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Seen & Heard: Lobster rolls at the Seaport
Plus the Lower Manhattan Historical Society honors immigrants; composting starts here in a year; Paul Taylor Dance in BPC.
In the News: Saving Chinatown
Plus a sneak peek at the renderings for 25 Water; Tsubame and its kaiseki-inspired menu; the art of Willa Nasatir. / 1 comment
Catching Up With New Kids: Bklyn Clay
The ceramics studio was founded in the South Slope and has a second location here for classes, memberships, parties and events.
Seen & Heard: BPC resident starts speech practice
Plus merchandise from vendors on the bridge is seized; a family day at the PAC; Seaport Book Club discusses Manhattan Beach. / 3 comments
Nosy Neighbor: Who is putting little sculptures in Bogardus Plaza?
The little busts have been appearing low in the bushes behind the fence for at least a year. / 3 comments
Seen & Heard: Reflecting on Tribeca in the ’80s, in novels
Plus a discusion on forensic science at the 9/11 Museum; the mayor honors longterm residents; 325 Greenwich looking handsome.
Seen & Heard: Movie night in WMP this Friday
Plus Noel Anderson's "Black Exhaustion" at Shirley Fiterman; Il Mulino is now Il Giglio; a coastal resiliency expo for Fidi and the Seaport. / 4 comments
Glowing review for a building that glows
The Times suggests that the Perelman Performing Arts Center is just what the World Trade Center needs to become a neighborhood. / 1 comment
Sneak Peek: Metropolis by Marcus Samuelsson
The 200-seat restaurant at the World Trade Center PAC will be open later this fall for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Seen & Heard: Last concert in Duane Park tonight
Plus climate week events in Battery Park City; a survey on priorities for the district; heads up on Halloween in Washington Market Park.
PACNYC, the Perelman Performing Arts Center, will host its first performance on Sept. 19
With a "ribbon connecting" ceremony today, the PAC is ready to launch into its first season. The first show is scheduled for Sept. 19. / 8 comments
In the News: Analyzing the Downtown office market
Plus can't-miss gallery shows; best late night eats; a folo on the woman pushed onto the subway tracks.
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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