Newsletter: May 28

Allied MakerNEW KID ON THE BLOCK: ALLIED MAKER
“I feel comfortable saying that every fixture is handmade with love,” says Ryden Rizzo, founder of the Allied Maker lighting company. “The pride that people take in their work is what makes an excellent product.” Visit the company’s first showroom.

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The HideawayCRAB NIGHTS AT THE HIDEAWAY
For 12 years now, Maryland Blue Crab Nights at The Hideaway have been serving up summer tradition. The authentic Chesapeake-style crabs are served every Sunday and Monday, all summer long, at both the original Hideaway Tribeca (185 Duane) and The Hideaway Seaport (22 Peck Slip). Paired with a great selection of beers, wines, and cocktails, this experience is a must for first-timers and pros alike! Sponsored.

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FDR DriveSEEN & HEARD
••• 5/24: New York Vintners will reopen. Plus: Private club to open in Tribeca; walking in to Frenchette; new map shows Landmarks Preservation Commission permits; World Trade Center mural.
••• 5/25: Tiger Woods, Ernie Els, and Justin Timberlake are involved in the private club opening in Tribeca. Plus: The same company is behind New York Vintners’ wine school; Park Row still hasn’t opened; the lavender FDR Drive (above); local legislator wants to stop robocalls; J. Crew Liquor Store painting.
••• 5/26: Bank branch closing. Plus: New restaurant said to be taking the place of Kaña on Spring; Sing for Hope pianos coming soon; open artists studios event on Broadway; absurd brokerbabble.

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Gitano renderingIN THE NEWS
••• 5/24: More on the Gitano outdoor restaurant (rendering above). Plus: Shoofly reopened in the Catskills; Robert De Niro bans Trump from Nobu; funky resale shop reviewed; Lower Manhattanites relatively healthy, except for the drinking; 14 White and 100 Franklin.
••• 5/25: Harvey Weinstein turned himself in at the 1st Precinct. Plus: Man in river tries to fight off rescuers; zoning change could mean more hotels in Lower Manhattan; a neglected building on Canal Street.

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Where in Tribeca...?WHERE IN TRIBECA…?
Congratulations to Jim Smithers for correctly identifying last week’s “Where in Tribeca…?” Discover the answer for yourself.

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Long Island CityFIELD TRIP: LONG ISLAND CITY
‘Tis the season for a boat ride up the East River, to a part of town that appears to be changing right before your eyes.

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