••• Clear the calendar and hold all calls! Living legend Julie Andrews will be at Barnes & Noble Tribeca on November 10 to discuss the 45th anniversary edition of The Sound of Music.

••• Superchic Project No. 8‘s store on Duane—in that tiny space that was recently Pomme—will open this Thursday, Oct. 28. Right now, that’s all we know about it.

••• Trinity Wall Street is celebrating the Day of the Dead in a novel fashion: “For its virtual altar, photographs and mementos may be submitted via Trinity’s Facebook page from October 22–November 2. On October 29, the virtual altar will display on Trinity’s website. Tweeting #TWSdayofthedead will allow thoughts, prayers, or meditations to scroll on a live Twitter feed adjacent to the virtual altar. At Trinity Church (Broadway and Wall Street), a memorial altar will be constructed in the rear. Beginning Sunday, October 24, anyone can leave photos, notes, candles, or flowers—symbols of loved ones who have died.”

••• Friends of Washington Market Park could use volunteers for its Halloween parade and party on Saturday (2–4 p.m.). Email halloweenwmp@gmail.com.

••• P.S. 150 The Tribeca Learning Center will be running its annual Stoop Sale on Thursday, Oct. 28 (rain date Nov. 1), from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. It’ll be at the bottom of the steps where Greenwich and Jay Streets intersect. Expect gently used kids’ clothing, toys, and books; housewares and adults’ clothing.

••• From TriBeCafe: “We regret to inform that this is our last week of lunch hours for the rest of 2010! We will see you again in 2011!”

••• 92YTribeca is in a Tribeca phase: Besides the Tribeca Tables daytime series (talks with David Bouley, Drew Nieporent of Tribeca Grill etc., and Landmarc’s Marc Murphy), Ed Burns will be there on Wednesday and Tribeca Film Festival co-founder Craig Hatkoff will pop by on Nov. 19.

••• This week at SHO Shaun Hergatt: Two course lunch for $27, 3 courses for $33. dishes include heirloom beet carpaccio and pumpkin tart. (Hat tip to Downtown Alliance’s Twitterer.)