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Seen & Heard: The BIDs maintain lists of open retailers
Plus Gran Morsi sets up fund for employees; greetings from a Chambers Street regular; for your evening stroll: lights at the Seaport. / 4 comments
Tribeca Film Festival rolling out a short film a day
The festival's alumni filmmakers are offering a few minutes of distraction from the coronavirus news cycle. Try it.
Seen & Heard: A fundraiser for Plaza salons
Plus Alexander and Bonin host a virtual gallery show; a reminder to do the census; have your cocktails delivered to the door.
Local Non-Profit Update: Church Street School
The school for music and art, which has been in the neighborhood for three decades, relies on events and grants to augment tuition revenue. Those are now gone.
Seen & Heard: 787 Coffee new and open on Pearl
Plus Krispy Kreme is coming to the Fulton hub eventually; Mattress Firm clears out for CVS. / 2 comments
A little sunshine to cheer you up in these dark days
Choreographers Tracie Stanfield and Eric John Campros recruited some Downtown Dance Factory kids to make this infectious video that is joy in a bottle.
Seen & Heard: Fundraiser started for Edward’s staff
Plus some after school activity providers band together; dining bond initiative started; snow on Greenwich Street; virus PSAs, in art. / 1 comment
ARC Music to move collection upstate and to LA
The archive of millions of LPs from the post micro-groove era, along with all sorts of music ephemera, was forced to leave White Street and will relocate in two spots. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: What the crowd *really* looked like at City Vineyard
Plus the fireboat John J. Harvey spends some time in the hood; The Museum of the American Indian is closed. / 13 comments
Catching up on the interactive theater for William Street
CB1 rejected the liquor license for Sleep No More, which has plans to create a 100,000-square-foot interactive performance space with three bars and late hours.
Tribeca Film Festival is postponed
With the governor banning events of 500 or more due to the coronavirus, the 19th annual festival has been postponed.
Seen & Heard: Signs of spring
Plus a show honoring a founder of Soho Photo Gallery; a wedding on Greenwich; a talk on the heroines of the Holocaust for International Women's Day. / 1 comment
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