Newsletter: Sept. 19

TODD SNYDER IS OPEN AT THE LIQUOR STORE
A bespoke menswear designer takes advantage of the charm of the landmarked Liquor Store at 2 White Street, the former J. Crew shop on West Broadway.

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A NEW SOCIAL CLUB IS COMING TO BROADWAY
Two sisters have created a leisure company called Highcourt that will convert the five-story Grosvenor building into a hive of physical and intellectual cultural activities.

SEEN & HEARD
Concert this weekend in WMP. Plus local framers star on the silver screen; a shout out to the gardeners of PS 234; a local artist has an installation at a shop in Two Bridges.

IN THE NEWS
Ground broken at Liz Berger park. Plus another Chelsea gallery is uprooting and heading down here; a few local spots make a fancy lunch list; the Tribeca Film Festival makes a deal at Pier 57 for movies on the roof.

KIDS THESE DAYS: SYLVIE GOLDNER & FIRST STROKES
A local competitive swimmer realizes her Bard classmates don’t know how to swim, so she teaches them. Her goal now? Offer free swim lessons to every high schooler in the city.

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SEEN & HEARD
Reade Street vet is retiring. Plus Amazon’s weird treasure truck on Hudson; the long awaited Canal Street Oysters is open.

IN THE NEWS
Hope springs from the burgeoning gallery district. Plus getting coverage for 9/11-related illnesses; tiny vegetables take over city restaurants; a bike theft in Hudson River Park; more galleries open this month.

SEEN & HEARD
Broken, like my childhood. Plus a Malaysian master at Sapar Contemporary and a new show at Soho Photo; Real Pilates will lead a free class in Freeman Plaza; another invader spotted in Tribeca.

 

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