Made in Tribeca: Curio
The company is a subscription service for children's literature for readers of Spanish, Chinese and French, curated and shipped directly to families.
New Kid on the Block: All Blues
The listening bar, which took over the 87 Walker space, spins vinyl and has a special area "where the music does the talking." / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Help release the fishes
Plus Fernando Bengoechea at Cristina Grajales gallery; campfire stories and songs at Teardrop; Taste of the Tin Building dinner.
Join us for an introduction to Pine Street’s Middle School!
Our panel will feature families who have students in the Middle School now and can share their experiences and decision-making processes, / Sponsored
Newsletter: October 21
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Voting starts next Saturday, October 26
Early voting starts Saturday, Oct. 26, through Nov. 3. Election day is Tuesday, Nov. 5. / 10 comments
In the News: A new bar for Stone Street
Plus a milk-themed bedroom; Ladder 8 and its Ghostbusters fame; a review of Hudson Square.
Seen & Heard: Casa is open
Plus a clean-up day tomorrow at Washington Market Park; Hal Bromm curates an auction that celebrates queer artists; a glimpse back in time at El Teddy's; Bogardus gets a hand from The Hort. / 1 comment
Locksmith coming to Duane and Hudson
Adding to the microstores that are so great to have in the neighborhood is Tribeca Locksmith and Keys, an offshoot of Sullivan Locksmith in the Village. / 2 comments
Kathy Kuo design showroom coming to Hudson
A huge win for the Tribeca Design District: the noted interior designer and television personality Kathy Kuo has taken a space just south of Laight.
Final Opportunity at One Wall Street – 2 Bed + Terrace | Sponsor Paid Transfer Taxes & Common Charges
Now through October 31st, receive sponsor-paid transfer taxes and a credit of 12 months of common charges. One Wall Street offers 100,000 sq ft of exceptional amenities in a full-service Art Deco masterpiece. Studio lofts to four-bedroom luxury residences priced from $895,000 to $12,500,000+.
Nosy Neighbor: Why does Blood Manor get to close a lane of Broadway?
Trimom asked: "They barricade off the entire block between Leonard and Franklin plus use a portion of Leonard Street for their ticket trailer for five to six weeks each year. / 6 comments
Left rectangle ads redesigned
Robert Ripps book
History of Tribeca Buildings
Yes on Prop 1 (abortion rights) and No on 2-6 (hence the “Nix on 2-6!” Phrase) The wording is confusing... — AV / Voting starts next Saturday, October 26
Where does Prop 1 say anything about voting rights, for non-citizens or anyone else? Who came up with this talking... — SW / Voting starts next Saturday, October 26
I would have no problem if non-citizen taxpayers were able to vote in some municipal and local elections. (Note that... — malcolm / Voting starts next Saturday, October 26
The right to choose and prohibition of discrimination far outweigh a "what if" or "maybe, might be interpreted as," "somewhere... — Wilbur / Voting starts next Saturday, October 26
Why has no one mentioned the noise from the shrieking crowd reacting to the loud sidewalk entertainment provided by Blood... — Larry / Nosy Neighbor: Why does Blood Manor get to close a lane of Broadway?
Absolutely! Prop 1 - Vote NO. Would open up non citizens to voting rights. — Not a Zona fan / Voting starts next Saturday, October 26
This is really cool, thanks for sharing. I can't wait to try it out!! — B.Thompson / New Kid on the Block: All Blues