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Seen & Heard: Free Pie!
Plus: Congratulations to Marc Forgione; Anne Rice; Moomah adult workshops; Chinese food and a movie on Christmas.
In the News: Temple Court
Also known as abandoned 5 Beekman Street. Plus: restaurateur and "club kid" Matt Abramcyk; the real-estate hunt of John Ransom Phillips; and bicyclists from behind.
In the News: Five Franklin Place
It's going on the block. Plus: Weather Up delay explanation; Hudson Square streetscape revamp; that Gehry building; WTC responder settlement; "Edgewise" reviewed; Tiny's.
Seen & Heard: Tunney Vision
Plus: Spa and salon deals; pop-up beauty-product shop; a neighborhood restaurant would like your help; want to be on the radio?
Seen & Heard: Seasonal Whispers
Expanding into Soho. Plus: Weather Up unfinished?; Gymboree Play & Music discount; Hanukkah party; Room artist event; Khushi sale.
Seen & Heard: Neon Drums
Plus: Park51 info sessions; craft lessons; meeting about off-leash dogs in Battery Park; Tribeca Language deal; gingerbread house workshops; discount at the Flea.
Can-Do Attitude
The 2010 Canstruction awards ceremony was held Monday night: Twenty-five engineering and architecture firms competed in categories such as "Best Use of Label," "Structural Integrity," and "Best Overall."
Seen & Heard: Cowgirl Sea-Horse Deal
Plus: Titanic Park; Moomah and Mom Filter party; Mysterious Bookshop Christmas book; guitarist Robert Fripp; Philadelphia cream cheese.
In the News: BPC Ice Rink Kiboshed
Plus: "Tiny Furniture" review; young feminists at 92YTribeca; vacant FiDi building comes to life; new school by the Seaport.
Hannah’s Story
"Fire in My Heart," a new exhibit at the Museum of Jewish Heritage, recounts the life of Hannah Senesh, who was born in Budapest in 1921 and was executed by firing squad 23 years later.
Seen & Heard: City Hall Park
Plus: TenOverTen salon delayed; Steven Alan sample sale details; Tribeca Clayworks open house; discount on kids' theater; winter fruit CSA.
Making “Tiny Furniture”
The buzzy film "Tiny Furniture" opens tomorrow; its writer-director-star is from Tribeca, and most of it was shot here. I chatted with the producer about the experience.
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