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Pop-Up: Tinsel Trading Company
Anyone with a craftsy bent and/or a love of holiday decor will want to get over to the Tinsel Trading pop-up that opened yesterday at 209 Water, in the Seaport Museum's former art gallery.
Seen & Heard: Kutsher’s Sign
Plus: Torly Kid's annual Halloween candy drive; a first review of Blue Planet Grill; SouthWest NY update; Art Flag gets in the holiday spirit; 279 Church. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Zombie Lit
Plus: Opening set for François Payard Bakery; Halloween refresher; app for history buffs; can anyone recommend a cleaning service or a quick way to donate furniture?; Greenmarket report. / 4 comments
In the News: Trashing Franklin Street
Guess who? Plus: Rethinking the school rezoning; PayPal's pop-up; the Palm's brand refresh; holiday pop-up in the Seaport. / 1 comment
In the News: Fulton Street Transit Center
Plus: Sen. John Kerry; WFC mall construction timeline; chef change at Plein Sud; Ted Muehling; Taïm; Governors Island not opening on Fridays for the next two years. / 4 comments
Seen & Heard: Hugh Jackman
...and Rocco Cadolini! Plus: Zuccotti Park Greenmarket being temporarily displaced; One World Trade Center is being lit pink this month; White & Church's appeal for later hours. / 5 comments
Pop-Up: Patrik Ervell
The latest BOFFO Building Fashion pop-up opened yesterday, and it's just as much a trip as the first two. Artist Graham Hudson created a construction zone of a store for designer Patrik Ervell; imagine if Patron of the New had opened six months early.
The Return of Bowne & Co.
I had never been inside Bowne & Co. Stationers, but not for any good reason (excluding that it was closed for the past nine months). So when reader Pauline pointed out that the shop had reopened, I got on over there.
Seen & Heard: Espasso Sergio Rodrigues
Plus: Sarabeth's Tribeca; a surge in traffic; Halloween volunteers; Halloween plans. / 6 comments
In the News: Occupy Wall Street
Protesters actually went to Wall Street. Plus: Penny Chaipis; a new optometrist in the World Financial Center; loft sale at 430 Greenwich; Triburbia.
Seen & Heard: Year-Round Greenmarket
Plus: Warren Street sukkah; Dana Faith jewelry event; digital agency Firstborn moves to Tribeca; and two new books.
Just a Reminder
...that you can customize Tribeca Citizen T-shirts to express whatever you're feeling.
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