NOSY NEIGHBOR: ABOUT THE GOLDMAN SACHS BUILDING…
“Why does the Goldman Sachs building have every single light on at night? Couldn’t they install motion detectors? Aside from the light pollution, isn’t it a waste of money and energy?” —K. The company’s response.

TRIBECA FILM FESTIVAL TICKET PACKAGES AND PASSES ON SALE NOW!
The 2013 Tribeca Film Festival (April 17-28) is fast approaching! Passes and Packages are a great way to enjoy the Festival and all it has to offer. From All-Access passes, to “Documentary Film Fan” Packages, to “Programmer’s Picks,” we have something for everyone. Visit tribecafilm.com/festival to see descriptions of all our 2013 Pass and Package offerings. Hope to see you at the Tribeca Film Festival! Sponsored.

TWO TRIBECA ARTIFACTS
There must’ve be something in the air, because one day last week readers sent over two wonderful Tribeca artifacts (that couldn’t be more different). Left: Danny “Pooch” Pucciarelli.

SEEN & HEARD
••• 3/21: New MAC cosmetics shop. Plus: Tribeca Film Festival talks; the Hummus & Pita Co.; Downtown Dance Factory’s new preschool alternative program; L.A. photography; Whole Foods “sale” items; the Verizon building’s sign; Franklin Street signage.
••• 3/22: Kelvin Natural Slush now at Whole Foods Tribeca. Plus: Blue Moon Fish and Stokes Farm return to the Greenmarket; the club called Quest; Space on White going co-op; Vesey bridge closure; the argument against Seamless.
••• 3/24: Seaport fundraiser. Plus: Mehtaphor; wine classes at Terroir; My Little Sunshine opens today; Norma Kamali at 92YTribeca; Facebook.

A STEAL OF A MEAL AT MAX TRIBECA
Max has a fantastic prix-fixe deal for early diners. Dine at the restaurant between 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. and for $24 you get soup or salad, pizza or pasta, a glass of wine or beer, and half off any subsequent drinks. As you may know, the pizzas are a new addition to Max’s menu, and they’re only getting better: crustier and thinner in the middle. Order one of the ten special combinations or choose your own toppings—such as the delectable margherita with arugula and prosciutto di Parma. 181 Duane St., 212-966-5939, max-ny.com. Sponsored.

REAL ESTATE SALES REPORT
Courtesy of StreetEasy, these are the properties whose sales were recorded by the city in the past seven days (ending 3/23/13)—the sales may have taken place earlier. We’re starting to see the sales at 250 West come in.

WHAT A SWELL PARTY IT WAS
Thanks to everyone who came to the event at By Joy Gryson last week! A good time was had by all, drinking wine from Frankly Wines, eating cheese from Cavaniola’s and macarons from somewhere delicious, and shopping for spring bags from Gryson, Olivia Harris, and IIIBeCa. (Quite a few attendees took advantage of the 15% discount on the spring lines.) It was such a treat to meet so many cool people—longtime Tribecans, folks new to the neighborhood, writers for other local publications, and many more. I even got a juicy piece of news that I’ll share soon….

WHERE IN TRIBECA…?
Congratulations to Adrian for correctly identifying last week’s Where in Tribeca…? (Hint: That’s a straw, not a cigarette.) To find out the answer, click the link. We’ll play again on Friday morning.

IN THE NEWS
••• 3/21: Barbarini co-owner returning. Plus: New 56 Leonard rendering; the restaurant at the 1 World Trade Center observation deck; Hostler Burrows; My Little Sunshine.
••• 3/22: More on Bogardus Park. Plus: New west Soho restaurant; pet theater; 93 Worth sales update; FiDi Thai review.
••• 3/23: Statue of Liberty security screening to be moved from Battery Park to Ellis Island. Plus: Hip ad agency rents on Wall Street; 11 N. Moore’s big windows; Esoteric moves on; another Seaport lawsuit; Artists Space exhibit.

PHOTO SAFARI!
Fun for everyone, or at least people who don’t mind random pictures with snarky captions.