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In the News: Local merchants fighting wine tariffs
Plus Gibney dance gets a whopper of a grant; a Philly cheesesteak adds a New York twist; star-crossword lovers take their four-letter word for promises downtown. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Icca on Warren on hold
Plus: carp spotted swimming downtown; a Black Fox runs uptown; Hudson Square adds some color to its light poles. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Bowie’s “Blackstar” on cello at Winter Garden
Plus art house classics shown in a BPC series; the deli on Lafayette and Duane is closed; Staple Street bridge property gets some facade repairs. / 1 comment
In the News: Construction back on at St. Nicholas Church
Still $40 million short, the construction of the St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church will resume with a new board and intervention from the governor. / 4 comments
In the News: Gateway tenants win a lawsuit against landlord
Plus CB1 has questions for the new head of the Perelman Performing Arts Center; three local restaurants make Pete Wells' short list of best dishes of 2019.
Seen & Heard: Talking 2020 politics in BPC
Plus a poetry reading at Pen Parentis; a preview of the bean; how you spell Tribeca at Puffy's; how pier workers take a siesta.
52 Reasons to be excited about the future
There's a massive crop of new restaurants on the horizon -- mostly from tested brands -- as well as two new parks, new ballfields, and big changes for the Seaport District. / 3 comments
In the News: Going after the long-standing sidewalk bridges
Plus Cardi B. shoots in the jenga building; Rossignol opens in Soho; the re-opened Artists Space reviewed.
Portrait of the Artist: Mary Jaeger
The latest in photographer Claudine Williams's series of Q&As with local people in the arts: the textile and clothing designer Mary Jaeger. / 4 comments
Seen & Heard: Jean Holabird at the Western Union building
Plus Museum of Ice Cream reopens in Soho; Battery Park City will recycle trees through Jan. 24; the Woolrich store in Soho has installed a room where it snows all the time. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Donate your soccer jerseys today!
Plus Jefferson Hayman at Amedee Gallery; two ambitious exhibits at the Museum of Chinese in America; and a free ballet Nutcracker at the Winter Garden this weekend.
The Archive of Contemporary Music is closing
The record archive known as ARC, founded by Tribeca resident b. George in 1977, is moving from its White Street location -- and its last annual holiday sale starts Saturday. / 3 comments
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Trinity Church, yes I know is in FiDi, offers amazing programs to those in need - Compassion Meals, 5 days... — A2 / Happy Thanksgiving to all, and thanks to all who make this a great place to live
Wishing Liz continued success with Della’s! But sad to hear the wine shop is closing. — Lisa / Frankly Wines has closed
Liz was so nice, helpful and always had great wine selection advice. I also remember Christy Frank who opened the... — Merle Temkin / Frankly Wines has closed
Although it is not solely Tribeca based, the head office of Big Apple Greeters a home-grown, free volunteer-run tour guide... — Bob Moore / Happy Thanksgiving to all, and thanks to all who make this a great place to live
This one hurts!!!! — JB / Frankly Wines has closed
Yes it has. Nice to see independent businesses growing. — TheBlackSquirrel / Blank Street Coffee taking storefront at 32 Avenue of the Americas
This is so sad... it was such a nice store and they were always so friendly... will be missed! — Richard / Frankly Wines has closed