Manhattan Community Board No. 2 – Meeting Thurs, July 18
Manhattan Community Board #2 Manhattan is one of the first community boards to be established in the early 1960’s. One of Soho Broadway Community Neighborhood Resources
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NYC’s Business Commercial Lease Assistance Program
A Public Space Enthusiast, Native New Yorker, and Editor in Chief of Urban Omnibus: Meet Mariana Mogilevich.
SoHo Broadway Neighborhood
A native west-coaster, Douglas Dunn landed in SoHo about 30 years ago. He has since gathered with dancers, writers, and artists in Europe, across the US, and where it all began: SoHo Broadway. A professor at NYU and an active member of New York City dance scene, Dunn continues to inspire.
Love by GapBody is a sub-brand of Gap created to promote intimate comfort for her. Their main goal is for customers to fall in love at first layer.
Paid Family Leave – SoHo Broadway Business
Meet the newest member of the SoHo Broadway Clean Team, Daniel Bernal.
The Community Corner/SoHo Broadway Neighborhood Guide
iVANZi is a curated online marketplace expanding to brick and mortar stores located in prime locations across the United States. By providing retail solutions from “click” to “brick,” iVANZi allows sellers to scale their brand with ease.
Learn about upcoming changes to DSNY’s residential garbage collection.
Need an extra nudge of motivation to start off your healthy New Year’s Resolutions? SoHo Broadway has you covered!
Nancy Trent founded her public relations firm, Trent and Company, in her SoHo apartment almost thirty years ago. Trent and Company, is a leading wellness publicity agency which has helped establish and grow wellness trends including spinning, pro-biotics and meditation.
It all started with a skirt, hoop skirt to be exact.
SoHo Broadway residents, employees and small businesses are invited to get rid of their old cell phones, tablets, laptops/desktops, printers and any other electronic waste in a free and environmentally friendly way.
Mayor De Blasio signed a bill on Friday, December 22, 2017 that will give some small businesses in Manhattan a break from the city’s much-derided commercial rent tax.
