I’ve taken a break from the calendar of events. Instead of a comprehensive list, I’ll spotlight upcoming events of particular interest. If you host events, please email me information to tribecacitizen@gmail.com (don’t assume I’ll find it on my own).

SEPTEMBER 7
Alfred Hitchcock’s Shadow of a Doubt screens at 92YTribeca.

SEPTEMBER 8–30
Brooklynite Gallery and FB Gallery are partnering on a pop-up gallery at 368 Broadway: “[It] strives to capture the emotional aftermath of the events of 9/11 as well as a personal interpretation of Dante’s ‘Purgatorio.’ The artist, Guy Denning, is a well respected British oil painter whose focus for this body of work is on the toll the events of 9/11 took on the American citizens, rather than the governmental/war side.” ALSO: Through Saturday, Sept. 3, the space is home to a show of work by street artists, including the Brazilian ones who have been shown at FB Gallery.

SEPTEMBER 15–OCTOBER 29
Masters & Johnson Pelavin, as Pelavin Gallery is now called, celebrates its new identity with “Motel de Founex,” an exhibit by Jean-Paul Cattin: “Cattin’s large scale photographic prints are romantic, nostalgic, and often haunting observations.”

SEPTEMBER 17
A sing-along (and “swear-along”) to the South Park boys’ Team America is at 92YTribeca.

SEPTEMBER 17
The Battery Park City Block Party is from 11:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the Esplanade (near the volleyball courts by North Cove Marina.

SEPTEMBER 30
Freedy Johnston plays 92YTribeca.

NOVEMBER 3–5
Pongtopia!, a table tennis fest with “world-class players battling on Center Court, the New York Metro area’s most amazing players competing for the Brookfield Cup championship, top pros offering advice on topspin, and tables painted by legendary graffiti artists on display” at the World Financial Center Winter Garden.

NOVEMBER 10–21
Canstruction—an exhibit of sculptures made with canned food—is at the World Financial Center. Let’s hope there isn’t another earthquake….