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A granddaughter honors Sylvia Weinstock and the mother-daughter bond in film
The famed cake designer and her daughter shared one apartment during quarantine, discussing life's biggest issues and then some. A film ensued. Screenings are this week. / 2 comments
Hall des Lumières opens on Chambers Street
The digital media company Culturespaces has transformed the landmarked lobby of the Emigrant Savings Bank, turning it into a video experience. / 4 comments
In the News: Hot cocktails in the neighborhood
Holywater is hot. Plus Goldman job cuts; culture to attract capital; rescue in the Hudson; the days and months following 9/11.
Seen & Heard: Music tonight on the Lilac
Plus Japanese tailors can now return to The Armoury; a video tour of the Tin Building with Jean-Georges; celebrating the butterflies and the bees.
In the News: Raves for Chambers on Chambers
Plus James Fuentes Gallery is coming to 52 White; a dispute ends at 465 Washington; a review of Jay-Z's real estate portfolio.
Made in Tribeca: FEYZ Studio
Tribecan and architect Feyza Kemahlioglu blends her Turkish roots with a modern sensibility to create sculptural tableware and lighting.
Seen & Heard: Movies in Washington Market Park
Plus the painter Bullet Shih at Steven Amedee; Washington Market Pediatrics moves to Washington Street; Alvin Eng reads in the East Village.
Seen & Heard: It’s mooncake season
Plus more spotted lantern flies; another protest at Wagner; the last call at Gigino in Wagner Park.
Seen & Heard: Jazz on Governors
Plus One Wall reveals interiors; Rigor Hill Market coming soon; a donation drive for asylum seekers. / 1 comment
In the News: The first hearings on congestion pricing
Plus a Greek cooking class at Marathi; new lunch spots downtown; cool art kids in Fidi. / 14 comments
Seen & Heard: Movie nights in Washington Market Park
Plus Strings-on-Hudson on Thursday; NY Law School dean chosen for City Planning Commission; low polio vax rates in BPC.
Art in Tribeca: Jaime Miranda-Bambarén at Thomas Paine Park
13 monumental seeds, carved from the roots of giant eucalyptus trees from Peru, are scattered throughout the park. / 3 comments
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I just signed the petition. Sounds like a fun way to make the Plaza more like a European sidewalk cafe.... — SW / Bogardus Plaza kiosk operators are requesting a liquor license
They will have to cordon off an area for those drinking, as they do in Hudson River Park for Drift... — Tribeca Citizen / Bogardus Plaza kiosk operators are requesting a liquor license
If you follow Meadow Lane's owner on TikTok, you'll get great updates on timing, menu tastings, construction updates, etc. His... — TribecaTok / Nosy Neighbor: When will Meadow Lane open?
I don't understand how this would circumvent the prohibition of alcohol in public parks(?). Or in public in general. Also,... — B.Thompson / Bogardus Plaza kiosk operators are requesting a liquor license
What about Honeybrains? — Erica E / Nosy Neighbor: When will Meadow Lane open?
"Unknown12 Could be Tribeca or Soho" I'm pretty sure that's Great Jones Alley, on Great Jones between Broadway and Lafayette... — Alex in NYV / Tribeca in the 1980s
We were married twenty-eight years ago, both in our fifties. It was a simple wedding, but I wanted a Sylvia... — Alexandra Simmonds / Sylvia Weinstock, whose cakes became the stars of many celebrity weddings, has died at 91