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Art in Tribeca: Martin Schoeller at the Museum of Jewish Heritage
One of the world’s most prominent contemporary portrait photographers, Schoeller created the show to mark the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Coloring the Greenwich Hotel
A coloring book of the neighborhood. Plus a calligraphy workshop and a printing demonstration at Bowne & Co., an ode to the streets of Fidi.
Seen & Heard: Wine bar and cafe coming to Canal
The folks at Lucia Pizza are expanding. Plus two group shows at the New York Academy of Art; H&R Block on Chambers; wedding dresses on Broadway.
Seen & Heard: Ann Street is open again
Plus a panel discussion on NYC x sustainability; Marian Goodman Gallery underway at 385 Broadway; Tribeca Chamber Players take on Mozart this weekend.
Sneak Peek: StudioTwentySeven
The art and design gallery from Nacho Polo and Robert Onuska opened quietly but officially last Thursday in the beautiful space on Church and Leonard.
Hidden in Tribeca: The Village Zendo
Founded in 1986 in a living room in the West Village, the Zen meditation center is tucked away on St. John's Lane in a former nightclub.
Seen & Heard: Looking handsome again
Plus Kazumi Yoshida at Cheryl Hazan; free HIIT classes at the Seaport; redistricting again for NY10. / 10 comments
The Brooklyn Bridge in lights
The restoration of the bridge concluded with an addition of LED lights to the two towers. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Playgarden Prep adds Spanish-immersion preschool program
Plus a chef talk in Battery Park City; holy terrors and monsters at Galerie56; lunar new year celebrations at the Oculus for the next week and a half.
Seen & Heard: Brews at Brookfield
Plus Holi at PS 150; Lunar New Year at MOCA; Valentine making workshop at BPC; a free prenatal class at Cocoon.
Seen & Heard: Sponsor a little league team
Plus a spring gala for Soho Rep.; the art of Native storytelling; puppies on sale.
Non-profit founded for African Burial Ground
The national monument on Duane and Broadway has been closed due to neglect since 2022; the architect who created it 20 years ago is now hoping to advocate for repairs. / 2 comments
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Society has lost its mind letting people walk around outdoors with masks on as if it's not obviously insanely suspicious.... — person / Carjacking on North Moore has a happy ending…
I'm okay with extra reinforcing, recalling what happened at Pfizer's residential conversion on 42nd Street. Demolition could have been dusty... — Gary / Construction Update: 100 Franklin / 250 Church
I am curious how they came to the decision to rehabilitate the existing structure rather than just tear it down.... — Reademan / Construction Update: 100 Franklin / 250 Church
There is widespread agreement that the illegal Canal vendors are destroying the quality of life for local residents because they... — lowrider / In the News: More on the counterfeit vendors of Canal Street
Well said! — Robert Ripps / Demolition should start soon on the Tribeca Pharmacy building
Can we please stop calling them “vendors”!! A vendor runs a business that sells merchandise to other businesses. E.g. a... — S. / In the News: More on the counterfeit vendors of Canal Street
There are still many free attractions on Governors Island. Well worth the trip over. — JS Miller / Seen & Heard: Ess-a-Bagel getting ready on Murray