THE OLD KIDS ON A NEW BLOCK: MAX
Max has moved, and as of this week, it is back in business with a liquor license and the menu it’s had since the original Max’s was opened on Avenue B 19 years ago.

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CLASSIC ALBUMS LIVE PERFORMS ABBEY ROAD
The Beatles’ classic album Abbey Road will be performed by Classic Albums Live on Thursday, April 4th at 8PM. Classic Albums Live recreates classic rock albums, reproduced to be as true to the original recording as possible. A full orchestra of brilliant musicians go to great lengths to faithfully recreate every sound on the original album live on stage, note for note. The concert includes the Beatles’ classic Abbey Road LP performed in its entirety, followed by a set of other Beatles hits. Tribeca Performing Arts Center is located at 199 Chambers St. Call 212-220–1460. / Sponsored

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SEEN & HEARD
A goodbye and two hellos: The Liquor Store is officially closed; Dr. Smood coming to Goldman corridor; Bogardus Garden making progress; Kings staff pitches in; The Wonder getting closer?

IN THE NEWS
Fining the floating billboard. Plus Frenchette staff helps arrest a very bad man; updates on the city’s efforts to ban development voids; land use process to start for proposed White Street jail.

SIGNS OF SPRING IN TRIBECA
We are a long way from full bloom, but signs around the neighborhood show that spring is coming, if not officially sprung.

AKA AKA SMYTH LOBBY AND BAR TO OPEN IN MAY
Luxury minimalist Jennifer Post, whose resume includes residential projects at One 57 and The Apthorp, designed the new lobby and bar/lounge for the AKA Smyth hotel.

IN THE NEWS
More on and of Crown Shy. Plus One Beekman Street rising; Star sightings at Frenchette (mais bien sur); Brookfield gets a smell-full tenant; Instacart gets pushed out of Whole Foods.

SEEN & HEARD
Dance classes for adults. Plus gardening for kids in BPC parks starts this week; the Holocaust museum hosts a discussion; Whole Foods hosts a beauty product swap; R&Co. shows bentwood from South Korea.