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Seen & Heard: Hidden in plain sight
The plaza at Greenwich and N. Moore is sunny and quiet with no workers upstairs; Plus demo starts on 1 Park Row; the search for a fictitious pet -- or not.
In the News: Ode to the Brooklyn Bridge
Architects Marion Weiss and Michael Manfredi give a virtual tour of the bridge; local principals chat about remote learning; a former Tribecan and her mark on the art world.
Poetry about 9/11 that reverberates today
Local resident and BMCC professor Cheryl J. Fish has released a collection of poetry that discusses shared trauma and environmental crises. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Tribute at Tribeca’s Kitchen
Plus, it looks like Blood Manor has packed up; the Townley Cafe is just closed temporarily, despite signs to the contrary. / 5 comments
Weekend Distance Activity: Find the Space Invaders (or what’s left of them)
Don't read this post if you want to wander around looking for them for a while, to really kill some time. Do if you just want the guided tour. / 3 comments
Weekend Distance Activity: Take a street art walk
With the museums closed, the best way to catch some art is to stroll the streets. This week's shows include Steve ESPO Powers on Broadway and Spring and JR on Greene. / 3 comments
A man, a bike and an empty city
Matthias Dandois, who lives here in Tribeca, is taking advantage of the quiet streets to work his magic on two wheels. / 3 comments
Local photographer offers free webinar to benefit relief efforts
Kimberly Wang, a photojournalist and director, is offering her skills at visual branding to folks for free in exchange for a (voluntary) donation -- all so she can help in some way. / 15 comments
Seen & Heard: The flyover and a city that’s unimpressed
During the Blue Angels flyover, the NYPD boat got the biggest cheers; beware Amazon delivery scams; a tiny play for a time of no plays. / 4 comments
Weekend distance activity: Make art with Manhattan Youth!
Manhattan Youth is setting local kids up with the supplies to make art for a neighborhood display in its storefront windows at the Downtown Community Center.
Seen & Heard: Sewers got to sew, painters got to paint
Local textile artist Mary Jaeger is using her scraps to make masks into fashion statements; painter John Willenbecher shows his work via email.
Seen & Heard: A few items that have nothing to do with the virus
A tribute to the movie Sabrina and its downtown roots; a tribute to our cleaner air for earth day; 51 Franklin for sale; love in the underground. / 4 comments
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I am reading these comments and wonder seriously if I have swallowed something and am living in a totally different... — cami / Time to liberate the neighborhood’s sidewalks
Agreed. The spike in crime, and the mayhem in major cities across this country represent utter failure of progressive Democratic... — PeterD / Time to liberate the neighborhood’s sidewalks
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I am responding to Bizarro World. I totally agree with you. I want a " safe neighborhood". Not what is... — Tribeca Original / Time to liberate the neighborhood’s sidewalks
I feel terrible for Tokyo Bay and the Hideaway. The city has no right to block their outdoor space. Other... — Tribeca Original / Nosy Neighbor: When will the Citi Bike stations be re-installed?
Peter and Andy may they RIP. Both wonderful people. Hopefully both Gee Whiz and Tribeca Kitchen survive this horrible time.... — Tribeca Original / Gee Whiz opened yesterday!
Sounds good and bet they taste delicious!......would be a big hit out here in the Hamptons where people love to... — Richard Kurtz / Made in Tribeca: Island Ice NYC