by Caroline Mullins | Jun 5, 2018
Times Square rocked with thousands of partygoers on Sunday evening, as New Yorkers, Israelis, and tourists from around the world came together to celebrate Israel’s 70th anniversary. Headed by Israel’s Ministry of Culture and Sport, and the Consulate General of...
by Downtown Magazine | Apr 10, 2017
Opened last month in the heart of the Theater District, The Green Room 42 is an immersive 130-seat state-of-the-art entertainment venue. It not only offers audiences the chance to see some of their favorite performers up close and personal, but it also offers a food...
by Downtown Magazine | Feb 2, 2017
Ninet Tayeb has done almost everything there is to do in her native country of Israel. She first came into prominence as the winner of Israeli Idol about a decade ago. Her four studio albums have sold platinum; her debut reached platinum status on its day of release,...
by Downtown Magazine | Sep 13, 2016
A VC-backed start-up that launched in Spring 2016, KIDBOX is the first kid’s style box to use a machine-learning algorithm to deliver a personalized selection of quality brand-name apparel. Offering clothing brands that parents know and trust at a reasonable price...
by Downtown Magazine | Jul 13, 2016
New York City has its fair share of world-renowned steakhouses, but only a few notable kosher steakhouses. Reserve Cut is both Downtown Manhattan’s only kosher steakhouse and Manhattan’s largest kosher steakhouse overall. Located in The Setai at 40 Broad...
by Downtown Magazine | Jun 7, 2016
On Wednesday, Jun. 1, Pnina Tornai debuted her new collection, “Love” at the famous bridal store, Kleinfelds on 20th Street. Pnina spoke with Sophie Slotnick and Hayley Morris from Downtown about her design process, the inspiration for her new line, and her future...
by Mike Hammer | Jul 23, 2014
Image: Between the Seas Festival Between the Seas is the first festival in New York to concentrate on contemporary Mediterranean performing artists, founded in 2010 by theatre artist and scholar Aktina Stathaki. The festival runs for a week every summer, and...
