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New Gallery on the Block: Galerie56
Tribecan and architect Lee Mindel has opened a gallery that will be a "platform for the intersection of art, architecture and design." Not to mention a short commute. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Holiday cheer in Duane Park
Plus the Portfolio School teachers are hosting a craft sale; a lecture at the 9/11 Memorial for Generation Disaster; a new sibling for the Grand Banks.
Community Board 1 meetings for December
Updates from Hudson River Park, from the Department of Design and Construction on its street projects; from Battery Park City Authority on the park reconstruction.
West Broadway construction will continue till 2024
The work will not extend past the two blocks between Thomas and Leonard.
Newsletter: December 5
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Seen & Heard: Santa at Washington Market Park this Sunday
The two biggest games in town right now: the USMNT in the World Cup and Santa. Both making local appearances.
Distinguished Indian Canadian chef is coming to Leonard
Hemant Bhagwani owns more than a dozen restaurants in Toronto that combine Indian recipes with global flavors. / 3 comments
Gee Whiz is rebuilding its dining sheds
An upstairs neighbor, who happens to be a set designer, is helping out to add some Old New York flave to the sheds. / 6 comments
In the News: City Winery expands to Grand Central
Plus a sale for the mansion at 464 Greenwich; Marathi welcomes neighbors on Thanksgiving; a review of the Tin Building and its scents. / 1 comment
2022 Shop-Local Gift Guide: Teens!
Only because they are the most difficult group to shop for am I adding this last post for the 2021 guide. Teens! You gotta love them. Especially if they’re yours. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Christmas Tribeca style with Mariah Carey
Plus a masterpiece for the holidays at Duane Park Patisserie; Whole Foods reopened their upstairs seating; Interlude is now open on the inside as well.
Newsletter: December 1
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