by Deb Martin | Dec 14, 2018
This gift-giving season, make the whiskey drinkers in your life merry and bright with some extra-special holiday cheer. Stop by the pop-up Johnnie Walker engraving kiosk (powered by Giftagram), in the Winter Garden at Brookfield Place, and get an engraved bottle of...
by Nicole Haddad | Dec 12, 2018
When it comes to serendipitous decisions, minimal lighting design brand, Stickbulb, is right on target. Earlier this fall, co-founders Russell Greenberg and Christopher Beardsley opened up their first gallery/showroom in Long Island City just steps away from MoMa’s...
by Downtown Magazine | Dec 10, 2018
The Seaport Downtown New York is off and running. Following the success of Seaport Summer 2018, The Howard Hughes Corporation announced that they are unveiling their 2018 Seaport Winter Programs. This year is the first year with their new Rooftop, hosting events,...
by Martin Kesselman | Dec 8, 2018
Pantone has announced its color of the year for 2019, and it is Living Coral. It’s an interesting choice because it seems to echo the mood we are in now: swimming in optimism, diving into change, doing our part as citizens, through charitable...
by Jake Attias | Dec 5, 2018
As New Yorkers, when we think of the word ‘snark’ we think of attitude. Snark is bold, and so are we. It’s difficult to believe that there’s more than one meaning to the term, but one local organization has built its whole philosophy around the...
by Grace A. Capobianco | Nov 15, 2018
Last night the sweets and the very sweet were out for the premiere of Bergdorf Goodman’s 2018 Holiday Window display. This year David Hoey, Senior Director of Visual Presentation, says: “This year our artistic team became faux-pastry chefs, dishing up a...
by Downtown Magazine | Nov 6, 2018
Don’t know how to create a cool Instagram account to make it popular? Yes, due to the increased number of health- and fitness-related accounts on social media, it is not an easy thing to do. Of course, you can create a new account right now, but this...
by Downtown Magazine | Nov 5, 2018
Just because your bedroom isn’t exactly commonplace in your home where you spend time entertaining, doesn’t mean it can’t look trendy and fashionable. Taking the time to spruce up your bedroom can really help to make it feel more comfortable, welcoming, and just...
by Laurie Russo | Sep 21, 2018
Thirty-five years ago, the founders of Food Bank For New York City believed they were building a temporary solution for hunger among homeless men. Today, the organization is a vital resource for the city’s needy. “The public’s perception of hunger may not have...
