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Seen & Heard: Some retail coming back to life?
At least the lights are on at Modell's; Healthynest coming soon; comedy at Wagner Park; a couple last shots from 9/11, including La Marseillaise at Hook & Ladder 8. / 8 comments
A Brazilian clothing line takes showroom space on Vestry
FARM Rio just expanded into the US market after 24 years as one of the most popular brands in Brazil.
In the News: More on the butcher at Brookfield
Plus two women are found dead in the East River; a tennis museum pop-up in Soho; Angelenos buying property here. / 1 comment
A Uno will move after 20 years on Duane
The women's clothing store with a distinct downtown vibe will relocate to the Village by the end of the year. The reason: covid + untenable rents. / 12 comments
Nili Lotan will have a line at Target
The Tribecan, who opened her shop here in 2006, will debut a line of modern fall essentials this September. / 1 comment
Mattress Firm is coming to 200 Chambers
The company will open its 19th store in October in the empty storefront just west of PS 234.
In the News: More on the BPC monument
The Rockefeller lawn as a teaching moment; a shakshuka born in Tribeca; a bi-coastal life; Wegmans coming to downtown.
Roller Rabbit has closed; The Craft Studio is coming back
The clothing and accessories store at 176 Duane has closed permanently, and its former neighbor is taking its place.
Made in Tribeca: Emilia George
Frustrated with the dearth of high-quality work clothes for pregnant women, Elle Wang started a fashion business -- all while working at the United Nations and raising two sons. / 1 comment
Catching Up with New Kids: HiO
A new shop between Lispenard and Canal imports high design concepts from Europe across all sorts of categories -- from home goods to shoes to workout gear. / 4 comments
Seen & Heard: Juneteenth at the Oculus
An orchestra will play the work of Black composers in the Oculus tomorrow; Plus the Seaport CSA starts next week; River to River hosts a dance procession on Sunday; a soundwalk downtown.
Healthynest baby products coming to Warren
An online merchant that sells everything baby but plant-based products exclusively is coming to the former wine store on Warren. / 3 comments
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Doesn’t anyone remember The Bread Shop restaurant? It was excellent — Ann / The Odeon responds to The New Yorker
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Layana is phenomenal! Her social media presence is one of the most engaging and innovative too! Love her content, the... — Fred Gouveia / New Kid on a New Block: Fashion Squad School
On the Citi Bike app, under your profile, you can actually see how many different stations you have visited (and... — Robert Ripps / Seen & Heard: Protecting a symbol of power
I just attended a webinar for curbside composting, hosted by the Sanitation Department so that our building can get our... — Ann / Seen & Heard: Mulberry & Vine is open