director Baptiste Charroing, who is redefining tradition through innovation, inclusivity, and audience experience.

Yesterdays NYC bar has officially opened on Bleecker Street, bringing old-school charm back to the West Village with classic cocktails and a lively atmosphere. In a city that’s constantly reinventing itself, there’s something powerful about a place that feels like...

MAIR Fragrance: The Quiet Power of Scent I had the privilege to spend an afternoon with Mair, the women behind her soft powerful scent. There are some things you don’t notice right away—not because they aren’t there, but because they aren’t trying to demand your...

The innovative nonprofit for neurodiverse children located in the Financial District, is looking to expand.

There’s a distinct kind of electricity that takes over the moment you step toward Madison Square Garden on a game night. The energy is immediate. You feel the crowd before you even walk through the doors. You hear the rhythm of sneakers on hardwood and sense that...