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BY TEQUILA MINSKY | Last week, the Greenwich Village-Chelsea Chamber of Commerce hosted its 15th annual Safe City Safe Streets luncheon to honor outstanding officers in local precincts. The Chamber members recognize how important police are for local businesses and residents alike, and this annual event is, in part, a way of showing their gratitude.

The month-long initiative offering events, promos and more aims to increase foot traffic on the historic Greenwich Village street.

The month-long initiative offering events, promos and more aims to increase foot traffic on the historic Greenwich Village street.

It takes a passionate woman to become her own boss, and grow a business from the ground up. Here at the Greenwich Village-Chelsea Chamber of Commerce (GVCCC), we are recognizing a trio of powerful individuals who have crushed the stereotypes and crumbled the stigmas that once held them back. While the fight for eqaulity persists, these women continue to chip away at obsacles, while providing ...

Eco-Friendly, Ethically Sourced: Small Businesses Worth Sustaining

We’re all guilty of it: falling into the same monotonous groove of our everyday eating habits. Why change them, right? But what we fail to fully appreciate is the variety of food at our fingertips — and within easy walking distance. Here at the Greenwich Village-Chelsea Chamber of Commerce (GVCCC), we set out to explore some of the most unique foods our neighborhood has to offer.

The Worldwide Leasing Team of Faith Hope Consolo at Douglas Elliman announces a new exclusive agency to lease the retail space at 95 Greenwich Avenue between Bank Street and West 12th Street, as part of their ongoing active focus in the West Village.

On Nov. 30, the mayor gathered at City Hall with the bill’s two primary sponsors, City Councilmembers Dan Garodnick and Helen Rosenthal, and Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer to celebrate the passage of Gardonick’s bill that reforms the Commercial Rent Tax.

True-blue heroes honored at chamber awards

Bleecker St, is now 30% vacant due to the drastic increase in online shopping. The #ShopBleecker movement is being advertised in the area to save the street’s vacancies.