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TCQ&A: Victoria Meakin
The longtime Tribecan and financial tech entrepreneur recently became chair of Soho Rep., which, despite its name, has been a Tribeca institution since 1991. (And their virtual gala is Monday!) / 1 comment
In the News: Two Bridges development can move forward
Plus a bird's eye view of One Wall; analyzing storefront vacancies; street art on Canal.
Seen & Heard: Dueling Immersive Van Goghs
Plus Marc Forgione is moving forward with Forge for February; herb experts to bring cocktail bar to Front Street; walking heads on Church. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Breakfast on the fire escape
Plus sans gluten at Frenchette Bakery; LMCC classes for seniors; Grand Banks East; Ohio disses NYC. / 8 comments
Seen & Heard: Whitney Community Day on Sunday
Plus the Tribeca Film Festival has shortened its name; Brookfield has mini golf through the month; meditate today on the river. / 1 comment
In the News: Looking back on Washington Street
Plus a Azikiwe Mohammed at the Yeh Art Gallery; a glut of condos in Fidi; a tourist is stabbed on the Chambers Street 1 train. / 2 comments
Nosy Neighbor: What is happening at the NYC Police Memorial?
A. wrote to ask if the Battery Park City Authority was removing the memorial installed 24 years ago on the south end of North Cove. / 1 comment
New Kid on the Block: Projekt 105
The portrait photographer Martin Schoeller enlists the talents of his neighbors to open a gallery in the former Nobu Nextdoor on Hudson. / 4 comments
Seen & Heard: Tribeca Gallery Walk this weekend
Plus federal legislation to limit helicopter noise; Goldish is back open; Fred Astaire is holding classes again. / 3 comments
Field Trip (Reprise): Domino Park
The small but clever waterfront park in Williamsburg now has several restaurants on its perimeter, and makes for a great day or night trip. / 1 comment
A retrospective of American crafts at R & Company
The show features 50 historical artists and 50 contemporary ones, all of whom have contributed to the American craft movement of the past 50 years.
Governors Island opens Saturday, May 1
And there are some new gardeners on the island: a family of five sheep. Ferries can be reserved starting now. / 1 comment
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