Frenchette Bakery will open soon at the Whitney
The team behind the neighborhood bakery on Church will take over the Untitled restaurant space on the ground floor. / 3 comments
In the News: 60 Wall is denied landmark status
Plus 1 Park Row tops out; a new gallery at 86 Walker out of LA; celebrating the old NYC storefronts. / 4 comments
Seen & Heard: Mini golf is still going at Pier 25
Plus a free Storydance class at Downtown Dance Factory; a community Diwali celebration; fashion, art and design on Governors.
Marcus Samuelsson restaurant at PAC NYC is taking reservations
The restaurant inside the lobby of the performing arts center at the World Trade Center will feature food inspired by the "culinary traditions of the five boroughs." / 2 comments
Nosy Neighbor: What’s the story with the ship docked at Pier 25?
The Victory Chimes, named a national historic landmark in 1997, is docked at Pier 25 for the next three months until it finds a permanent home. / 11 comments
Pier 25 playground gets a facelift
Two sections of the playground will be renovated over the next three months. / 1 comment
Sneak Peek 2: Eulalie
The restaurant from Chip Smith and Tina Vaughn, of the restaurant The Simone on the Upper East Side, have opened in the former Bâtard/Montrachet space.
Posters of kidnapped Israelis appear around the neighborhood
The flyers, created by a group of Israeli designers, are counting on crowd support to post their posters in cities around the globe.
Newsletter: October 16
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Seen & Heard: Tribeca Scavenger Hunt this Sunday
Plus Edith's is on hiatus; scholarship fundraiser gala for BMCC; Battery Park City walking tours to explain impending park construction.
Loft Peeping: 31 Harrison Street Townhouse
A bachelor pad is converted to a family home in one of the historic Federal Style brick townhouses on Harrison. / 3 comments
Survivor Tree is lit up to honor Israeli victims
The Survivor Tree, which was dug from the rubble in 2001, was nursed back to health by the Parks Department. / 3 comments
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History of Tribeca Buildings
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