Newsletter: October 1

SPOTLIGHT: GREENWICH ST. JEWELERS AT 50
Founded in Fidi in 1976 and now on Reade, the family business is celebrating with a photo exhibition at the store on Reade Street.

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TRUE NORTH OPEN ON GREENWICH & DESBROSSES
The bar replaces North Bar. Plus Claude is in Hudson Square; Hermes has closed in Fidi; Loveless Coffees is now at Shinola.

SEEN & HEARD
The Great Tribeca Scavenger Hunt. Plus Sardi Klein photographs at Western Union; Taste of the Seaport is now on for October 24; Fidi’s Lunch Box is October 7.

BMCC Tribeca PAC presents Cirque-tacular’s Spooktacular, in association with DCA Productions, on Sunday, October 18, at 3PM. Spooks, specters, and scaredy-cats contort and cavort through a high-flying circus of scare. Vampire’s soar, skeletons stagger, and acrobatic cats romp through a humorously haunted bazaar of the bizarre. Indulge your inner eerie in this family-friendly, bone-chilling delight! Cirque-tacular Productions is considered one of the premiere acrobatic production companies in the United States. All Ages | Sponsored

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SEEN & HEARD
Jazz Lunch in Bogardus. Plus two fall events at Gotham Park under the Brooklyn Bridge; Rock the Block street fair on Duane Park with Chabad.

SNEAK PEEK: DESIGNER RESIDENCE
The boutique has taken the former Naturino space on Reade between Hudson and Greenwich.

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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STARBUCKS ON CHAMBERS HAS CLOSED
The coffeeshop has anchored that corner, in the base of the Cosmopolitan/Frederick Hotel on West Broadway, for more than two decades. There’s already interest in the space.

A DOCUMENTARY HONORS 9/11 SANITATION WORKERS
Along with the film, DSNY also unveiled a new memorial at the Spring Street garage just north of Canal on West Street.

 

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