The Initiative has developed and recently adopted a series of planning goals, which are enthusiastically supported by residential and commercial stakeholders from SoHo Broadway.
New York City Jewelry Week returns to SoHo Broadway, with innovative programming dedicated to promoting and celebrating the world of jewelry
The SoHo Broadway Initiative is pleased to announce our 2020 Sponsorship Program!
The New York City Department of Transportation will be implementing streetscape improvements in SoHo Broadway
The 12-story Little Singer Building at 561 Broadway is not really that little
The Community Corner, a guide to the not for profits and organizations in and around SoHo Broadway.
A look back at the 433 Broadway, once home to a unique park and hexagonal bank.
At the end of August, Japanese lifestyle brand MUJI opened up a pop-up gallery right here on Broadway.
Enjoy outdoor seating, drawing activities, games, dining, and more!
In September 2019 the SoHo Broadway Initiative’s Clean Team completed a graffiti cleanup on Mercer Street.
The Community Corner, a guide to the not for profits and organizations in and around SoHo Broadway.
An experiential installation inspired by ice cream is coming to Broadway.
A new pop-up experience is coming to SoHo, one set to delight, spark curiosity, and get messy.
A new in-depth analysis released by New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer shows that the rate of empty and vacant storefronts across the five boroughs has skyrocketed by nearly 50 percent over the past decade.
Jim Martin is Executive Director for ACE, the Association of Community Programs for the Homeless, who provide sanitation services for the SoHo Broadway Initiative
The Initiative is expanding its compost program with the initiation of a second compost drop-off location at Grand Street and Broadway.
Enjoy outdoor seating, games, dining, and more!
Outdoor sports apparel giant The North Face has moved to a larger
location in SoHo as part of a new global retail strategy
Compost Box makes video debut, 2nd box arrives in the District
Author Aaron Shkuda shares the dramatic story of how SoHo became SoHo
Learn more about John Jacob Astor’s Haughwout Building.
Peggy Doyle is the Co-Founder of WHAT NOW WHAT NEXT, a digital platform that connects women entrepreneurs, consultants and small business owners with new customers and clients, and provides the resources, support, and expertise they need to launch, operate and grow their businesses.
The Community Corner, a guide to the not for profits and organizations in and around SoHo Broadway.
A Friends pop-up is opening in SoHo to celebrate the sitcom’s 25th anniversary
Reed Shapiro is Director of Business Development for Carbon Credit Capital, a carbon offset brokerage based right here in SoHo Broadway
Douglas Dunn and Christopher Williams along with producers James Klosty and Alison Granucci, offer Salon Lute, an evening of new dances, poetry, and song featuring music for Baroque lute and theorbo by French composers Denis Gaultier.
Douglas Dunn and Christopher Williams along with producers James Klosty and Alison Granucci, offer Salon Lute, an evening of new dances, poetry, and song featuring music for Baroque lute and theorbo by French composers Denis Gaultier.
Douglas Dunn and Christopher Williams along with producers James Klosty and Alison Granucci, offer Salon Lute, an evening of new dances, poetry, and song featuring music for Baroque lute and theorbo by French composers Denis Gaultier.
Carrie Mae Weems: The influential artist presents her work in a public lecture. – The Architectural League of NY
CLOSING EXHIBITION-Tiny Grains: Chinatown Forever Changed, Forever Changing by Edward Cheng at Pearl River Mart SoHo
Carrie Mae Weems -The Architectural League of NY
By The Architectural League and the Urban Design Forum
