••• Carini Lang has a spectacular-looking show coming up: “Joseph Carini presents a show of 20 gifted street artists whose work has been transformed into hand-woven tapestries.” Artists include DAIN (pictured above), BEAU, RAE, ELLE, BEN FINE, COST, ENX, JIM JOE, READER, Third World Pirate, and STINK FISH. (I capped according to the press release.) The exhibit is called “Back Against the Wall,” and it opens April 23, when there’s also a party 6-8:30 p.m.; RSVP at info@carinilang.com.

••• The Juice Press on Greenwich is now slated to open April 14 (and not this week as initially indicated).

••• That Burger King that I rang the alarm about? I think it’s on Canal, across for Cortlandt Alley—what I mean is, there’s a Burger King there, and I can’t tell if it’s new or not. I’d go in and ask, but I’m too much a crème brûlée kind of guy.

••• “There will be a Build Schools Now meeting held on at Manhattan Youth, 120 Warren Street on Tuesday, April 1, from 6:00 – 7:30pm. Please come to learn more about the school overcrowding crisis and what you can do about it. RSVP here.”

••• School benefit alert! “Downtown Little School 2014 Benefit Auction: Friday, May 16, 2014, 7-10 p.m. at Thalassa. Event tickets and raffle entries go on sale this Wednesday, April 2; for tickets and more info visit littleschoolauction.com. Join us for a lively evening of cocktails, food, and an amazing auction to support the Downtown Little School. We are celebrating 15 years at 15 Dutch Street in the heart of FiDi. The Downtown Little School is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization. Funds raised are a key part of the annual operating budget and will be used for everyday operations, classroom upgrades, financial aid and retention of our outstanding staff!”

••• Eleven-year-old Pierce Lyons charmingly welcomed Taylor Swift to Tribeca with a song at the P.S. 89 talent show.

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