CITY MOVING FORWARD WITH 100 GOLD DEVELOPMENT
The city-owned building, in the northwest corner of the Southbridge Towers site, will be developed into a skyscraper with 4000 residential units.

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SWEATHOUZ COMING TO WARREN AND CHURCH
The national spa franchise offers hot and cold therapies for recovery in one suite. They have taken 8000 square feet at 30 Warren.

CATCHING UP WITH ADGER COWANS ON HIS 90TH
The noted photographer lived in Tribeca for 44 years, shooting the neighborhood as well as milestones in recent history.

Michelle Griffith is a Tribeca-based real estate advisor with over $500M in neighborhood sales. A 17-year resident, she brings an insider’s perspective shaped by raising her family locally and serving on her building’s board. Known for her strategic approach and deep building-level expertise, Michelle specializes in luxury lofts, condos, and off-market opportunities across Tribeca. | Sponsored

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SEEN & HEARD
Tour Little Island with Signe Nielsen. Plus volunteer days with Hudson River Park; an after hours gallery night; a new flea market on the corner of Broadway and Lispenard.

DUANE PARK PATISSERIE IS DELIVERING FROM BROOKLYN
The bakery that was on Duane Park for more than three decades is now cooking out of a bakery in Brooklyn and delivering once a week to the park.

Your childhood just got wildly inappropriate! Brian Henson’s Puppet Up! combines uncensored improv, audience suggestions and the extraordinary skill of Henson puppeteers. Watch the puppet mayhem on screen while the performers race around below, creating a completely different show every night, with no script and no telling what happens next. Leave the kids at home. This is for ADULTS 16+ only! At BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center for 2 nights only – October 2nd and 3rd at 7pm. Visit tribecapac.org. | Sponsored

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UNIQLO WILL OPEN FRIDAY AT THE WORLD TRADE CENTER
The Japanese retailer has taken the former H&M spot on Church and will host a weekend of events and giveaways.

IN THE NEWS
Snags in the resiliency efforts at Battery Park City. Plus facade work finishes on the two towers across from Pier 40; a local travel biz gets series D funding; 2 Gold gets a fusion restaurant.

ART IN TRIBECA: SCULPTURES THAT DEFINE THE MODERN ERA
There are several Downtown connections to the Times’ list of most notable sculptures of our time, including one that is still installed in its original state.