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Seen & Heard: OneSeed to come by end of summer
Plus a talk on Antimatter with the neighbors at Projekt 105; Goldish has reopened; introducing the TC Boys of Summer.
Seen & Heard: Meg Webster on Governors Island
Plus LaserAway is back open; the Alamo Drafthouse is on track again for fall; Chekhov at Castle Clinton this month.
David Crosby sings the praises of Tribeca history
The Martin Guitar Co. spent its first years here at what is now 200 Hudson, starting a company that would go on to make some of the most coveted guitars. / 2 comments
In the News: Celebrating 15 years of Grandaisy
Plus a tribute to New Yorkers who kept the city running during covid; the architect of the salt shed dies; Fidi foot traffic is at 50 percent. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Music nights are back on at Duane Park
Plus a pop-up collective of Colombian artisan goods at 5 Harrison this weekend; Pride at Brookfield; the film festival at The Battery.
Seen & Heard: Film festival getting ready
Plus an artist has transformed six rooms at Blood Manor; Statue tickets are easy to come by; an art installation that asks viewers to Say Their Names at The Battery. / 3 comments
Aphrodite Crying is not in Fidi. Or is it?
The Italian sculptor Salvatore Garau has installed an invisible sculpture in front of Federal Hall that may or may not be there all season -- or forever. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Three more weeks of jazz
Plus Twiggy To Go will soon be to stay; One White looks almost ready, and in the meantime they are growing their own produce in Columbia County. / 3 comments
In the News: Moxy hotel handed back to bank
Plus office vacancy rates continue to climb; 11 Beach owners sue its developer; Black Wall Street Gallery is vandalized.
Seen & Heard: Delimarie on Duane is closed
Plus Gotham Cheer cheers for Pride this weekend; Parm in BPC is still not closed; Bogardus gets an official ribbon cutting. / 6 comments
Art in Tribeca: Melvin Edwards at City Hall Park
The Public Art Fund has installed six monumental pieces by the sculptor, whose decades of work explores the issues of slavery and the African diaspora. / 3 comments
Seen & Heard: A gallery comes to One Hudson
Plus movies and exercise start now at the Seaport; River to River starts next week; a new Chinese restaurant opens in Fidi.
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J, we should all be humble and grateful to have a roof over our heads. I agree that homeless people,... — Native / City plans three homeless shelters for downtown
Fun. Love photos. — j. / Field Trip: Rockaway Hotel
There is so much ugliness, vitriol, hate, and aggression in majority of these comments it makes my stomach turn. Humanity... — j. / City plans three homeless shelters for downtown
August you are ugly. — TG / City plans three homeless shelters for downtown
Oh Bobby, Bobby, Bobby. Your comment is infantile and ineffectual. For all shelters, small is better. I work on a... — TG / City plans three homeless shelters for downtown
I no longer have a little one at home but this is a nice addition to the neighborhood. Welcome. — TG / Healthynest baby products coming to Warren
Wonderful family adventures! Thanks for the slice. — TG / Field Trip: Rockaway Hotel