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Taste of Tribeca Tip #10: The Icing on the Cake
Madeline Lanciani of Duane Park Patisserie has three tips for making icing a cake a lot less fraught.
A Taste of TOAST
For those of you who have yet to make it to any of the TOAST artist-studio open houses—the event runs through tomorrow, although some artists' last day is today—photographer Asha Agnish offers a peek at what you're missing.
Seen & Heard: OK Uniform
Plus: Disrespectacles to the rescue • Half-off mani-pedi • Grandaisy's new sandwich • Sharing Taste of Tribeca tickets
Taste of Tribeca Tip #9: There’s More Than One Way to Slice a Tomato
Macao Trading Co.'s executive chef, E. Chewy Cereceres, shares tips for making chicken breasts moist and coping with tiny (but delicious) Sweet 100 tomatoes.
Oliver Allen: He Wrote the Book on Tribeca
The Tribeca Trib's history columnist talks about his life, his work (including a new book), moving to Tribeca in 1982, and his efforts to help Duane Park—for which he's being honored on May 6.
Calendar: April 23–May 17
This weekend: TOAST, the Tribeca Open Artist Studio Tour; Tribeca Film Festival "Drive-In" at World Financial Center; "Stanley's Party," a new kids' musical; Earth Day crafts; "Tim Barbers Mystery Night"; Dyan Cannon and James Coco; and much more
Meet the Artists of Tribeca
At last year's Tribeca Open Studio Artist Tour—which runs Friday through Monday—I remember wondering as I rang the first buzzer: What if I feel trapped? What if I hate the work? What if he tries to sell me his art? / 1 comment
Taste of Tribeca: Behind the Scenes
The folks organizing Taste of Tribeca—the May 15 event benefiting P.S. 150 and P.S. 234—invited me to sit in on their meeting this morning, and I have to say, I had no idea how much work goes into the event.
Seen & Heard: Frozen Pie on a Stick
That's right: frozen pie on a stick. Plus: Janeane Garofalo comes to the 'hood • Duane Park and Bogardus Garden • Vestry Wines events • A solicitation for Mother's Day gift ideas / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Bank Robbery*
* Hollywood-style • Films from the Tribeca Film Festival to be shown in Tribeca after the festival • Body & Mind Builders summer camp • RBC lecture on Earth Day
In the News: Eamonn’s Closed
Plus: Mother Nature takes on Robert DeNiro • What Ed Burns likes about the neighborhood • Catherine Keener walked into a bar....
TFF = Tribeca Family Fun
Most of this year's Tribeca Film Festival's screenings will be outside of Tribeca, but the family events organized for downtown are really looking exceptional. Especially if you have kids, you'll want to save these dates.
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