••• City Hall Park’s new exhibit, Danh Vo: We the People, is being installed. The Public Art Fund exhibit is “a life-size copper replica of the statue in over 250 individual parts fabricated over the course of three years using the original techniques and materials.” It’s also in Brooklyn Bridge Park.

••• Either Los Americanos quietly got a cabaret license or it’s dancing on the edge…. The tweet below right was from Saturday.

••• Still no correct guesses for last week’s Where in Tribeca…? It’s in central Tribeca, I promise.

••• Sunday, May 18, is Friends of Bogardus Garden’s Spring Celebration, with music and kids’ activities. It’s 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

••• Yesterday from S.: “We noticed massive security detail at the playground on the  Pier 25. An hour later we realized that Secretary of State Kerry and his family were in Tribeca. We also noticed four serious helicopters about an hour earlier—wondering if that was their arrival?”

••• I was Citi Biking around northwest Tribeca yesterday when I noticed that the cobblestones on Greenwich were bumpier than usual—the mortar, or whatever it’s called, between the block appears to be eroding. This photo doesn’t really do it justice, and maybe cars won’t mind it, but Citi Biking is even more teeth-rattling. UPDATE: I just noticed that parts of Harrison are just as bad. Maybe this is normal? The city agencies responsible for this and the bike obsession really should’ve had a meeting at some point.

••• A guest at the TC/Joy Gryson event the other night mentioned that Saleya is now closed weekends, except for private events…?

••• The storefront at Hubert has been unveiled. It looks good! Pictured below the current version are ones from 2012 and the late 1980s (courtesy Yvonne Babineaux, from her wonderful cache).

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