••• Another reader emailed about crime on Walker Street: “I live at 47 Walker Street and was broken into this past winter. The robber came up the stairs at 49 Walker crossed to my roof and forced my terrace door open. He was seen as he made his way back down the stairs but wasn’t caught. As I said, I’m curious to know if this is happening with more than normal frequency and if the police are not reporting it.” As I mentioned before, I have no relationship with the NYPD, so we’ll have to crowdsource this; if you know anything, email me at tribecacitizen@gmail.com.

••• Michael White’s Butterfly bar and restaurant now says the end of the month (and not tomorrow) is the earliest it’ll open.

••• The contents of White & Church were auctioned off today.

••• The unofficial word is that Denny’s is still moving forward at 150 Nassau, just not on the liquor license for now.

••• The Leonard, as the conversion at 101 Leonard (northeast corner of Broadway) is being called now has a website.

••• From a reader: “I’m looking to decorate the offices with old photos from the area from the turn of the century until 1980 or so (or even Boss Tweed days). In any case, besides some absolutely amazing photos of the Seaport I somehow was able to procure through the NY Times, I haven’t found anything besides small prints on Ebay. Do you know where I could possibly look? I know it’s a crazy question, but the history of this area is just amazing and I wanted it displayed all over the office.” Any ideas?

••• I enjoyed a visit this afternoon to the Tribeca Open Artist Studio Tour gallery at 58 Lispenard, which will be around through May 12 (open 1-6 p.m. daily). Two works in particular—by Bryn McConneell and Katherine D. Crone, respectively—that caught my eye are below. And the gallery is selling TOAST mugs—a natural gift for any fan of the event.