PACNYC WILL START PERFORMANCES SEPT. 19
With a “ribbon connecting” ceremony, the PAC is ready to launch into its first season. The first show is scheduled for Sept. 19.

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NOSY NEIGHBOR: WHY ARE SO MANY VENDORS ALLOWED ON THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE?
Similar to Canal Street, the Brooklyn Bridge pedestrian path is clogged with vendors, and none are permitted.

SEEN & HEARD
Join Friends of Bogardus Plaza. Plus a shout-out from the West Coast; take home a nude; tips on publishing your own photography book.

HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM TAMID
THE DOWNTOWN SYNAGOGUE
The Tamid Community wishes you and your loved ones a happy and healthy Jewish new year. All are welcome to join us Downtown for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur and to start 5784 with neighbors and friends. Our Hebrew School starts this week and we love new students. Email connect@tamidnyc.org to get involved. tamidnyc.org / Sponsored

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SNEAK PEEK: ORANGETHEORY FITNESS
This studio — the biggest in Manhattan — has room for 16 people at each of three stations for hour-long classes that carefully track your heartrate on an app.

IN THE NEWS
Analyzing the Downtown office market. Plus can’t-miss gallery shows; best late night eats; a folo on the woman pushed onto the subway tracks.

ART IN TRIBECA: ART AT THE WTC
Silverstein Properties has created a website for its public art in all four towers and the plazas, which makes for a great walking tour.

Shop cloud-soft pajamas you can live and dream in! Cozyland is a new collection by Morgan Curtis, designer of renowned sleepwear brand Morgan Lane. We will have women’s, kids, and baby pajamas to refresh your fall wardrobe along with a preview of the upcoming holiday collection! Find great gifts for new moms, brides, and back to school! / Sponsored
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SEEN & HEARD
Speak Out New York moving to new location. Plus a pop-up from Morgan Lane sleepwear; coffee from Tokyo; early education and preschool fair from HRP Mamas.

MOMOFUKU SSAM BAR AT THE SEAPORT WILL CLOSE
The coziest spot at Pier 17 opened in 2019 as Bar Wayo and two years later was converted when Ssam Bar moved from the East Village.