••• Regarding the food court at Brookfield Place: “Press has been invited to a tasting on May 29. It isn’t clear whether that’s also the opening day for the public.” I‘m trying hard not to be offended about being excluded—has anyone else written remotely as much about the Brookfield Place revamp?—but I’m failing. Update: The nice folks at Dig Inn invited me. —Downtown Post NYC

••• Former New York Times editor Jill Abramson—who lives in Tribeca—took a walk with her dog, Scout. —New York Post

••• Tribeca Treats is making a lot of Frozen cakes. —New York Times

••• The Wall Street Journal recaps a bunch of condos in the works near City Hall Park (leaving out 19 Park Place, 12-14 Warren, 101 Murray, the Park51 building, the Reade Chambers, and probably others on the east side of the park).

••• “Pace University is starting a performing arts school.” —New York Times

••• At the “Dream House” exhibit on Church: “Last year attendance jumped 50 percent, to 80 a day or more […] with ever-younger groups staying up to six hours.” Six hours?! —New York Times

••• Some people won’t be going to the 9/11 Museum. —New York Times

••• Two people are horrified that the 9/11 Museum has a gift shop. —New York Post

••• The sidewalk shed is down at the Fulton Center. —Curbed

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