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Seen & Heard: REE Nails is open
Plus Mary Jaeger will host a studio sale; Ilya's Barber Shop is still open; the Bean gets a polish.
Seen & Heard: Caliza is open
Plus a new vet for Hudson Square; The Lotus Method is open; elves will descend on Hudson Square crosswalks next week.
New Kid on the Block: SaksWorks
Saks converted its department stores in Brookfield to event and co-working facilities; this one is a former WeWork. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Healthy Joe’s has closed
Plus Aztech Mountain will host a benefit shopping night tonight; the Marines stake out BMCC students?; UPS Store on Murray has moved to Park Place. / 5 comments
Executive Cleaners has closed
The diminutive dry cleaner that's been tucked away down the 310 Greenwich alley might be replaced by a package room for the building. / 6 comments
Seen & Heard: Lekka Burger adding a new location
Plus the UPS Store on Canal has moved around the corner; a Soho culture walk for next week; what's old is new again. / 7 comments
New Kid on the Block: Flaweless
After a long career managing restaurants, planning events and running Taste of Tribeca, Christine Cole has opened a retail and event space on White. / 1 comment
Made in Tribeca: FEYZ Studio
Tribecan and architect Feyza Kemahlioglu blends her Turkish roots with a modern sensibility to create sculptural tableware and lighting.
Seen & Heard: Movies in Washington Market Park
Plus the painter Bullet Shih at Steven Amedee; Washington Market Pediatrics moves to Washington Street; Alvin Eng reads in the East Village.
New Kid on the Block: Rosie’s Kids Cuts
Rosie Negron has been cutting kids hair for 35 years and now has set up her own shop inside Two Kids and a Dog. / 1 comment
Old Kid, New Tricks: Shopboy
The tailor on Walker is now part art gallery as a way to fit in with the neighbors in the Tribeca Gallery District and celebrate its collaborations and inspirations. / 2 comments
Luv Michael expands its mission during the pandemic
The non-profit granola bakery on Walker, where autistic adults run the show, has expanded to add an education element for the neurotypical world. / 1 comment
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