Seen & Heard: Reade Street vet is retiring
Plus BPC will screen Moana in Rockefeller Park on Wednesday; Amazon's weird treasure truck on Hudson; Canal Street Oysters is open. / 1 comment
Todd Snyder is open at the Liquor Store
A new bespoke menswear designer takes advantage of the charm of the landmarked Liquor Store at 2 White Street, the former J. Crew shop on West Broadway.
A new social club is coming to Broadway
Two sisters have created a leisure company called Highcourt that will convert the five-story Grosvenor building into a hive of physical and intellectual cultural activities. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Concert this weekend in WMP
Plus local framers star on the silver screen; a shout out to the gardeners of PS 234; a local artist has an installation at a shop in Two Bridges.
Newsletter: Sept. 16
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Where in Tribeca?
Who can spot this subtle detail in the neighborhood? Hint: it helps to look up. / 1 comment
In the News: Man beats bull with banjo. Wait, what?
Plus a 9/11 recollection from a child, now grown; scenes of downtown in shadow; a recounting of Philippe Petit's World Trade Center balancing act. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Vivvi to take over Trinity Preschool
Plus local resident publishes debut novel; school bus on its way to Avenues brings out the fire fighters; local elected officials take on the robots; bar application for 88 West Bway.
New Kids on the Block: Hemingway African Gallery & Safaris
A 40-year-old family business that both sells African art and leads safaris has relocated from its uptown home to Tribeca, with the second generation now fully invested. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Portfolio School has new digs
Plus lottery is on RIGHT NOW for camping in The Battery; Pen Parentis will start its parent-writer meetups tomorrow; a talk about lymph and your health.
Made in Tribeca: Priority Bicycles
Born under the stairs at 174 Hudson, Priority Bicycles offers a high-tech, low-maintenance, affordable bike that looks cool and lasts forever -- or at least until you go electric. / 1 comment
Tell your councilwoman how to spend city dollars
Council District 1 is -- for the first time -- participating in participatory budgeting (say that five times fast), where ordinary citizens can propose projects in the district. / 5 comments
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History of Tribeca Buildings
I am not sure the Moana outdoor film information is correct. This past Friday (September 13th) it was shown outdoors... — JC / Seen & Heard: Reade Street vet is retiring
Is this something like the SoHo house? — TribecaMom / A new social club is coming to Broadway
What an interesting story. Great writeup and I'd definitely like to check out the place. — lowphat / New Kids on the Block: Hemingway African Gallery & Safaris
Been going to Zeytuna for 20 years, and definitely had made the same observation. Went in this afternoon to see... — JasonR / Dean & DeLuca not closing — here’s hoping
I hope they have some pool tables. Difficult to find downtown. — G / A new social club is coming to Broadway
I agree - Petit soared literally. I often think of his feat when I need some cheering up. — TG / In the News: Man beats bull with banjo. Wait, what?
How absolutely wonderful! Alas, I must CitiBike because my apartment has a serious lack of space! This made my day!... — TG / Made in Tribeca: Priority Bicycles