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Gearing up to fight an interactive theater in Fidi
The theater production "Sleep No More" would bring thousands of theatergoers per night to the former bank building at 18 William. Neighbors figure the name says it all. / 33 comments
Seen & Heard: The facade at the Clock Tower building revealed
Plus the tree pits on Chambers get some TLC; Songs for Seeds opens another franchise; the South African artist Luke Baggott at Steven Amedee paints NYC. / 6 comments
Seen & Heard: Maman in Fidi
Plus a science fair for the little ones at Buckle My Shoe; jazz on Fridays at Church Street School; a new listings site for events at the Seaport geared for kids.
UPDATEx2: Manhattan Sentinels leave their posts; will return; artist dies at 97
The cluster of monumental cast iron sculptures titled "Manhattan Sentinels" by noted sculptor Beverly Pepper has been removed, but will return after the plaza is waterproofed. / 7 comments
In the News: Pick-A-Bagel politics
Plus Meryl Streep finally unloads her loft; Anna Wintour hosts at Locanda Verde; a new chair for Soho Rep; a designer opens up his Soho apartment for customers. / 3 comments
Seen & Heard: Rainbow over One World Trade
Plus Michael Dorf will honor Carly Simon in his annual fundraiser; the friends of Hudson River Park's playgrounds; welcoming another storekeeper baby.
Seen & Heard: Giant rollers for your lymph system
Plus a silent film set to live music TONIGHT at the Winter Garden; Opening Ceremony in Soho to close; 91 Leonard is fully revealed; a lecture on Democratic Socialists at the Seaport. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Journalism on paper, oh my!
Plus kids can learn to make comics at the BPC library; a lecture on Democratic Socialism; a capella at Tribeca PAC; a group show at Alexander and Bonin.
Seen & Heard: The neighborhood’s ghost signs explained
An East Village photographer has compiled 100 stories behind downtown's ghost signs, including a bunch in the neighborhood. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Restaurant week starts tomorrow
Plus a longtime local doc has an art show; a local crafter has a baby; the neighborhood lights up at night. / 3 comments
Seen & Heard: Seesaws at the Seaport
Plus the Solaire is going (partially) coop; the Children's Museum of the Arts examines the home; the 9/11 Tribute Museum says it's not closing. / 2 comments
Film honors Robert Janz and his work on our streets
Filmmaker Joanna Kiernan followed local artist Robert Janz for two years, picking up his story at age 80, as he started making graffiti around the city, but mostly here, in greater Tribeca. / 1 comment
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it is rather interesting to here everyone opinion since i have the 9 min video of the entire accident from... — I have proof bikers dont pay attention / Bike rider in critical condition after early morning collision
We ate there last week. Really nice to have in the neighborhood. Great food, drinks and staff. The pastas we... — WCJ / Catching Up With New Kids: Nonna Dora’s
For the record, I contacted this commenter directly and watched the video to make sure it existed. — Tribeca Citizen / Bike rider in critical condition after early morning collision
Why do people act like the food was slop? Eating in Chinatown and going to Mr chow are entirely different.... — WV Local / Mr Chow is indeed closing
WV resident here. This is such a shame. Genuinely disappointed. First in Mr Chow closing, so many great memories there.... — WV Local / Mr Chow is indeed closing
Relatedly, there is a Little Syria walking tour with Asad Dandia of New York Narratives and sponsored by ArteEast this... — malcolm / Artwork dedicated to Little Syria in Fidi
Always wondered how they managed to stay in business this long… Walk (or bike) to Chinatown for better food, lower... — Robert Ripps / Mr Chow is indeed closing