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August 11, 2026

STRONG Pilates coming to Broadway in October

The Australian fitness chain has taken the former Prime Essentials space and will open in October.

TCQ&A: Rachel Cantor & Ryan Swearingen

The couple behind Dance With Miss Rachel started their business here more then a decade ago. They reflect on their meet cute, their years in the neighborhood and their favorite things. / 10 comments

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Seen & Heard: Fundraiser for senior dogs

Plus Tunnel to Towers race is September 27; new board members for CB1; happy birthday to the Greenmarket.

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August 10, 2026

New Kid in Chinatown: Lei NYC

For a special treat, stroll on over to the latest from hotspot generator Annie Shi. It's the best of old and new Chinatown.

The Details That Define Tribeca

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August 7, 2026

Ronny Emborg will leave Atera on Worth Street this month

The chef arrived at the two-star restaurant from Denmark 12 years ago; they haven't lost a star since. / 1 comment

Friedmans and Suram will open soon on Greenwich & North Moore

The local chain will open its fourth location of a Japanese concept next week, and its original concept at the end of the month.

Seen & Heard: Concert at 1 Centre

Plus Leslie Wayne at Governors Island Arts Center; dance and music at Wagner Park; Apollo Bagels now coming from Industry City.

August 6, 2026

312-322 Canal will be redeveloped as residential

A plan for a seven-story residential building first pitched in 2011 then approved by Landmarks in 2018 has been resurrected. / 5 comments

54 Laight Street in the Tribeca North Historic District is for sale

Built as a warehouse in 1870, it was last acquired in 1995 by NYNEX Mobile Communications, one of the "Baby Bells." / 1 comment

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