Newsletter: Nov. 25

NEW KID ON THE BLOCK: KUTSHER’S TRIBECA
Kutsher’s Tribeca, the much-anticipated “Jewish American bistro” with ties to a legendary Catskills resort, has opened at 186 Franklin. Here’s one goy’s report.

SCHOOLHOUSE EXPANSION
Vintage-inspired lighting company Schoolhouse Electric is making a play to take over your entire home: It’s rebranding as Schoolhouse Electric & Supply Co., and it’s selling far more than light fixtures.

IN THE NEWS
••• 11/21: 9/11 Museum delayed. How will we ever learn what happened? Plus: Jungsik review; Tweed Courthouse as school?; Kutsher’s slideshow; OWS vs. Trinity Church.
••• 11/23: Renderings of Hudson River Park’s unfinished segment. Plus: Small Business Saturday; combining Governors Island with Manhattan; Picasso Pizzeria.

LOFT PEEPING: PLAYFUL TRIPLEX
The November issue of Interior Design features a Tribeca apartment by Ghislaine Viñas that’s a real kick. Plus: Best shower ever (or not, in one commenter’s opinion…).

SEEN & HEARD
••• 11/23: 1 N. Moore. Plus: Tribeca Greenmarket report (including a way to help the less fortunate celebrate Thanksgiving); Small Business Saturday promotion.

DEFACING TRIBECA, PART 3
This is my third (and last) photo essay of street-art faces. The urge to draw human faces strikes me as so primal, reminiscent of cave paintings.

 

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