SEEN & HEARD: TASTE FUND RUNNING LOW
So far the Taste of Tribeca Community Fund has delivered 5400 meals, but that might end this week. Plus photographer Yaron Leshem offering steep discounts; Sapar Contemporary offering virtual studio visits.

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STILL WORKING: KIDLIT TV
An online television channel that celebrates reading, writing and the art of children’s books — filmed out of a Franklin Street loft — is expertly poised for this moment.

THE RETURN OF CONSTRUCTION
Construction on street projects is deemed essential and continues in the neighborhood, though often the sites seem quiet.

SEEN & HEARD
A few items that have nothing to do with the virus: A tribute to the movie Sabrina and its downtown roots; a tribute to our cleaner air for earth day; 51 Franklin for sale; love in the underground.

SEEN & HEARD
Sewers got to sew, painters got to paint: Local textile artist Mary Jaeger is using her scraps to make masks into fashion statements; painter John Willenbecher shows his work via email.

ANDY KOUTSOUDAKIS FUND RAISES $53K
Started by his family as a way to honor the owner of Tribeca’s Kitchen, the fundraiser is being used to send masks to hospitals.

WHERE IN TRIBECA?
Where is this creepy little street art artifact? Good day to stroll around to find it…