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Seen & Heard: Juice Press Opens Tomorrow
••• Opening Sept 13 at Art Projects International: “Jian-Jun Zhang: Nature.”
••• The Juice Press at 83 Murray opens tomorrow (Sunday), with salads being served as of Monday. UPDATE: A sign on the door now says it’s opening on Monday.
••• A reader texted that Lilly O’Briens pub has opened in its new space at 18 Murray.
••• David Bouley tweeted that “To celebrate the shift in seasonal ingredients from summer to fall, Brushstroke Restaurant is open M-Sat for Lunch.” I think it had been serving lunch, so maybe Saturday is new.
••• Press release: “The Alliance for Downtown New York will unveil a major expansion in its use of solar-powered Big Belly recycling units on Monday. The expansion, made possible through a public-private partnership, will increase the number of high-tech recycling bins in Lower Manhattan from 16 to 174 and will make Vector Media the exclusive media partner for the units’ exteriors.” This is good, but I can’t be the only person who has qualms about touching those handles.
••• September 11 street closures and more, from the Mayor’s Office:
The commemoration for family members of the victims of the 2001 and 1993 attacks will take place at the 9/11 Memorial on Thursday, September 11 from 7:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. Following a citywide moment of silence at 8:46 a.m., the names of the victims will be read with music as a backdrop. There will be five additional moments of silence throughout the program. The Tribute in Light will begin at sundown and will stay lit throughout the night. The memorial plaza will reopen to the public at 6 p.m. on September 11th and remain open until midnight.
Traffic Restrictions
—Liberty Street (between Trinity Place and Greenwich Street) and Greenwich Street (between Liberty and Albany) will be closed to vehicular traffic from 5 a.m. to 3 p.m. Businesses and residents should avoid scheduling deliveries to those blocks during that time period.
—West Street will remain open to vehicular traffic. However, trucks will not be permitted northbound on West Street from the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel to Vesey Street. Trucks will be diverted from the tunnel to Trinity Place/Church Street to travel north.
—Church Street/Trinity Place and Broadway will remain open.
Pedestrian Access
The Liberty Street sidewalk adjacent to the Memorial plaza (between Greenwich and West Streets) will be closed to pedestrians until 6 p.m.
—The Liberty Street pedestrian bridge will remain open.
—The sidewalk on the east side of West Street (between Vesey and Cedar Streets) adjacent to the Memorial plaza will be closed to pedestrians until 6 p.m.
Parking Restrictions
The following streets will not have access to parking:
—Liberty Street between Broadway and Greenwich Street
—Greenwich Street between Liberty and Rector Streets
—Trinity Place between Liberty and Morris Streets
—Little West Street between 2nd and 3rd Place
No parking will be in effect on all closed streets, including official permit parking and all cars parked illegally will be towed.
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Erik, any idea how late the salads will be served at the Murray Street location?
Alas the Juice Press on Laight just stopped selling salads on the weekends :-( Hope that Murray Street will take their place. Their salads are WAY better than Sweetgreen.
Juice Press opens on Monday!