Newsletter: July 16

CASA BRAZILIAN HAS CLOSED PERMANENTLY
After a year and a half in the former Khe-Yo space — and 24 years in the West Village — longtime Tribecan Jupira Lee is ending this chapter and starting anew.

💻🎮🤖🚀📲Join theCoderSchool Tribeca for Summer!
Summer coding camp is in full swing at theCoderSchool Tribeca, and there’s still time to grab a spot. Week one sold out, but four weeks are still open, each with its own theme and its own projects, so a kid can do one week or all four and never repeat a thing. From Game Development to Digital Art & Animation and Minecraft Madness to Python & AI, Arduino, Vibe Coding, and Roblox Mashup, there’s a week for every kind of curious kid. Mornings run 9 to 12, afternoons 1 to 4, and by Friday every camper walks out with something real they built. | Sponsored

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ABANDONED SITE ON WEST BROADWAY & WARREN HAS A PLAN
The corner has been an empty lot for a decade, since one developer razed the block then abandoned the project in 2019. The new team is also doing 32 Walker.

SEEN & HEARD
World Cup Finals at Governors Island. Plus free events at the Museum of the American Indian; summer streets come in August; a courteous warning.

NOSY NEIGHBOR: WHAT’S GOING ON IN THIS GARAGE ON HARRISON?
“It’s nothing but unmarked cars, the same model and no license plates. My friend thinks it could be ICE.”

WOMAN ASSAULTED ON WEST BROADWAY IN BROAD DAYLIGHT
A local woman was assaulted and knocked to the ground in April; she and her husband continue to look for ways to find the attacker.

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SEEN & HEARD
More World Cup viewing opportunities. Plus a book club for littles; Nala’s temporarily closed; Trinity awards grant to BMCC’s Project Impact.

THE PFIZER BUILDING AND ITS DOWNTOWN CONNECTIONS
The developer of the building on 42nd Street has converted more than 7500 units Downtown, starting with the first on Leonard Street in 1997.

NOSY NEIGHBOR: WHAT’S HAPPENING AT THE SONDER HOTEL?
“I was getting my nails done on Church and I happened to glance over at the old Duane Street Hotel and saw a lot of action in the window.”

 
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