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Soccer Made in Tribeca: New Amsterdam FC
A new NISA soccer club, founded by a Tribecan, is playing some high level practice games right here on the fields. It's the next best thing to stadium soccer. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: A welcome sight at City Hall
City Hall Park is open. Plus local preschools will host a virtual fair; outdoor movies are already sold out at the Oculus; but the beer is coming. / 2 comments
Dare we say it? Bogardus is nearing completion
Bogardus Plaza is finally coming into focus, nearly three years to the day of the start of construction, and could be completed this month?! / 9 comments
Field Trip: Croton Gorge Park
An hour's drive gets you to Croton Gorge Park, a piece of the Old Croton Aqueduct that once supplied the city with its drinking water. / 3 comments
The return of composting to downtown
You can now take your compost to Pier 25, where it will be reused someday in the park's garden beds; or get a pickup service and support a Hell's Kitchen nonprofit at the same time. / 5 comments
Seen & Heard: Lispenard parties promoted on Instagram
Plus 16 Handles is open on Chambers; Pier 26 is ready for its closeup; several storefront windows are smashed on Worth Street. / 4 comments
Pier 26 is open!
The pier park that extends west from City Vineyard opened this afternoon and includes a playing court, deck chairs, swings and a deck that extends down over an engineered wetland.
Field Trip: The Five Bridges
A 17-mile route takes you over the Brooklyn, Manhattan, Williamsburg, Pulaski and Queensboro bridges, with an option of adding on a train and a tram. / 3 comments
A poetry scavenger hunt in Battery Park City
Poets House has installed fragments of 53 poems throughout the park, making for an inspirational weekend -- or anytime -- activity. / 1 comment
Another occupation going on at City Hall Park
Tomorrow marks the two-month anniversary of the city's occupation of City Hall Park -- meaning it has been closed to the public twice as long as it was closed for the protests. Enough. / 13 comments
Seen & Heard: Blood Manor coming back
Plus a mystery fence explained; an urban getaway in Battery Park City; a 26-year-old explains why masks are important. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Lines out the door…
...for good and bad reasons. Century 21's liquidation sale is drawing lines down the block, as is minigolf at Pier 25. K&M moves to BK; construction halted at 86 Warren. / 12 comments
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If you go to the Blood Manor site you’ll see a calendar of events for which Eventbrite is selling tickets.... — A. / Blood Manor draws big, often maskless, crowds
Let’s not make this specifically about the police or politics. Reality is I live across the street, I see these... — B / Blood Manor draws big, often maskless, crowds
Millennials?? Millennials are the ones working from home with kids. The youngest millennial in their 20s and the oldest is... — Anna / Blood Manor draws big, often maskless, crowds
I know exactly how things work, I live here. But nice straw man. I didn't say that citizens can't criticize... — CK / Blood Manor draws big, often maskless, crowds
Hey CK....not sure how you know how things work in the United States of America, but as citizens we are... — Chris H / Blood Manor draws big, often maskless, crowds
Thanks Paul! definitely interested - do you have an email we chat through? Mine is arik@newamsterdamfc.com — Arik Rosenstein / Soccer Made in Tribeca: New Amsterdam FC
Hey NYPDo Nothings... Maybe the NYPD is hesitant to enforce the laws because people like you smear them and call... — CK / Blood Manor draws big, often maskless, crowds