The Bar at Quarters is open
The lighting design firm In Common With has opened a showroom that has a very cool speakeasy-type gathering spot/wine bar open after shopping hours. / 2 comments
Newsletter: March 31
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Don’t panic: Gee Whiz is renovating
The restaurant has been a mainstay in the neighborhood and part of every Tribeca milestone since 1989. / 18 comments
Seen & Heard: Breakfast at Artesano
Plus celebrating the first synagogue; a new Gehry sculpture at 3 WTC; Dance With Miss Rachel goes to India. / 4 comments
An award-winning children’s performer is at Whole Foods every week
Hopalong Andrew, “the countryfied king of our children’s entertainment circuit,” performs for free upstairs at Whole Foods every week.
Seen & Heard: Sponsor a tulip in Washington Market Park
Plus Forge is adding Sunday service; a forum for mayoral candidates on parks and open space; Dinner on Duane tix will open on April 1 and June 1.
New Kid on the Block: Sarku Japan
The fast-food Japanese chain founded in Boston nearly 40 years ago has just found its way to Manhattan.
Newsletter: March 27
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Sushi Ichimura will close in August
Legendary New York sushi chef Eiji Ichimura, whose earned his first Michelin stars at Brushstroke in 2014 and another here on Greenwich, will retire at the end of the summer. / 3 comments
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Seen & Heard: Seeking Sole di Capri on Long Island
Plus the Whitney will celebrate 10 years Downtown; a casualty of the wind; Belle Reve is gone. / 1 comment
Art in Tribeca: Linda Gottesfeld at George Adams Gallery
The longtime Tribecan and painter has a show up through April 5 at George Adams Gallery titled "Road Trip" -- a collection of landscapes on found metal. / 1 comment
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