2005 EVENTS AT THE DOWNTOWN INFORMATION CENTER

 
   
 

 

Wall Street Rising Third Annual Toy Drive, Toys for Tots, November 28 - December 16, 2005

        

    SourceMedia, State Street, dropped off bags of toys                   United States Marines picked up the toys                           

 

The Downtown Information Center collected new, unwrapped toys for The United States Marine Corps, who distributed them to needy children in the community.

 

 

First Precinct Community Council Meeting, September 28, 2005

 

Robert Gould, Council President and the new Commanding Officer, Captain Anthony V. Bologna

 

The First Precinct Community Council has its monthly meeting at Wall Street Rising. The Community Council is an open forum that welcomes residents, businesses and all people interested in community and police issues concerning the First Precinct.

 

Together We Prepare New York: Presented by the American Red Cross in Greater New York, September 20, 2005

 Red Cross and Wall Street Rising volunteers register guests

This one-hour program teaches some and reminds others how to prepare for basic emergencies. Topics included:

  • How to create an emergency communications plan
  • How to assemble a disaster supplies kit
  • Evacuation
  • Basic first aid

 

Exploring Lower Manhattan: Take a Walkabout NY... The Newest Way to See the Oldest Part of New York City, June 1, 2005

  
 
                

Think you know downtown? Nikki James & Elissa Marton, the authors of Walkabout NY - a new, self-guided audio walking tour of Lower Manhattan & Wall Street – hosted an evening of discovery beginning at the Downtown Information Center.

Using an easy-to-use audio player and map, people then walked from Battery Park to City Hall in just over an hour. At the end of the tour, they returned to the Center for Q & A plus scrumptious snacks from A & M Roadhouse and superb wine from a new Downtown bar-lounge, B4 .

 

First Precinct Community Council Meeting, May, 23, 2005

 

 

 

The Community Council is an open forum that welcomes residents, businesses and all people interested in community and police issues concerning the First Precinct.

 

 

Meet the Author: Peter Bernstein, Wedding of the Waters: The Erie Canal and the Making of A Great Nation. Presented by the American Museum of Financial History, March 30, 2005

Talk and book signing with best-selling author Peter Bernstein. In his new book, Bernstein examines the social, political, and economic ramifications of the Erie Canal.

 

 
                         

Expanding Your Horizons: Career Management 2005- Making and Breaking Job Search and Career Resolutions, February 15, 2005

 

 

Roy Cohen, Career Counselor and Executive Coach, offers advice and ideas on how to make the most of your time both in job search and on the job...from interviewing and negotiating to handling challenging political situations.

                

 

Healthy Downtown: Heart Month! Valentine's Day Health Screenings by NYU Downtown Hospital, February 14, 2005

 
   

Health professionals from NYU Downtown Hospital - Lower Manhattan's only hospital - perform free cholesterol and blood pressure screenings at the Downtown Information Center.

 

 

Downtown Children presented by the Church Street School for Music and Art , January 29, 2005

Watercolors and markers

              Music for all ages     

                 

  

Creative families                                                              Brother and sister shadow drawings

 
 

Our neighborhood is celebrated with music and art, old and new, red and blue!

 

Healthy Downtown: Free hearimg screenings given by the League for the Hard of Hearing at the Downtown Information Center, January 26, 2005

 
   
This hearing screening, performed by licensed audiologists in the League's soundproof mobile audiological unit, determines if a full hearing screening is warranted.
 

 

Monthly Wine Tasting Presented by Famous Wines , January 12, 2005

 
Delicious wines served by a friendly, knowledgeable staff