News Roundup 8.19
Fontana Arte's moving sale • Waterfront groundbreaking on the L.E.S. and FiDi • MUG on Tribeca history • Trattoria Cinque opens • Tribbles's evolution into an event space
Welcome to the ‘Hood: Maslow 6
The new wine store nestled alongside Vino Vino wine bar doesn't just want to sell you a bottle or two, it wants to educate you—with daily tastings and a host of seminars.
News Roundup 8.15.09
Canal Street's parks • Sazón's parties • New Amsterdam Market's plans to return, if temporarily, to South Street • And more
Come to the Cabaret
Cabaret star KT Sullivan—the Times called her "a sexy, wide-eyed comedian with a semi-operatic voice"—will be singing at City Hall Restaurant without a mic. / 1 comment
High Culture on Chambers Street
The Tribeca Performing Arts Center at BMCC has announced its 2009-2010 season, including a pigeon that wants to drive a bus. Plus: Want to be onstage?
Housing Works: Movin’ on Up
That was quick! After only a few months, the Housing Works thrift store has moved to a nicer (and four-times-larger) space on Chambers Street.
A “Nightseeing” Tour
The Illuminating Engineering Society has a free online map to the city's most dazzling lights—including 30 spots south of Duane Street. (Thanks, Manhattan User's Guide!)
News Roundup: Recessions, Rinks, and Restaurants
A new fashion boutique, reviews of Locanda Verde and Checkers, a skating rink coming to Battery Park City....
You’re Invited: Tribeca Meet & Greet
The next Tribeca Meet and Greet will be Thursday, July 30, at Valley National Bank—and event organizer David Cleaver cordially requests your presence.
You’re Invited: “Store Front” Party
James and Karla Murray, the photographers responsible for the book "Store Front," wanted to invite you to the opening reception for their show.
News Roundup: Restaurants, Bars, Shoes, and Bad Behavior
New restaurants, drinking construction workers, and a fond farewell to a Reade Street institution....
Reconstructing City Hall
Now on view in City Hall Park: British artist Robert Woods is having some old-fashioned fun with his reworking of the two security booths.
Left rectangle ads redesigned
History of Tribeca Buildings
I see 200 Chambers is showing signs of life -- at least, in terms of liquor license application. Per https://manhattancb1.cityofnewyork.us/event/licensing-permits-committee-9/... — J / Anotheroom moving south on West Broadway
How much foot traffic is on that corner? — G / Blank Street Coffee is coming to Sixth and Walker
What Blank Street Coffee should be really known for is their business model: VC money with a low-labor cost business... — malcolm / Blank Street Coffee is coming to Sixth and Walker
Agreed about the electricity but who is paying for the attendants. It says a non profit but most non profits... — Aaron / Deliverista hub on Broadway is under construction
I don't understand. Doesn't the No. 1 bus travel on Lafayette? DOT is expanding a bike lane and reducing travel... — Lisa / Lafayette will get a new two-way bike lane through the Village and Soho
Different things can be true at the same time: If there is to be this sort of charging-space, it is... — Lisa / Deliverista hub on Broadway is under construction
I agree. It’s likely that there is an extremely high use of delivery apps in the neighborhood but one thing... — John Gallagher / Deliverista hub on Broadway is under construction