Where in Tribeca?
From the wandering lens of SS: where is this sweet little colorful collection?
Governors Island will host pups on Saturdays
And the city has also added a stop at the island from Pier 11 on the NYC Ferry South Brooklyn route.
Seen & Heard: Silent disco at Wagner Park
Plus Tiny's has a new oyster bar downstairs; Indonesian crochet people at Sapar Contemporary; customized kicks from LA at The Seaport.
Pace will open a new gallery on Broadway at Walker
The gallery, which represents some of the most significant artists of the past century, will open its tenth location here, named after the founder's first gallery opened in Boston in 1960. / 2 comments
A new Citi Bike station lands on Hudson
The stations continue to blossom around the neighborhood, which will hopefully help the logjam we've seen in the past months. / 3 comments
Seen & Heard: Wolf Play at Soho Rep. getting attention
The new show opens Feb. 2. Plus neighbors are fighting the state's plans to demolish much of the historic Penn Station area; Thai Sliders is finally open; Maker&Son decamps for the Village.
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Orior furniture has decamped for Soho
Orior is moving to Soho after two years on Harrison, no doubt seeking more foot traffic.
Taste of Tribeca will return this spring
The 27-year-old Tribeca institution and school fundraiser was forced to take a two-year hiatus for covid.
Seen & Heard: It’s Restaurant Week all month!
The annual fixed-price menus are back for the next month. Plus a blood drive in BPC today; an online auction for Soho Photo; a hint at what's to come at the former Holy Ground.
Remembering a founder of Hudson River Park and a city preservationist
Ed Kirkland's dedication to the preservation of the Westside and its waterfront extended to Tribeca. He died at 97 having served for three decades on CB4.
Seen & Heard: The return of the groundhog
Duane Park will hold its annual celebration of the rodent. Plus improvements to Finn Square need endorsing; Parm may be returning; apply to join CB1. / 3 comments
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We need these types of businesses in Tribeca, especially those who are trying to listen to and connect with the... — Bc / Wine and cocktail bar coming to the Dirty Lemon space on Church
All sounds awful and desperate. What a pity! — Sr. Fortunato / Wine and cocktail bar coming to the Dirty Lemon space on Church
The W Broadway lot between warren and Murray and the building on Park have been standing for a while and... — Paul Roosevelt / Community Board 1 agendas for January
Thank you for getting the word out Pam! There are several local parks participating in the participatory budgeting process: Here... — Friends of Duane Park / Seen & Heard: The return of the groundhog
As someone who lives in the Powell Building..I find this heartbreaking. — Andy / A new Citi Bike station lands on Hudson
Like if parking isn't already bad and the 100 dock station on Laight and Hudson wasn't enough for citibank. They... — Mike / A new Citi Bike station lands on Hudson
Bonetti/Kozerski did outstanding work on the gallery in Chelsea. Looking forward to this addition to the neighborhood. — David G. Imber / Pace will open a new gallery on Broadway at Walker