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Seen & Heard: More light at PS 234
Plus a tree is dedicated to Peter Hort; Daily Provisions coming to Hudson Eats; Chabad of Tribeca will host its annual block party. / 1 comment
Hidden in Tribeca: The tunes of Steve Migden
I've always wondered who's behind the rock anthems of Greenwich Street... / 3 comments
In the News: Worlds collide at Bubby’s
Plus Fouquet's gets a 8 out of 10; boyfriend shopping in Whole Foods; 20 Exchange Place sells for a record amount. / 3 comments
In the News: Hobby Lobby and the Christian nationalist agenda
Plus the making of Gotham Park; King's College dorm to become a boutique hotel; the legacy of James Kent. / 7 comments
In the News: Behind the arrests at Citi headquarters
Plus playwright Domenica Feraud's Tribeca; Taylor Swift tour skips Franklin Street; The Campus, Tribeca Gallery District North. / 5 comments
Seen & Heard: Frenchette, uptown
Plus a new look for a local architect; free Thursdays at the Museum of Jewish Heritage; an obituary for a longtime Battery Park City resident.
Seen & Heard: Petite Maman is open
Plus pilgrims flock to Cortlandt Alley; Spectrum is back open; Leela James at River & Blues this week.
Seen & Heard: Pier 17 outdoor movies
Plus noting the 25th anniversary of JFK Jr.'s death; celebrating crustaceans at Hudson River Park; history sail at the Seaport.
In the News: Lena Dunham’s Tattoo
Plus the design talent at Colony; protecting landmarks in flood zones; artists on antisemitism at 81 Leonard.
The architect whose conversions sparked the loft movement
Joseph Pell Lombardi embraced preservation as a young architect in the 1960s, and as a result, shaped Tribeca and Fidi as we know it today. / 6 comments
Seen & Heard: July 4th celebration at Castle Clinton
Plus CAVA will open in Hudson Square; BPC dedicated the Rockefeller park house; a free contemporary dance musical from Church Street faculty.
Seen & Heard: Fundraiser for James Kent’s family
Plus BPCA will replace ballfield padding this fall; Paros adds umbrellas to the loading dock; help a world-class sommelier win a competition.
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I remember when people's idea of FiDi slowly transitioning to a livable residential area was the opening of the Hermes... — Noah / New Kid on the Block: Marky’s Caviar
We were proud to have occupied 177 Duane from 1998 through 2018. This was uur 2nd Pilates home and was... — Alycea Ungaro / Jack Hanley Gallery will close on Duane Street
From the NY Post this week: The co-founder and former CEO of StreetEasy is embroiled in a bitter legal feud... — James / Seen & Heard: Now That’s a Terrace
We have an illegal weed shop at the bottom of our coop in FiDi (Nassau and John). It has been... — Jon / What’s to do about the few remaining illegal smoke shops?
Are they selling cannabis? There are a number of "smoke shops" in the neighborhood. One is on the east side... — mulciber / What’s to do about the few remaining illegal smoke shops?
People still eat Caviar? What is this the 80s? — Michael / New Kid on the Block: Marky’s Caviar
I wonder why after all these years, at least the current version with black Africans and fake luxury goods en... — R. / What can be done about counterfeit vendors?