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Seen & Heard: The List of Letting Go
Plus: Woody Allen film shoot; restaurant serving kids for free on Halloween; Warren Street topper; sad dead tree. / 3 comments
In the News: The Battle for Franklin Place
Plus: Buildings to be lit orange in an effort to woo Amazon; Landmarks violation on Beach Street; communal living as art. / 3 comments
Seen & Heard: Phone-Payment Test at Subway Turnstiles
Plus: Eataly shifts space away from food; Grand Banks extended its season; a meeting about storm resiliency; above-the-law behavior from someone in the state attorney general's office; fixing the error at the Jewish Museum; film/ad shoot. / 4 comments
Seen & Heard: Five & Dime Is Serving Alcohol
Plus: The Woolworth Building unsheathed; NFL meetings this week at the Conrad to discuss anthem rule change; cyanotype exhibit; shoot on Hudson. / 1 comment
In the News: The Battery Maritime Hotel Is Back On
Plus: More on the recent Styrofoam snowstorm; Community Board 1 to convene a housing subcommittee; Charlotte Gainsbourg is living in Tribeca.
Seen & Heard: “A Few More Weeks” for Tetsu
Plus: The lineup for City Vineyard's singer-songwriter series; another cryotherapy outfit opens tomorrow; local Greenmarket with a wider variety of produce; White Street storefront. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Bogardus Plaza Scavenger Hunt
Plus: Inside the Compleat Sculptor store; "Tribeca Rooftops" painting; Cortlandt Alley building for sale; the Modigliani show at the Jewish Museum. / 2 comments
A New Jazz Club
Wilbur's Warehouse is run by the Wilbur Ware Institute, "dedicated to preserving the history of jazz as seen and experienced by the innovators and master musicians who created, perform, and perpetuate the art form. / 7 comments
Seen & Heard: New Restaurant at Pakistan Tea House Space
Plus: Progress at Au Cheval restaurant; a shipping service opened an office on Duane; Downtown Community Center benefit concert for hurricane victims; sorrel drink update; "Bull" shoot.
In the News: Former Subway Shop Sold
Plus: Rem Koolhaas to design New Museum extension; ICP Museum is leaving the Bowery; actors Morena Baccarin and Ben McKenzie live in Battery Park City; hook-up steals man's watch; Park Row bike path angst. / 3 comments
Museum of Modern Graffiti | October 2017
When I started this series, there was enough street art for a post every few months, then every six months; now it’s once a year, if we're lucky. / 3 comments
Seen & Heard: A Peek Inside Il Mulino
Plus: Activity reported at dormant hotel site in northwest Tribeca; R & Company's pop-up exhibit of art carpets; 91 Leonard started getting windows; a doorman's parking privilege. / 1 comment
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What he notes as unsafe streets -- waiting on a bus and climate change -- are worries for .0000001% of... — Downtown Dad Reborn / The Candidates 2026: Ryder Kessler for Assembly District 66
Tribeca has become a waste land of relatively affordable restaurants. It’s a joke. — MH / Nish Nush has closed to make way for a new building
This is sad news. So few vegan and vegetarian places in lower Manhattan. I hope they find a new location... — Marcus / Nish Nush has closed to make way for a new building
I don't mind their food. It's fine. But getting a reservation sucks. — J / Restaurant from Carbone folks coming in early 2027 to Tribeca Grill
Ben Yee is the absolute worst of all the candidates with the robocalls and also ignores requests to stop calling... — A NYC / The Candidates 2026: Ben Yee for Assembly District 66
hope they have some reasonably priced items — tribecan / Restaurant from Carbone folks coming in early 2027 to Tribeca Grill
I don’t know if it’s another steakhouse that the neighborhood needs. — Cd / Restaurant from Carbone folks coming in early 2027 to Tribeca Grill