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The woman who painted Chambers Street
Dianne Talan has made a career in art by painting the environment around her, and that has been Tribeca for the past 42 years. For us, it's a timeline of a changing neighborhood. / 5 comments
Where art and family collide
Bernard Lumpkin and Carmine Boccuzzi's collection of Black art spills into and over their family's life and history. And now there's a book to go with it. / 3 comments
In the News: Roxy kicks out Rich
Plus the story behind the artists who created Mother Cabrini; McDonald's CEO comes to Tribeca; Sant Ambroeus as fashion power cafe. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Voting is art, art is voting
A neighbor compiles art from around the country that gets out the vote; the pumpkin as politics in Washington Market Park; a family pilgrimage to Ladder 8; Blue Moon Fish has its last day on Greenwich.
The sights and sounds of Halloween in Tribeca
The Lesbian & Gay Big Apple Marching Corps sends along their quarantine performance of Baba O'Riley; plus a recap of Halloween here, with some suggestions. / 1 comment
In the News: Landmarks approves N. Moore addition
Plus only a third of Citi employees want to return to the office; a new restaurant opens mid-pandemic in the Dominick; a celebration of women in landscape architecture.
Seen & Heard: “We miss making soup and cookies”
Cafe Clementine is seeking a new Tribeca space; a man tries to break into a building on Franklin with a hammer; Soho Photo Gallery will reopen soon; ONDA Beauty has reopened for shopping and services. / 7 comments
Seen & Heard: One World Trade opens Sunday
Plus @1penemy takes on the #1 public enemy; Tre Sorelle paints it red; Temple Court brings the outdoors in; Mulberry & Vine reopens in Nomad.
Art in Tribeca: Medusa gets her man
A non-profit dedicated to the #metoo movement has installed a sculpture in Collect Pond Park that turns a Greek myth about extreme victim-shaming on its head. / 8 comments
Seen & Heard: Composting back at Greenmarket
Plus more interactive art in Battery Park City; Lower Manhattan's first brewery finally opens on Vandam. / 1 comment
Curbside Canvas is catching on in other neighborhoods
The movement is spreading downtown and over to Brooklyn. Plus there's another crawl this weekend, and a growing list of local artists who have lent their talents to the curbside scene here.
Examining the crowds and the screams at Blood Manor
I went myself to see the crowds and the experience of Blood Manor first hand. There's a lot of scary stuff going on. / 14 comments
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It's been pretty much downhill since The Harrison closed. Though Teakwood and Upon the Palace are good recent additions to... — Richard / Mr Chow is indeed closing
have to agree here - will of course give the Olio e Piu team a fair shake but i hope... — Peter G / Mr Chow is indeed closing
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If you read the article you’d see it is not true. Headline is misleading — Jennifer / Mr Chow is indeed closing
Looking forward to all the local kids performances at this year’s event! — Wendy Kong / Taste of Tribeca will be May 16 on Duane Park
Agree with N Moore Guy Re Chow but this new place is so not the answer. — Another N moore Guy / Mr Chow is indeed closing
Great photos, thanks for posting! — SW / Taste of Tribeca will be May 16 on Duane Park