By Executive Order, New York City's Key to NYC vaccination requirement program will take effect Tuesday, August 17. Formal enforcement will begin on Monday, September 13th. The policy requires people 12 and older to show proof they have received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine authorized for emergency use by the FDA or WHO for bars, fitness gyms, movie and stage theatres, museums and other indoor venues.
Get full program details >> NYC.gov/KeytoNYC
What Businesses Need to Know:
Business Webinars: The NYC Department of Small Business Services (SBS) will be hosting a series of Key to NYC webinars for businesses, beginning Wednesday, August 18. See all available webinars here.
Other SBS Resources Include:
For proof of vaccination, patrons may show:
For vaccinations that occured outside the U.S., patrons must have an official immunization record that includes:
Find a COVID-19 vaccine site: FREE vaccines are available to all New York residents 12+ and those who work or study in NYS but live elsewhere are also eligible. Vaccine Finder | Data Tracker
NYC is offering $100 incentive for those receiving their first vaccine dose at a New York City-run vaccine location. Book here
Full program details can be found at: NYC.gov/KeytoNYC
Calling all small businesses! In response to this time of crisis, various city partners, inluding the Manhattan Chamber of Commerce have launched the NYC Small Business Resource Network (SBRN), a network of New York City specialists offering free, personalized guidance and recovery resources for your business.
The SBRN is a unique, private-public partnership that leverages local relationships with the city’s corporate, financial, and professional service sectors. With support from universities, philanthropies and expert volunteers, the SBRN helps small business owners gain access to a range of programs and services.
Small Business Support Specialists offer guidance and next-step resources in these five fields:
Some common concerns are proper outdoor dining setup (please note, if you're in our BID district boundaries we can assist with this directly), rent negotiation, and website marketing and management. Members of the network can also enjoy special offerings such as cash credit to rebuild your business' website.
Every business is eligible, even if you are not a Chamber of Commerce member. For more information, attend the free info session webinar for small business owners on January 12th, at 2pm, or submit your business profile to join today.
The designated Chamber of Commerce Small Business Support Specialists for the Flatiron and NoMad area are:
Businesses in zipcodes 10003, 10010, and 10016:
Christopher Freire
cfreire [at] Manhattancc.org
Businesses in zipcodes 10001 and 10011:
Sean Martin
smartin [at] manhattancc.org
Updated Thursday, October 15, 11:45am
On October 14th, Mayor Bill de Blasio joined the Department of Buildings (DOB), Department of Transportation (DOT), and the Fire Department of New York (FDNY) to release guidance for restaurants to install heating devices to serve patrons this fall and winter. The guidelines below support last month's announcement that NYC's outdoor dining program is extended year-round along with opportunities to expand seating to adjacent properties with neighbors' consent.
Adjacent Properties
Open Streets: Restaurants blocks will be closed to thru-traffic and there is no parking seven days a week at the participating Flatiron & NoMad blocks below:
Please be sure you're following all guidelines New York City Open Restaurants Program to ensure continued operation. The NYC Department of Small Business Services (SBS) offers free virtual one-on-one compliance consultations to help business owners understand and comply with NYC Open Restaurants guidelines. Sign up for a virtual consultation here.
For more resources and updates pertaining to the pandemic, visit our COVID-19 Resources & Updates page. If you have questions or needs, please email the team directly: Covid19@FlatironDistrict.nyc
Updated 4/13/21
NYC Indoor Dining: Restaurants in NYC can operate at 50% capacity as of March 19th.
Reopening New York City (NY State guidelines): New York Forward resources for the public and Phase One through Phase Four business reopenings.
NYC Health Department - Permits & Licenses: All NYC Health Department permits and licenses that expired after March 13, 2020, (or in the case of seasonal mobile food vending permits and licenses, on October 31, 2019) remain valid because of the COVID-19 public health emergency. When the governor lifts the state of emergency, permittees and licensees will have 45 days to renew. You may still renew now.
Responding to a Summons: If you receive a summons from the Health Department, you have the opportunity to contest the violations at the OATH Hearings Division. Your hearing date is printed on your summons.
COVID-19 Vaccine Information & Resources:
Open Storefronts: Mayor Bill de Blasio announced the Open Storefronts program, permitting storefront businesses to use a portion of their sidewalk to display merchandise, sell goods, complete transactions, and provide queuing areas.
Gyms and Fitness Centers are premitted to reopen: Operators must submit a this Inspection Request and Attestation Form to the NYC Health Dept attesting to compliance with all COVID-19 reopening health and safety guidelines.
NYC Open Restaurants Program (Outdoor Dining)
NYC’s Open Restaurants Program is an effort to expand outdoor seating options for restaurants and bars to promote open space, enhance social distancing, and help them rebound in these difficult economic times. This program is designed to assist existing restaurants and bars that have been authorized by the Governor to re-open under Phase Two and want to use outdoor areas on a temporary basis. This program is only for restaurants and bars seeking permission to place outdoor seating in front of their establishment on the sidewalk and/or curbside lane. Applications now open
Open Streets: Restaurants allows community based organizations, including Merchants Associations or a group of, at a minimum, three (3) food service establishments (a "Restaurant Group") on a full block may express interest in offering seating on an Open Street by submitting an application, including a site seating and safety plan, detailed run of show, management plan, and outreach plan, to NYC DOT. Open Streets: Restaurants seating is executed through full block, recurring street closures that are planned for nights and weekends through Labor Day. Applications now open
Adjacent Properties
Open Streets: Restaurants blocks will be closed to thru-traffic and there is no parking seven days a week at the participating Flatiron & NoMad blocks below:
Please be sure you're following all guidelines New York City Open Restaurant Program to ensure continued operation.
For more resources and updates pertaining to the pandemic, visit our COVID-19 Resources & Updates page. If you have questions or needs, please email the team directly: Covid19@FlatironDistrict.nyc
Gyms and fitness centers were allowed to start reopening as of September 2nd after submitting appropriate paperwork to the NYC Health Department. All gym services must exclude indoor pools and indoor fitness classes. Below is a list of gyms that have reopened for in-person visits. Stay tuned for additional reopenings.
Equinox | 315 Park Avenue South | COVID-19 Safety Guidelines
The Equinox Grammercy location offers spacious workout areas and top-notch equipment to strengthen both the body and mind.
Iconoclast Fitness | 210 Fifth Avenue | COVID-19 Safety Guidelines
Iconoclast is a Black-owned fitness studio owned by Ngo Okafor who is famous for training drastic body transformations and receives praise from celebrity and model clients alike. Private training available.
Jane DO | 24 West 23rd Street | COVID-19 Safety Guidelines
The studio empowering women to reach new levels of strength and confidence has reopened for one-on-one personal training. Virtual live-stream classes are still available.
New York Sports Club | 113 East 23rd Street | COVID-19 Safety Guidelines
A membership at the NYSC Flatiron location translates to fully equipped facilities and certified fitness experts to assist you on your fitness journey.
Tone House | 32 East 31st Street | COVID-19 Safety Guidelines
Tone House is a strength and conditioning training facility aimed at training your inner athlete. Virtual classes and outdoor classes are also available.
Still working out at home? These neighborhood locations are offering virtual classes:
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Fotografiska New York aims to inspire a more conscious world through photography and a mix of world-class art, vibrant cultural programming, and curated retail. Right now there are three exibitions on view: Between These Folded Walls, Utopia until March 28, Brief & Drenching until April 18, and Death Row Exonerees until April 25. Currently there is one installation on view: Black Artists Fund x Fotografiska New York - Tracking Down Intimacy until May 2. Stay up to date with exhibitions and installations! For public programming talks and special events, check here. Shop their merchandise inspired by current exibitions here.
Follow on Facebook and Instagram for latest updates and announcements!
The Museum of Sex mission is to preserve and present the history, evolution and cultural significance of human sexuality through exhibitions, publications, and programs. There are four exhibitions currently on view: Superfunland: Journey into the Erotic Carnival, Cam Life, Bad: Betty A. Dodson & the Liberation of Masturbation, A Tribute, and Cabinet of Curiosities: Slections from Secret Collections.
Follow on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter for updates and announcements!
The Poster House presents the historical and contemporary impact, culture, and design of posters. Currently on view are three shows: Vera List & The Poster of Lincoln Center, Julius Klinger: Posters for a Modern Age, and Freak Power. Stay up to date with current and upcoming exhibitions here.Check out their in-person and virtual public programming like tours and talks. Shop online for their merchandise, posters, apparel, and gifts.
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Header Credit: Poster House by Kudos.NYC
The Flatiron/23rd Street Partnership wanted to take a moment to acknowledge neighborhood businesses that have permanently closed as a result of the pandemic. We are saddened to say goodbye to several businesses that we've come to know and love over the years.
First and foremost, the Partnership wants to thank these businesses for their service and contribution to the neighborhood. Whether they provided lunch during the workweek, dinners shared with loved ones, or educational activities for children, these businesses helped give the Flatiron District a true community feeling. They will all be deeply missed.
Secondly, the Partnership wants to raise awareness of the urgent issue of small business survival as a result of COVID-19. As a Business Improvement District, the Partnership has been a champion of economic development and community improvement for over 14 years. We are dedicated to supporting our district businesses both with supportive programs in-house and communication with our elected officials on legislation that offers relief for businesses and property owners. This is not an experience unique to Flatiron, as many other neighborhoods grapple with similar losses of small businesses. Without direct action and relief, this trend of business closures is likely to continue, especially as fall and winter approach.
We strongly encourage New Yorkers to seek out ways to support your local business communities: shop at your local hardware stores, groceries, and delis, grab a coffee/pastry from a close-by bakery, have a pre-made picnic in the park, order products from online stores of local businesses if you're remote, enjoy a virtual class, event, or experience, purchase at-home meal kits from restaurants, stop by outdoor dining set-ups, and order directly through business websites when possible (you might be surprised at how far a restaurant will deliver).
Lastly, contact your local, state, and federal officials and urge them to pass legislation that helps local businesses survive (find contact information for your elected officials here). At the City level, we're calling for measures such as rent and mortgage relief, the expansion of the Open Restaurants program (outdoor dining) beyond a business's storefront, and sales tax exemptions to spur retail activity.
Councilmember Keith Powers just this week unvieled an "Open for Business Report" in partnership with Manhattan Chamber of Commerce and the NYC Hospitality Alliance detailing the challenges facing small businesses in our city and action steps that can be taken to mitigate them. Read the full report here.
Businesses are struggling to survive and they need your help.
COVID-19 Related Business Closures in Flatiron:
apple seeds, 10 West 25th Street
After 13 years in the district, the children's amusement center offering fun and educational classes has closed its doors. apple seed's launched an online platform "Songs for Seeds" offering virtual singing and dancing classes.
The Assemblage, 114 East 25th Street & 331 Park Avenue South
The coworking company and creative community space closed their doors after 3 years in the neighborhood.
Bo's Kitchen & Bar Room, 6 West 24th Street
After serving up NOLA inspired food and drinks for the last seven years, Bo's is closed for the foreseeable future.
Bouley At Home & Bouley Test Kitchen, 31 West 21st Street
The all-in-one dining space that featured a bakery, restaurant, and cooking school from renowned chef David Bouley closed.
Cleo Spa & Salon, 407 Park Avenue
The local nail salon closed its doors.
Eisenberg's Sandwich Shop, 174 Fifth Avenue
The historic Eisenburg location closed its doors after 91 years of business for the foreseeable future. The sandwich shop was known for its deli-style food, 30-foot long dining counter, and vintage charm. The shop hopes to return in the future
Flats Fix, 14 East 23rd Street
After 30+ years in the district, the owners of Flats Fix (formerly Live Bait), have made the difficult decision to close. Flats Fix's other location in Union Square at 16 East 28th Street remains open.
Gasoline Alley Coffee, 24 East 23rd Street
The premium artisanal coffee shop closed its Flatiron location after 4 years in the district. You can still support their Noho and West Village locations.
Le Tea, 1134 Broadway
The chic tea boutique closed after opening last year.
Le Pain Quotidien, 931 Broadway
LPQ's Flatiron location closed after 8 years in the district.
Mira Sushi, 46 West 22nd Street
The hip Japanese eatery closed after serving the neighborhood for seven years. You can still support their Queens location.
Quality Eats NoMad, 3 East 28th Street
The modern steakhouse Quality Eats NoMad location has closed. You can support their Upper East Side and West Village locations, both offering patio dining, takeout, and delivery.
Sophie's Cuban Cuisine, 28 East 23rd Street
After 11 years in the neighborhood, the family-owned Cuban cuisine chain has closed the doors of its Flatiron location. You can support their other locations in NYC.
Sony Square, 25 Madison Avenue
Sony, a major office tenant in Flatiron, closed its experiential space Sony Square. The space opened in 2016 to provide a behind-the-scenes look for shows, movies, and electronics.
Space Kiddets, 26 East 22nd Street
The children's clothing and toy store closed after 40 years in the neighborhood. The team behind Space Kiddets hopes to land a new location in the fall and launch online shopping.
Sweaty Betty, 168 Fifth Avenue
The activewear company empowering women through fitness closed after 5 years in the community. You can still support their Nordstrom NYC Flagship.
Terri, 60 West 23rd Street
The sustainable, plant-based eatery closed after 10 years in Flatiron.
Trattoria Italienne, 19 West 24th Street
A restaurant rooted in Northern Italian and Southern French cuisine that was a go-to aperitivo spot for the neighborhood has closed.
Wonder Photo Shop, 176 Fifth Avenue
Fujifilm opened the creative space and camera store in 2016. The experiential shop has closed its doors. E-commerce will begin to roll out in October 2020.
Learn more about what we're calling for and how you can help: NY Business Leaders' Call to Action for the Survival of Small Businesses
Read Councilmember Power's "Open for Business Report" in partnership with the NYC Hospitality Alliance and the Manhattan Chamber of Commerce.
A Call to Action for the Survival of Small Businesses in New York
NEW YORK, NY, July 20, 2020 – “Small businesses are the heart and soul of our communities and the backbone of our economy.”
Prominent New York City industry leaders in restaurants, nightlife, retail, and economic development have come together once more to advocate for a call to action for the survival of the city’s small business community.
The group is comprised of the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce, Bronx Chamber of Commerce, Manhattan Chamber of Commerce, Queens Chamber of Commerce, Staten Island Chamber of Commerce, NYC BID Association, New York Building Congress, New York City Hospitality Alliance, New York State Restaurant Association, National Restaurant Association, National Supermarket Association, and New York State Latino Restaurant, Bar, and Lounge Association.
Unfortunately, the storefront entrepreneurs – retailers, personal service providers, restaurants – that make New York City thrive are facing unprecedented challenges and the genuine threat of extinction. This was true before the pandemic, when businesses were operating on thin margins due to online competition, unfunded government mandates, and bureaucratic red tape, but the COVID-19 crisis has left small businesses grappling with health concerns, operational challenges, and social unrest in their beloved neighborhoods, all of which make recovery seem like an impossible dream. Now is the time for targeted, innovative assistance and real, fundamental change.
The NYC BID Association represents over 93,000 businesses in 76 neighborhoods across all five boroughs. Members have been “on the ground” throughout the pandemic, observing how relief measures, despite good intentions, are insufficient and that without further action, thousands of establishments will go out of business, causing their employees to rely on unemployment for survival. Genuine economic hardships have gutted established businesses and have been particularly devastating to the minority, women and immigrant entrepreneurs whose neighborhoods have been especially hard hit. Unless a new approach is taken immediately, many more small businesses will succumb to these historic challenges, and New York’s recovery will be in real jeopardy.
Below is the nine-point plan proposed to the New York government to enable small businesses to come back to life and bring the City’s economy along with them:
While different agencies report to different Deputy Mayors, the Mayor should appoint one senior official in City Hall to oversee and coordinate an all-agency approach to business recovery. This individual should engage and direct the Department of Small Business Services, Transportation, Parks and Recreation, Consumer Affairs, Health and Mental Health, Buildings, Fire, City Planning, and the NYPD, among others on issues impacting business recovery. All agencies need to get on the same page and follow-through.
With little to no income right now, small businesses’ biggest concern is paying rent. Our local, state and federal elected officials must work together to find a way to bring rent and mortgage relief to our commercial corridors. We especially need a plan for rent relief for businesses to avoid a storefront vacancy crisis, which will be detrimental to our neighborhoods and the City’s economy. Public funds, mediation, eviction moratoria, rent and tax relief should all be considered immediately to extinguish the ticking time bomb in our recovery effort.
The City should expand the innovations of the Open Restaurants Program to other storefront establishments and retail sectors by providing reasonable guidelines and rules, then requiring individual businesses to follow those rules with minimal bureaucratic interference. This program would revive neighborhood commercial corridors by permitting brick and mortar businesses to place temporary signage, non-permanent queuing stations, small rain canopies, seating and the like on adjacent sidewalks during business hours. The City should provide specific criteria, waive all permitting fees and ensure that compliance does not require costly investments such as expensive temporary barriers.
The City should maintain existing siting criteria for mobile vendors and enforce current regulations. Currently, there is no agency enforcing for food or general vendor activities, despite the legal authority to do so. The sidewalks are crowded and pedestrians are at risk, as are brick and mortar businesses trying to avoid bankruptcy and eviction. Bars and restaurants are being closely monitored to ensure compliance with new laws and all vendors should be as well. The City should consider establishing a protocol where conflicts can be resolved between brick and mortar businesses and vendors, and to protect pedestrian safety.
New York State should streamline the State Liquor Authority process to support entrepreneurs who are willing to make new investments and allow businesses in NYC to operate on temporary licenses as they are permitted to do elsewhere in the State. Process the backlog of existing applications for businesses that had been waiting to open and may be still willing to do so.
New York State should activate sales tax exemptions to spur consumer interest similar to those previously employed for clothing in the back to school season.
The City should support non-profit organizations working to create markets and pop-up venues in parks and city spaces by easing SAPO, FCRC and other rules or by expanding the use of existing, successful programs such as Weekend Walks.
New York City should make patrons responsible for their own actions, not the business owner. As long as the owner has set up shop in accordance with the rules, enforcement by police and others should be focused on individuals who violate those rules.
New York State and City should continually review and revise outdated and burdensome rules and laws. We believe that the City and State owe it to small businesses and to our communities to ask of each regulation: is this rule necessary to keep our communities safe both right now and, eventually, in the long term?
Small business cannot remain the backbone of New York City’s economy unless government does its part to support their recovery.
The Flatiron/23rd Street Partnership is a member of the NYC BID Association. To read the press release in full, click here.
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Executive Director Jennifer Brown to Bid Farewell After 12 Years of Service
New Neighbor: Skewr Kabob Kitchen
Meet your Neighborhood Coordination Officers
Before Disaster Strikes - November 14
Save the Date - Celebrate Flatiron Partnerships Returns October 23
Flatiron Where Then Meets Now: Hospitality Hotspot
Flatiron Foodies: Almond's Sticky Toffee Date Cake
2018 Business Assistance Forum Recap
Flatiron Email Newsletter Giveaway
13th Precinct - Neighborhood Policing
Noir et Blanc Celebrates 30th Anniversary in Flatiron
Flatiron Public Plazas Celebrate 10th Anniversary
Flatiron Foodies: Le Coq Rico's Baeckeoffe with Artichokes & Tomatoes
Flatiron Foodies: Sagaponack's Striped Bass with Coconut Curry
Use 311 to Dispatch Services for Those in Need + Other Resources
NYC Restaurant Week - Summer 2018
New Neighbor: Sous Vide Kitchen
New Neighbor: Leonelli Focacceria e Pasticceria
New Neighbor: Leonelli Taberna
2018 Fourth of July Holiday Guide
World Cup 2018 - Where to Watch in Flatiron
Flatiron Foodies: Maman's Banana Lavender Cornmeal Waffles
2018 Annual Meeting & Community Reception Recap
Announcing the 2018 Flatiron Summer Series: June 19th – August 9th
Mark Your Calendars for This Year's Tech Tuesday Lineup (June 19th - August 7th)
Wellness Wednesdays on the Flatiron South Plaza This Summer (June 20th - August 8th)
2018 Summer Series Throwback Thursday Lineup
Father's Day in the Flatiron District
New Neighbor: Zucker's Bagels & Smoked Fish
Flatiron Foodies: Studio's Pea Hummus & Lamb Merguez
Mother's Day Flatiron Gift Guide
Mother's Day Flatiron Restaurant Guide
NYC Department of Small Business Services FY17 BID Trends Report
Fun for Kids on 'Take Our Daughters & Sons to Work Day'
New Neighbor: Mykonos Blue Grill
Flatiron Foodies: Flatiron Green Cafe's Avocado Toast
Consulting Day for NYC's Nonprofit Community
Flatiron District Grilled Cheese Guide
Recap: Intersections Speaker Series with Councilmember Rivera
Flatiron District Easter Dining Guide
Flatiron Foodies: Trattoria Italienne's Pork Meatballs
Meet the Concierge Event Recap
New Neighbor: The James New York NoMad
Flatiron Foodies: Forager's Treasure by Bouley at Home
Flatiron Valentine’s Day Neighborhood Guide
2018 Sponsorship Opportunities Now Available
Valentine's Day Dining in the Flatiron District
New Neighbor: The Freehand Hotel
2017 Flatiron BID Community Survey Results
New Neighbor: Bouley Test Kitchen
Flatiron Foodies: Harding's Braised Short Ribs
Flatiron Free WiFi Courtesy of AppNexus
New Neighbor: Togas House of Textiles
New Year’s Eve in the Flatiron District
Flatiron Foodies: Eataly's Pasta Cacio e Pepe
The Evolution of 212 Fifth Avenue
Flatiron District Holiday Gift Guide
Flatiron District Holiday Dining Guide
Flatiron Foodies: Natural Gourmet Institute's Butternut Squash Tart with Pecan Crust
New Neighbor: Bulletin Mini Mall Pop-up
Flatiron Foodies: Cosme's Honey Nut Tamal
Flatiron Foodies: ilili's Baked Moussaka Eggplant
#ShopSmall Saturday, November 25th for Flatiron Discounts & Prizes!
Flatiron Reflection Unveiled at Holiday Launch Party
Flatiron Foodies: Black Barn's Curried Cauliflower Steak
New Neighbor: Bazar Tapas Bar & Restaurant
Flatiron District Thanksgiving Dining Guide
New Neighbor: Thursday Boot Company
New Neighbor: New York Laser Loft
Fall 2017 Intersections Speaker Series Recap
New Neighbor: Merakia: Greek MountainThief Spithouse + Steak
Resilient Retail in the Flatiron District
2017 Business Assistance Forum Recap
New Neighbor: Pottery Barn Flagship
New Neighbor: Hidden City Event Loft
Flatiron Shared Street Ribbon Cutting
Flatiron BID Issues RFP for Holiday Event Management Team
NYC Restaurant Week Returns with 18 Participating Flatiron District Restaurants
New Neighbor: KOHLER Experience Center
New Neighbor: The White Company
2017 Fourth of July Holiday Guide
Annual Meeting Recap: Celebrating 11 Years, and Looking Ahead
Hanging Flower Baskets Return to the Flatiron District
Father's Day in the Flatiron District
Exercise on the Flatiron Public Plaza This Summer on Wellness Wednesdays (June 21-August 9)
Mark Your Calendars for This Year's Tech Tuesday Line-Up (June 20-August 8)
Announcing the 2017 Summer Series Throwback Thursday Line-Up
Volunteers Needed for Broadway Vacancy Survey
Mother's Day Flatiron Gifts Guide
Mother's Day Flatiron Restaurant Guide
Speaker Series Recap: Access to Capital for Small Businesses
New Neighbor: Peter Manning NYC
Dining Options Expand in the Flatiron District
New Neighbor: Fields Good Chicken
Your Guide to Easter in the Flatiron District
Flatiron Green Cafe and ilili BOX Open for the Season
New Neighbor: Patisserie Chanson
Coworking Spaces Flourish in the Flatiron District
City Lights Comes to the Flatiron District
Public Improvement Projects in the District
Destination Midtown App Launches
New Neighbor: sundays nail studio
Celebrate Pi Day (3.14) in the Flatiron District
New Neighbor: Made Man Barbershop
Museum of Public Relations Celebrates Women’s History Month
Vote for One Book, One New York
A President's Day Weekend Staycation in the Flatiron District
Baruch College Ranks #1 in Social Mobility
Valentine's Day Neighborhood Guide
Flatiron District Super Bowl Guide
Valentine's Day Dining in the Flatiron District
2016 Flatiron BID Community Survey Results
2-for-1 NYC Broadway Tickets Now On Sale
NYC Restaurant Week Winter 2017
January Joiner: Get Fit in Flatiron
Ring in 2017 in the Flatiron District
New Neighbor: Maui Onion Poke Bar
Flatiron Christmas Dining Guide
New Neighbor: Gasoline Alley Coffee
Join Us for Winter Wednesdays during "23 Days of Flatiron Cheer"
23 Days of Flatiron Cheer Social Media Contest #FlatironSkyLine
Win Hotel Stays, Dining Vouchers, and More in the 23 Days of Flatiron Cheer Photo Scavenger Hunt
#ShopSmall + Photo Scavenger Hunt in Flatiron on Small Business Saturday
Local Places to Give This Holiday Season
Holiday Programming Preview: "23 Days of Flatiron Cheer"
2016 Flatiron Holiday Party Guide - Experiences & Classes Edition
2016 Flatiron Holiday Party Guide - Food & Beverage Edition
2016 Flatiron Thanksgiving Dining Guide
Join Us for Small Business Saturday!
Participate in the BID’s Holiday Food Drive for “23 Days of Flatiron Cheer”
Event Recap: 2016 Celebrate Flatiron Partnerships
Event Recap: 2016 Business Assistance Forum
Flatiron District: 10 Years of Growth
Speaker Series Recap: NYPD SHIELD Active Shooter Incident Recap
NYC Commercial Recycling Rules
Forgiving Fines: The NYC Amnesty Program
Get Involved in Flatiron's 2016 Holiday Program!
New Neighbor: Johnston & Murphy
Off-Broadway Week Returns Through October 9th
Chelsea Explosion Follow-up, Thank You & "Ready New York"
#Flatiron50 Contest - Flatiron Building Landmarked 50 Years Ago - Help Us Celebrate!
New Neighbor: Barry's Bootcamp
2016 Flatiron BID Community Survey
An Update on Local Transportation Improvement Initiatives
New Neighbor: Tarallucci e Vino
Donate Goods through donateNYC
Flatiron Summer Series Recap + Thank You Partners
NYC Broadway Week Returns with 19 Shows
BID Program Spotlight: Clean Team Summer Update
Summer Streets Midtown Rest Stop in the Flatiron District
Use 311 to Dispatch Services for Those in Need + Other Resources
New Neighbor: Wonder Photo Shop
New Neighbor: Latin Beet Kitchen
Select Bus Service Coming to 23rd Street
Pokémon GO Fever Hits Flatiron
Businesses: Remember to "Shut the Front Door!"
NYC Restaurant Week Returns This Summer with 19 Participating Flatiron District Restaurants
Authors Announced for the 2016 Intersections Speaker Series
Help Co-Sponsor a Park Avenue South Median Mall
Business Assistance Forum Survey
Free Business Courses and Workshops for Small Business Owners
Spend Father's Day in the Flatiron District
Recap of the BID's 2016 Annual Meeting and Community Reception
Exercise on the Flatiron Public Plaza This Summer on Wellness Wednesdays (June 22 - August 10)
New Neighbor: Benvenuto Flatiron Cafe
Announcing The Flatiron Summer Series Throwback Thursdays Line-Up
Mark Your Calendars for This Year's Tech Tuesday Line-Up (June 21-August 9)
New Neighbor: PN Wood Fired Pizza
New Recycling Regulations Affecting NYC Businesses
Speaker Series Recap: District Safety and Security
Update on Serbian Orthodox Cathedral of St. Sava
The City Asks Businesses to Provide Feedback on Street Festivals and Parades
10th Annual Meeting and Community Reception
New Neighbor: La Maison Maille
Flatiron District Mother's Day Gift Guide
Flatiron District Mother's Day Restaurant Guide
BID Program Spotlight: Spring Cleaning in the Flatiron District
Summary of New Employment Regulations
New Neighbor: Manhattan Center for Kitchen and Bath
RESCHEDULED TO A LATER DATE: 2nd Public Workshop: Flatiron Plazas & Worth Square
Update on Mayor's HOME-STAT Program Serving the Homeless
Celebrate Earth Day with CarFreeNYC on Friday, April 22nd
M23 Select Bus Service: City Response to Comments
BID Program Spotlight: Spring Plantings
New Neighbor: Morton Williams Wine & Spirits
Announcing the 2016 Flatiron Sponsorship Catalog
Flatiron District Easter Guide
Your Organization Can Become a Summer Youth Employment Program Worksite
Neighborhood Camps for Summer 2016
BID Program Spotlight: Social Services
Indoor Kids' Activities in the Flatiron District + Social Media Contest Giveaway!
Vote Madison Square Park for Parks Without Borders Program
Free Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired at VISIONS at Selis Manor
Use 311 for Information about Presidents' Day
Valentine's Day Neighborhood Guide
Flatiron District Valentine's Dining Guide
Provide Feedback for M23 Crosstown Select Bus Service
Flatiron District Super Bowl Guide
Blizzard Warning in Effect for New York City
2-for-1 NYC Off-Broadway Week Tickets Are Back This Winter
2-for-1 NYC Broadway Week Tickets Are on Sale!
Book Your Tables for NYC Restaurant Week January 18-February 5, 2016
HOME-STAT – Homeless Outreach & Mobile Engagement Street Action Teams
New Neighbor: Mile High Run Club
Event Recap: Making a Solstice Star with MoMath
Flatiron District Holiday Dining Guide
New Neighbor: Bubble Tea & Crepes
Missed the Public Workshop: Flatiron Public Plazas + Worth Square? Provide Your Feedback Today
Red Tape Commission: Manhattan Hearing for Business Owners and Entrepreneurs
Small Business Saturday #SHOPSMALL
23 Days of Flatiron Cheer Social Media Contest #NovaFlatiron
Public Workshop: Flatiron Plazas and Worth Square Recap
Flatiron District Thanksgiving Dining Guide
Flatiron: Where Then Meets Now Report & Real Estate Forum Event Recap
New Neighbor: Duran Sandwiches
New Neighbor: Regus, Park Avenue South
Host a Holiday Food Drive for "23 Days of Flatiron Cheer"
2015 Holiday Installation: Nova by SOFTlab
Halloween 2015 in the Flatiron District
Public Workshop: FLATIRON PLAZAS
Flatiron District Companies Are Crain's New York's 2015 Fastest Growing Companies
BID Program Spotlight: Fall Plantings
Celebrate Flatiron Partnerships 2015 Event Recap
.NYC Celebrates 1 Year + "Collision List" Domain Names Released
2015 Flatiron BID Community Survey
BID Program Spotlight: Public Safety Team
Call for 2015 Holiday Programming Partners!
Use 311 for Information on Pope Francis' Visit to New York City
Business Owners: Is Your Business Ready for the Switch from Magnetic Stripe to Chip Cards (EMV)?
Manhattan Borough President Holding Public Hearing about Manhattan Traffic Congestion
Small Business Owners: Take Comptroller Scott Stringer's Red Tape Survey
New Neighbor: Rocco Steakhouse
Use 311 for Info and Issue Reporting
@FlatironNY Instagram Contest: Win 3 Books from Rizzoli Bookstore
New Neighbor: La Pecora Bianca
2-For-1 Broadway Week Tickets are Back!
New Neighbor: Rizzoli Bookstore
Shut the Front Door: #BeCoolSaveFuel
Flatiron BID Streetscape Priority Survey
Flatiron District Restaurants Participate in Summer 2015 Restaurant Week
Where to Watch Fireworks on July 4th
Unlocking Potential: Empowering New York City's Immigrant Entrepreneurs
Flatiron/23rd Street Partnership Annual Meeting Recap
Press Release: NYC & Company CEO Fred Dixon Keynotes Flatiron Partnership’s Annual Meeting
Spend Father's Day in the Flatiron District
Flatiron Tech Tuesdays with General Assembly - Classes Announced!
Announcing Flatiron's 2015 Summer Series on the Public Plazas!
Speaker Series Recap: District Safety and Security
BID Program Spotlight: Summer Plantings
#ShackIsBack - Madison Square Park Shake Shack Reopens!
New Neighbor: Flying Tiger Copenhagen
New Neighbor: The New York EDITION
Get Your City Information Through 311
New Neighbor: Brooklyn Roasting Company
9th Annual Meeting of the Flatiron/23rd Street Partnership Business Improvement District (BID)
NYC & Company: Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About the Flatiron District
LEGO® Architecture Flatiron Building Set Now Available! + Giveaway
Expansion of Free WiFi in Flatiron
New York Times Magazine Cover Story
13th Precinct Community Council Meeting - New Schedule
New Neighbor: École Internationale de New York Preschool
Local Guide for Mother's Day 2015
BID Program Spotlight: Spring Plantings
Digital.NYC Five-Borough Tour Event Recap
2015 Business Assistance Forum Event Recap
Outdoor Dining Season Returns! Spring Hours at ilili Box & Flatiron Green Cafe
BID Program Spotlight: Social Services
Prince George-Norwich Meadows Farm Summer 2015 CSA
Digital.NYC Five-Borough Tour: #Flatiron
New Neighbor: Dee Daa Restaurant
BID Program Spotlight: Spring Cleaning in the Flatiron District
Office Of Citywide Health Insurance Access at the Business Assistance Forum
MTA Fare Increase Begins March 22nd
2015 Sponsorship Program Announcement
BID Program Spotlight: Winter Clean Team Report
Winter Off Broadway Week: Get Your 2-for-1 Tickets Today
OEM Tip of the Week: Get CERT-ified!
February Flatiron News Roundup
Crime Prevention Tips from the 13th Precinct
NYC Launches Small Business First
Paid Sick Leave Survey for Businesses
NYC Restaurant Week Winter 2015
Community Outreach for Roc City Classic
Local Flatiron Offers for Roc City Classic Ticket Holders
Gregg Schenker Honored at Mad. Sq. Award Breakfast
Neighborhood Guide to Valentine's Day
Valentine's Day in the Flatiron District
Peter Regli’s SNOW MONSTERS Now on View
Flatiron News Roundup: January 2015 Edition
Blizzard Warning in Effect for New York City
Super Bowl Sunday Events in Flatiron
2014 Flatiron BID Community Survey Results
De Blasio Administration Bans Single-Use Styrofoam Products in New York City Beginning July 1, 2015
New Neighbor: The Evelyn Hotel
Ring in 2015 in the Flatiron District
New York State Citizen Preparedness Corps - December 13th
Flatiron's Christmas Dining Guide
You're Invited to Flatiron's Ugly Sweater Happy Hour - December 9th!
Apply for an Appointment for Your Community Board Today
Flatiron's Food Drive for the Food Bank For New York City
New York Light by INABA Illuminates Flatiron Plaza
23 Days of Flatiron Cheer Social Media Contest
Celebrate the Launch of "New York Light" on Tuesday, Nov. 25th
New Neighbor: The Little Beet Table
Are You Ready for "23 Days of Flatiron Cheer"?!
New York State Citizen Preparedness Corps
New Neighbor: Flatiron Pediatrics
Flu Shots in the Flatiron District
New Law Lowers New York City's Default Speed Limit to 25 MPH
Flatiron's Thanksgiving Dining Guide
Broker Breakfast Recap & Press Release
Programming Partners Wanted for "23 Days of Flatiron Cheer"
Flatiron Fares Well in Village Voice's 2014 "Best of NYC"
Event Recap: Celebrate Flatiron Partnerships 2014
.NYC Domain Now Available to All New Yorkers
OHNY Weekend Comes to the Flatiron District (& NYC)
National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day
Download Your 311 Mobile App Today!
Voice Your Ideas for Small Businesses - Regulatory Climate Improvement at Small Business First
Speaker Series Recap: Manhattan Borough President Gale A. Brewer
New York Light Designed by INABA to Illuminate Flatiron for the Holiday Season
Flatiron Partnership & Van Alen Institute Announce Winner of Holiday Design Competition
Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer Discusses Civic Technology at BID’s Speaker Series
SD26 Celebrates Five Years, Five Days
2014 Flatiron BID Community Survey
Flatiron District Selected for .NYC Founders Program
New Neighbor: Belgian Beer Café NoMad
2-for-1 Broadway Tickets During Broadway Week
September Courses at the NYC Business Solutions Center
BID Program Spotlight: "Guardians of Flatiron," the BID's Public Safety Team
.nyc Launch - Landrush Phase Underway
New Neighbor: Obicà Mozzarella Bar
First-ever Flatiron Plaza Holiday Design Competition Announced
ilili Box Introduces Kids Menu
DCA – Small Business Relief Package
Dining & Drinking at ilili BOX & Flatiron Green Cafe
Go Green, Go Flat - New Solar Recycling & Compacting Units
Downtown Magazine Calls Flatiron "a go-to destination"
July Courses at the NYC Business Solutions Center
New Neighbor: The Juice Shop Kitchen and Juicery
BID Program Spotlight: The Team Keeping Flatiron Clean
World Cup Watching in the Flatiron District
Free July Events: Flatiron for Your Mind, Body & Soul
DCA - Paid Sick Leave: Day of Action
Vision Zero Pedestrian Safety Workshops
Real Estate Weekly's Flatiron Focus
New Look for flatirondistrict.nyc
May Flowers, New District-wide Plantings & Summer Ahead
Speaker Series Recap: District Safety and Security
New Neighbor: Eataly NYC Nutella Bar
New Neighbor: Cafe el Presidente
Spring Plantings Bring Vibrant Colors to Flatiron
March 25th Business Assistance Forum Wrap-up
Prince George Norwich Meadows Farm CSA
2014 BID Sponsorship Catalog Launches!
Girl Scout Cookie Flatiron Pop-Up Shop
Speaker Series Recap: Council Member Corey Johnson
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Natural Gourmet Institute for Food & Health - B Corp Certified!
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