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Join the Initiative and fellow SoHo Broadway residents, business leaders, employees for an evening of camaraderie in celebration of our vibrant community.
On September 6 and October 4, 2019, in collaboration with the New York City Department of Transportation’s Weekend Walks program, the SoHo Broadway Initiative transformed Howard Street between Mercer Street and Crosby Street into a pedestrian-only space.
New York City Jewelry Week returns to SoHo Broadway, with innovative programming dedicated to promoting and celebrating the world of jewelry
Enjoy outdoor seating, drawing activities, games, dining, and more!
Enjoy outdoor seating, games, dining, and more!
Save the dates! On Friday, September 6, and Friday, October 4, Howard Street between Mercer Street and Crosby Street will be closed to vehicular traffic for SoHo Broadway First Fridays, in collaboration with the New York City Department of Transportation’s Weekend Walks program.
On June 18th, 2019, the SoHo Broadway community gathered for the 5th Annual Meeting of the SoHo Broadway Initiative.
On Monday, April 22, the SoHo Broadway Initiative celebrated Earth Day with a block party on Howard Street between Broadway and Mercer Street. April showers didn’t keep hundreds of people from coming by to drop-off electronic waste for recycling, donate books and clothing, learn about composting, grab a reusable bag, or simply enjoy a car-free pedestrian public space for the day.
Join the SoHo Broadway Initiative and your friends, colleagues and neighbors for an Earth Day Block Party where you can learn more about sustainable practices and programs, do some spring cleaning by dropping-off materials for reuse and recycling, play outdoor games, and sit outdoors on a city block transformed into a pedestrian-only public space.
Join the SoHo Broadway Initiative and your friends, colleagues and neighbors for an Earth Day Block Party where you can learn more about sustainable practices and programs, do some spring cleaning by dropping-off materials for reuse and recycling, play outdoor games, and sit outdoors on a city block transformed into a pedestrian-only public space.
