THE HARRISON IS CLOSING
The Harrison’s last day of service will be December 19. Thanks to everyone there for their terrific, professional hospitality over the years.

NEW MEN’S SHOE STORE
It sure looks like online brand Jack Erwin is opening a shop here, although it may be more of a showroom, where you can browse and then buy online.

CAN TRIBECA BE SAVED?
This Saturday afternoon, join Tribeca Trust and the Historic Districts Council for a conversation with experts Steven Semes (The Future of the Past) and John Massengale (Street Design) about the issues that face historic districts today—including Tribeca, of course. The event will be held at the New York Academy of Art on Franklin Street, and the presentations will be followed by a cocktail reception. Reserve tickets here. Sponsored.

ROB MANGO ON TRIBECA BECOMING TRIBECA
In this excerpt from his new book about his life and art, Rob Mango looks at the years 1979 to 1983, when the artists and truck drivers suddenly found themselves joined by real-estate developers.

NOW OPEN: UPSTAIRS AT THE WTC’S WEST CORRIDOR
Another little slice of the World Trade Center is unveiled: The upper level of the striking underground passageway that links the PATH station and Brookfield Place. You can get a good look at the ceiling’s ribcage.

WHERE IN TRIBECA…?
Congratulations to Jim Smithers for correctly identifying last week’s Where in Tribeca…? (Click the link to learn the answer.) We’ll play again next week.

WELCOME TO TWEEBECA
Can you believe what @soandso tweeted about Tribeca?

IN THE NEWS
••• 11/6: Little Park’s dinner menu. Plus: Jon and Tracey Stewart sell apartment for $17.5 million; Fulton Center oculus; Pier A visitor’s center; Southbridge Towers vote challenge.
••• 11/7: Tribeca super-photographer. Plus: Could 50 Murray be going condo?; Steven Alan sample sale; new Seaport taqueria; White Street review; Harrison lofts analysis; no beer at next Tunnel to Towers Run; North Cove Marina.

SEEN & HEARD
••• 11/6: Baked “super-soft opens” today. Plus: Dramatic “Blue Bloods” shoot (pictured below); father and son hit by falling sidewalk shed; the likely site of Concepts skatewear store; plant bulbs this weekend; that velvet-rope Halloween party.
••• 11/7: Grand Banks says it’s coming back next year. Plus: Mysterious dry-cleaning set-up; Man of the World’s rooftop plans for 1 White Street; Institute for Culinary Education details; yogurt shop definitely closed; “Slap” filming today; tiny storefront for rent; the Harrison.
••• 11/8: Camping out for rosé sneakers. Plus: Sterling Mason’s “metallic” façade; Jack Erwin store looks very close to opening; “Insecure” at Hal Bromm Gallery; food festival at Albany Street Plaza.