Neighborhood events for 9/11
This year marks the 23nd anniversary of 9/11 and as in other years, the commemoration ceremony, open only to invited guests, will take place on the memorial plaza.
The city’s best kids activities are right here
There’s no end to the fun and learning for kids just steps from your door, with options for every age and every interest. It’s proof of how lucky we are to live here. / Sponsored
In the News: Some real estate reports out of Fidi
Aesop transforms a lobby into a showroom; cool kids at 161 Water?; 111 Washington foundations underway; an update on 60 Wall. / 4 comments
A fake bar for Netflix at the Seaport
The storied Bridge Cafe is temporarily the Black Rabbit but also soon to become...the Bridge Cafe.
Create aquatic memories at Imagine Swimming
Imagine classes are held at each of our Flagship pools, including at 40 Harrison Street in the heart of TriBeCa, for infants, toddlers and children. / Sponsored
New Kid in Hudson Eats: All’Antico Vinaio
The Tuscan sandwich shop, which opened its first US restaurant in Midtown in 2021, serves one (really good) thing and one thing only. / 1 comment
Newsletter: September 9
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The reports of Nancy Whiskey’s demise are greatly exaggerated
The bar is weathering the sale of the building, a rent increase and an uncertain future, but there are no plans to close. / 6 comments
Seen & Heard: It’s Fashion Week…
...so it's lights up on Staple Street. Plus "Fast Fine" dining comes to Hudson Square; a report from the Best Deal in Town department. / 4 comments
An update on plans for the Boltex building and Belle Reve
The buildings at the corner of Walker and Church are in play, with plans for a residential development that will encompass the whole corner. / 6 comments
A new friends group is greening Peck Slip plaza
Incorporated in 2022, the non-profit is greening the quarter acre at the Seaport and holding their first event next weekend. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Puffy’s in pen & ink
All the Restaurants adds another sketch; Holywater adds weekend brunch; a Tribecan launches her latest book for middle schoolers.
Left rectangle ads redesigned
Robert Ripps book
History of Tribeca Buildings
@Matt: Questions for you: * Why does the $1b/yr revenue requirement make CP regressive? * If it is regressive, why... — Komanoff / ICYMI, Congestion pricing is back
I hope they power wash afterwards. Such a filthy mess. — Not a Zona fan / The Zona sidewalk shed is down
I believe this a a regressive tax especially when the law requires the MTA raise 1 billion per year from... — Matt / ICYMI, Congestion pricing is back
One Zona Tribeca shed has been removed! Looks as if they are all finally coming down. I sincerely hope they... — Not a Zona fan / An update on the future of curbside dining sheds
totally agree, Hochul has watered down CP after illegally delaying implementation by six months & played terrible politics. She ran... — Isaac / ICYMI, Congestion pricing is back
Are there any exemptions for the ill and handicapped driving to doctors? — Bruce Ehrmann / ICYMI, Congestion pricing is back
With the new administration. Along with Medicare, Social Security, the FDA, the Education Department.... you will enjoy plowing snow yourself,... — Bruce / ICYMI, Congestion pricing is back