EMILIA GEORGE ADDS A SECOND BOUTIQUE
Emilia George, the maternity boutique and fashion company that started here, has added a second boutique in Buckhead Village in Atlanta. I love when local businesses can use Tribeca as a launching pad.

ANGEL TREE STARTS AGAIN AT 15 BROAD
The residents of 15 Broad are once again gathering gifts and funds for the holidays for Downtowners in need as part of the Salvation Army Angel Tree program, with a goal to match its record: 700 families. Sponsors are assigned a wish list for a child or senior citizen and then purchase the three items requested. These are the only gifts the recipients get for the holidays. The families are experiencing financial hardship and live at or below the poverty line, and the majority live in the city’s shelter system. If you don’t want to do the shopping, the team will accept checks, Venmo or credit card donations in whatever amount you’re comfortable giving. The deadline is Dec. 15. Email 15BroadAngelTree@gmail.com to be matched.

GLAM-UP FOR MAX
Maybe I am just noticing? But it looks like Max restored its facade and added a nice new awning…

GROWNYC EVENT FOR TEENS
This isn’t in the neighborhood, but there are so rarely cool events for teens so adding: GrowNYC will host a free interactive, teen focused, experience on environmentalism and food sustainability. at The Whitney Museum of American Art on Friday, November 8, from 4 to 6p.
The team of educators will lead teens and chaperones through exploring the impact of our relationships with food on the environment, what is artistic expression in agriculture, and the role of sensory awareness in motivating community advocacy & change. More info here.