TOAST ART WALK IS THIS WEEKEND
You’re getting a bonus newsletter because (a) a lot happened yesterday, and (b) I just realized that the 19th-annual T.O.A.S.T.—the Tribeca Open Artist Studio Tour (warning: the site plays Radiohead)—starts today and runs through Monday. It’s free and it’s fun—open houses rather than a tour per se—and Tribeca’s artists can use all the support they can get. (I don’t know whose studio is pictured; I got it off the event’s Facebook page. UPDATE: That’s CJ Collins’s studio at 71 Leonard, featuring her work and neon work by Marco Guglielmino.)

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THE TRIBECA DESIGN DISTRICT HAS A NEW MEMBER
Brooklyn furniture company Uhuru’s first store will be on Franklin Street (and it’ll also sell jewelry).

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ART ET MAISON IS LEAVING TRIBECA
The home decor store/showroom Art et Maison is leaving Tribeca after 12 years on N. Moore. They’re having a big relocation sale, but don’t dilly-dally: They’re pushing to stay until May 30, but they may be gone sooner.

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AN UPDATE ON THE DEAN’S SPACE
The folks at Tyler Florence’s Wayfare Tavern in San Francisco categorically deny the rumor they’re taking over Dean’s. So now we point our attention to The Wayfarer on W. 57th Street (above)….

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IN THE NEWS
••• 5/14: Historic Seaport buildings at risk of demolition. Plus: New food delivery service (above); hit-and-run victim speaks out; Anthony Bourdain food hall not happening at 3WTC; bill to allow dogs at sidewalk cafés; Bradley Cooper’s house hunt; Airbnb user’s legal trouble; Daniel Squadron; FiDi Samaritan attacked and robbed.

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TWO HANDS IS TAKING IT UP A NOTCH
The new branch of Two Hands opening on Church will be “more of an upscale restaurant” than a café, serving dinner and alcohol. Check out the tasty-looking sample menu….

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SEEN & HEARD
••• 5/14: City Hall Park’s next sculpture exhibit. Plus: Finally, a glimpse of 11 N. Moore; signage at the Fulton Center Shake Shack; Gunbae opening forecast; “Girls” shoot; the Hideaway is back on its feet; Terroir TV; rosé dinner.

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