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SoHo Broadway Community: Get social with the Initiative
New Yorkers working together can slow the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19) in New York City. Last Updated 8/29/21. Find resources for businesses here The following is a list of resources for NYC residents. Vaccine Key to NYC – Information on proof of vaccination required for indoor dining, entertainment, and gyms, including links to smartphone apps. […]
Response to the impact of COVID-19 on District Businesses and Residents. Over the past week, our efforts have shifted dramatically as the City reacts and responds to the impacts of the coronavirus pandemic. This a difficult time that may be overwhelming for many, the SoHo Broadway Initiative hope to be a calming voice during this […]
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SoHo Broadway District: consider getting involved as an Initiative board member
SoHo Broadway Initiative 2020 Sponsorship opportunities are going fast!
Changes needed to ensure SoHo continues as unique crown jewel of the city.
The Initiative has developed and recently adopted a series of planning goals, which are enthusiastically supported by residential and commercial stakeholders from SoHo Broadway.
The SoHo Broadway Initiative is pleased to announce our 2020 Sponsorship Program!
The Initiative is expanding its compost program with the initiation of a second compost drop-off location at Grand Street and Broadway.
Compost Box makes video debut, 2nd box arrives in the District
Matthew Morowitz joined the SoHo Broadway Initiative as our summer Community Engagement & Planning Intern in June 2019.
Are you a resident and interested in composting? Please register here to join the NY Compost Box on SoHo Broadway waitlist.
5th Annual Meeting of 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.
