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Seen & Heard: The Nutcracker at Brookfield
Plus a new fitness studio on Lafayette; the Lilac heads to the shipyard; Devon & Blakely opens at 200 Liberty in Brookfield.
JR’s local connection
A longtime Tribecan produced a new documentary about the famed street artist who installed several murals here in the neighborhood. / 9 comments
Seen & Heard: Painting from Tribeca to Washington Heights
A local painter creates a 90-foot-long Manhattan panorama on a wall in White Plains; plus the sounds of downtown; rainbows over Mariah Carey.
In the News: Boulud taking over Augustine
Plus the Tribeca Gallery District gets another shout-out; local architect Thierry Despont is selling his townhouse. / 6 comments
Made in Tribeca: The Auntyland Film Festival
Sylvia Wong Lewis used her role as an aunty to document her family's complex history. Now she's celebrating the work of aunties -- and women and girls -- in film.
What’s better than a Tribeca Halloween?
Even without this year's party, the Friends of Washington Market Park's annual parade was a great celebration of the neighborhood. / 3 comments
Seen & Heard: Battery Park as Native lands
Plus James Cohan takes a second space on Walker; FedEx moves to Worth; Citibank branch on Hudson and N. Moore is closed permanently. / 1 comment
New Kid in Fidi: Alamo Drafthouse
The new 14-plex has reclining seats, table service during the show, a bar outside with 48 taps and oddly -- a letterpress inking custom prints for events. Oh and no texting -- or else. / 4 comments
Seen & Heard: Icca on Warren is open
The Japanese omakase restaurant has been brewing for ages; cats at The Journal Gallery; a dancer takes Manhattan; one of the world's best squash players opens his own facility. / 9 comments
Seen & Heard: Considering Sandy nine years later
A boat tour will discuss the effects of flooding in NYC. Plus a walking tour of the BPCA resiliency plans; new theater and comedy at Soho Rep.; performances at Pace.
In the News: The original Black media king
Plus a new Net settles on Reade Street; the story behind the new name at 77 Greenwich; De Niro wins in court. / 1 comment
UPDATE: What’s doing for Halloween?
The usual Tribeca events are scaled down again this year, but there's still fun to be had door-to-door at the neighborhood's storefronts and at Washington Market Park. / 9 comments
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Amazing photo of Tribute in Light! — SW / Seen & Heard: Kyuramen is open on Gold
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Translation: Hello Mikey Flowers, for 25 years now, you and your team have been providing a white rose for the... — Tribeca Citizen / Mikey Flowers and the 9/11 Memorial keep a tradition alive