Newsletter: October 22

NEW KID ON THE BLOCK: FAUX
The new bistro from George McNally, Keith McNally’s son, has French comfort food and a late-night bar in the cellar.

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CATCHING UP WITH NEW KIDS: BALLOON MUSEUM
The inflatable interactive art exhibit out of Italy opened in August at the Seaport, taking over the entire Tin Building at the Seaport.

UPDATE: CONVERSION AT 83-85 CHAMBERS
The conversion of the two 19th Century buildings between Church and Broadway should be complete by next spring.

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SEEN & HEARD
Taste of the Seaport is Saturday. Plus a Peanuts event at Best Friends Animal Shelter; a contest for a local Super Kid; The Red Violin & concert at The Roxy Cinema.

BODY SCAN CLINIC TO OPEN AT BROOKFIELD
Neko Health, founded in Sweden by the founder of Spotify, will open its second NYC clinic in January. There’s already a huge waitlist.

A BUNCH OF NEW RETAIL AT 28 LIBERTY IN FIDI
A racquet sports facility has expanded, Starbucks and Madman Espresso have opened, along with a new huge event venue.

WHAT’S DOING FOR HALLOWEEN
Events start this weekend around the neighborhood at Washington Market Park, 21 Jay and Governors Island with more to come on the big day.

SEEN & HEARD
Big reno for east side of Pace campus. Plus Canstruction at Brookfield; BPCA panel on 9/11 recovery; how art can help make sense of trauma.

 

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