Downtown Magazine reflects on the 2026 Tunnel to Towers cocktail tribute honoring Frank Fortino at 3 World Trade Center and ...

Our publisher, Grace A. Capobianco, interviews soprano Ermonela Jaho about her Albanian roots, her life in opera, and the ...

David Archuleta opens up about life after American Idol, his memoir Devout, personal growth, New York City and his upcoming ...

This fall, FiDi welcomes to the neighborhood Evelyn Bar & Kitchen, a cozy yet convivial Modern American restaurant and ...

She is the one making the introductions, arranging the interviews, working the phones, solving the problem nobody else sees coming and, ultimately, making sure somebody else’s story gets told. I’ve ...

When Abi Fayette walks onstage with the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra at Carnegie Hall, she still feels a rush. “When those double doors open and you hear that thunderous applause reverberating through ...

“It’s an immersive nightclub act that drops audiences into a 1960’s showroom. Featuring a five-piece orchestra led by Grammy award winning musicians and Master of Ceremonies Russell Moss. We’re ...

At Hollis Taggart, the Brooklyn-based painter finds meaning in the moments we rarely allow ourselves to have. A woman sleeps beside a man on a Paris terrace. An unmade bed fills the foreground of a ...

There has long been a place for art at the World Trade Center. On Thursday evening, that commitment was on full display as artists, supporters and members of the Downtown community gathered to ...

New York City is getting ready to dress in white once again. Dîner en Blanc New York returns October 1, 2026, bringing thousands of guests together for one of the city’s most anticipated and ...

For Antony Ballard a painting begun during the pandemic opened the door to a new form of expression, where realism meets abstraction and curiosity leads the way. The first painting began with a black ...

If I had to choose one place in the world to live for the rest of my life, one city, one rhythm, one sky to wake up under every morning, my answer would come without hesitation. SÃO PAULO. Not Paris.