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Seen & Heard: Dance in Bogardus Plaza Thursday
Plus protestors return to garage on Harrison; an exhibit honoring health care workers in Haiti; corporate graffiti.
Forty buffalo will roam the streets of Tribeca on Friday
The herd of life-sized puppets will roam, graze and run wild through Lower Manhattan starting at Bowling Green and ending in Foley Square.
Films of Tribeca: Tribeca 25
Available as of today, the film traces the founding of the Tribeca Film Festival, its origins and how it helped shape the neighborhood it was named for.
Seen & Heard: Kyuramen is open on Gold
Plus the MTA makes some repairs at the Wall Street 2/3 station; Tribute in Light from Staple; a food tour of Morocco. / 1 comment
“IX XI” documentary about 9/11 will be screened this week
The film, which was just released at this year’s Tribeca Festival, recounts September 11, 2001, as experienced by 12 strangers..
Seen & Heard: Reclaiming Ground Zero
Plus Citizens Bank will distribute bouquets on 9/11; a Tribeca Film Festival doc; a 9/11 panel discussion at New York Law School; Tribute in Light performances.
New memorial for Port Authority employees at the World Trade Center
The 13-foot-tall sculpture is a 3D interpretation of a drawing created by Port Authority employees and was used as a symbol for the past 25 years.
Public Records coming to the Seaport
The event space in Gowanus is opening another branch at the Seaport in a historic building -- address to be announced. / 3 comments
Seen & Heard: Todd Stone at the World Trade Center
Plus reflecting on 10013 in photos; bird watching in The Battery; fall events in Battery Park City.
Bill T. Jones to commemorate 9/11 at Wagner Park
The lauded choreographer and composer Samora Pinderhughes will present a new work on September 10, 12 and 13. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Ronny Emborg staying at Atera through December
Plus Joey Bats & El Sazón are back open at the Bogardus kiosk; Keith Haring show extended to November 1; pep rally for the harbor on Governors.
Seen & Heard: Public schools start September 10
Plus a new jazz club in Fidi; no service for a few days on the N/Q/R/W; a collection of photographic portraits of widows and widowers. / 3 comments
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