NKOTB: ADELINE ADELINE
Adeline Adeline, a different kind of bike store, opened this week on Reade Street. The mostly European city bikes will make you feel like the star of a fashion shoot.

THIS WEEKEND
This weekend in Tribeca: Tamarind Tribeca to soft-open (maybe—I keep hearing different dates, and to be honest, I’m tired of caring), bodybuilding championships, Jewmongous Passover Extravagana, kid-lit star Madeline, Lower Manhattan Community Church’s first public service (and Easter egg hunt), short comedy films, and more. Plus: The full calendar is updated through May 2.

TASTE OF TRIBECA TIPS #5 AND #6
Big week for ToT tips! Marc Forgione shares two pieces of advice—one he recently taught someone, and one he recently learned—and M1-5’s John Sierp explains how he wishes everyone would sauce pasta. Plus: Taste of Tribeca is May 15. Have you bought your tickets yet? Why the hell not? It’s for the children.

CHURCH OF THE OPEN MIND
This Sunday—that’s Easter, for you heathens—marks the official launch of the Lower Manhattan Community Church. “We’re not hellfire and brimstone,” said one of the pastors over coffee at Pécan.

ARTIST IN AISLE TWO
Tribeca Hardware is more than photographer Kerwin K. Williamson’s employer—it’s also his muse. An exhibit of his work just came down, but you can see some of it here.

SEEN & HEARD
••• Tribeca Treats’ Rachel Thebault schools Isaac Mizrahi.
••• Tamarind Tribeca gets user-reviewed before it even opens.
••• Bubby’s is hosting a home-movie festival. Imagine that: a film festival in Tribeca!
••• Farinella to open a branch uptown.
••• Tribeca Grill gets some attention.
••• Cass Lilien jewelry to be sold at Kiva Cafe.
••• New York Vintners seals the deal.
••• Everybody ♥ a bargain: Wichcraft sandwich cookies and body detox at Tribeca Spa of Tranquility. Plus: There were good deals this week at Little Pie Company, Bubble Lounge, Papabubble, and Tribeca MedSpa, but they’re gone now. So either you need to read this website more often, or you should become a fan on Facebook or follow Tribeca Citizen on Twitter.

THE TCQ&A: “KITCHENETTE’S TURKEY MEATLOAF IS MY FAVORITE”
The Spot’s Dan Rubenstein answers questions about the neighborhood—including a recent tourist-shop purchase and which building is “awesome.” (It’s not the Verizon building!)

IN THE NEWS
••• More details on the restaurant/bar taking over the old Grace space on Franklin.
••• CB1 passes a resolution about the kindergarten mess.
••• The Battery Park City Authority gets a new chairman.
••• Plus: Steven Alan, Tribeca Film Festival, P.C. Richard & Son Theater, Fraunces Tavern, Locanda Verde, Tribeca Cinemas, Megu, and 8.15 August Fifteenth.

WHERE IN TRIBECA…?
If you know where this photo was taken—or even if you only think you know—guess in the comments here. And have a great weekend! My parents and niece are in town, so I’ll be away from the computer for a few days.