Q&A with a Tribecan
Sorry, this isn’t an interview with a pug; we just wanted your attention. We’re looking for notable Tribecans to do our Q&A—so if you have a book out, if you’re opening a business, or whatever, send us a note.
A Piece of History
Discovered on Etsy: a print of the sign from Just Kidding, a children's store from the 1990s. It can be yours for just $20. (Act fast! There's only one left.)
The Suggestion Box
Got some constructive criticism for a local business, but rather not offer it in person? Email us at editor@tribecacitizen.com (with “Suggestion Box” in the subject line) and we’ll run it by the company.
An Artisanal Heritage
Opening tomorrow in the space that was briefly Trigo: Bar Artisanal, a more-casual spin-off of Artisanal, the Murray Hill restaurant known for its cheese selection.
What’s Shooting Where?
Film crews are annoying but (admit it) sort of glamorous. We're looking for help in IDing who's shooting where, so if you spot a crew, email editor@tribecacitizen.com.
Stone Cloud on Leonard St.
Yesterday’s New York Times had an interesting story by Alison Gregor about a proposed addition sprawling over the rooftops of 78-80 Leonard Street (between Church and Broadway). The architecture, by Henry Smith-Miller of Smith-Miller Hawkinson Architects, is certainly striking—the NYT says the addition has been compared to a stone cloud, an origami sculpture, and Ayer’s […] / 1 comment
Tribeca Film Festival
Something to remember for next year: Single tickets for the 2009 Tribeca Film Festival go on sale today, but smart Tribecans bought theirs yesterday. The TFF allowed residents who live below Canal Street early access, with tickets available at the box office at Tribeca Cinemas. (You had to bring proof of your zip code.) Buying […]
New to the ‘Hood
Spring is a time for beginnings, right? Welcome to Tribeca Citizen, a new website devoted to our little corner of the world. Our goal is to cover the area with the zeal of a small-town newspaper, but to involve the community the way only a website can. There’s so much going on in Tribeca, with […]
Downtown Manhattan Winter Soccer Classes and Camps
Soccer Stars, NYC’s most trusted youth soccer program, is now enrolling for Winter and offering Amazing Athletes Sports & STEAM Holiday Camps.
Newsletter: September 7 & 21
Luxury living in the heart of Greenwich. Reach out today to schedule an appointment to see 38 Partridge Hollow Road, Greenwich. This well built contemporary home is situated on 8 acres in a private association with gated/guard access. The grounds feature a stunning in-ground pool and extensive privacy plantings around the property. Offered for $6,995,000. […]
RE:AL
RE:AL Summer Sale ends August 30th Spring Summer Fashions up to 70% off, in addition all accessories, sunglasses (including Loewe and Givenchy) and homeware goods are also discounted up to 30%. Get these deals before the bi-annual sale ends! Look for us under the newly put up scaffolding on the corner of Laight and Hudson […]
Newsletter: August 17
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History of Tribeca Buildings
Again and again: if the police start to arrest & remand the buyers for possession of stolen/fraudulent goods, even to... — jfrankp / In the News: Watching the towers fall
Marcus, you're an idiot. — Alex in NYC / In the News: Watching the towers fall
This Glitz article talks about the brands suing street vendors, which seems ridiculous. The brands should sue the mayor in... — James Bogardus / In the News: Watching the towers fall
This is great news! Public Records is one of the best music venues in NYC, and I'm so glad to... — Marcus / Public Records coming to the Seaport
Interesting about the Glitz article. What's the "standoff with the new mayor"? Our mayor wants to keep the organized crime... — Marcus / In the News: Watching the towers fall
welcome to the neighborhood, Sancta! — EM / Pilates studio coming to Hudson and Beach
Matt- i couldn’t agree more. This mayor… dont even get me started. As a gay jewish man in New York... — Ralph / Five Guys and Fluffies Hot Chicken are open on Canal