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Seen & Heard: A welcome sight at City Hall
City Hall Park is open. Plus local preschools will host a virtual fair; outdoor movies are already sold out at the Oculus; but the beer is coming. / 2 comments
City Winery opens in its new space tomorrow
City Winery, which was kicked out of its original home on Varick and Spring, has reopened in Hudson River Park's Pier 57 with tons of outdoor space.
Mother Cabrini statue is unveiled today at the South Cove
The statue will honor Italian Americans but also immigrants and New York women who changed the cultural landscape of the city.
In the News: Man arrested for shots fired on Franklin
Plus a show at Postmasters illustrates 2020 crises; an explainer on the Soho rezoning; kudos for the new residence on Church and Chambers. / 3 comments
In the News: Century will close mid-November
Plus the pandemic as endurance art; romance at The Odeon; Muscle Maker Grill sets up a ghost kitchen for third party apps.
Seen & Heard: Are you kidding me?
Tribeca's Kitchen has to close patio for gas leak; 7-Eleven will open at 110 Church; City Winery opening soon with indoor music events. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: More art at the curb
Five more restaurant curbside seating areas have been painted by artists, and there are more to come. Plus a show opens tonight at The Untitled Space. / 2 comments
Art in Tribeca: RAE BK on Staple Street
The elusive street artist has filled a literal hole in the wall on Staple Street that was just begging for something fun. And there's more where that came from. / 1 comment
A poetry scavenger hunt in Battery Park City
Poets House has installed fragments of 53 poems throughout the park, making for an inspirational weekend -- or anytime -- activity. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Eligible men at The Beekman
A Tiktoker celebrates downtown nightlife singles scenes; the galleries will stay open late on Friday; 11 Greene is revealed.
In the News: Local pools can reopen
Plus a critic's eye on Soho graffiti; cops draw guns on protestors near Foley Square; Ground Zero workers hit harder by Covid-19.
Field Trip: New Paltz
With a two-hour drive, you can hit dozens of hikes as well as good eats and shopping in town, a history tour of the country's oldest settlement and an art museum on a SUNY campus. / 3 comments
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