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August 18, 2023

67 Vestry comes out from under wraps

The building has been under construction -- and still is -- for four years.

Seen & Heard: Changes to come for Il Mulino

Plus a proposal WTC style; Vanessa Torres at 72 Warren; a day of jazz on Governors Island.

August 17, 2023

Made in Tribeca: Sprezz

A Tribecan with roots in India and a love for Italy has combined those to create a new line of glassware.

Landlords can now be fined for illegal smoke shops

The City Council passed a new law that prohibits owners of commercial spaces from knowingly leasing to unlicensed sellers of marijuana products. / 4 comments

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Seen & Heard: A surprise shower on Warren

Plus the Tribeca PAC launches its 40th season; PAC NYC opens to the public on Sept. 19; social media talk for parents.

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August 16, 2023

Art in Tribeca: Phyllida Barlow at City Hall Park

The last work by the late British artist will be on view until November.

In the News: Coenties Slip as the hothouse of the avant garde

Plus two huge conversions coming for Broad Street; Tribeca, up and coming. / 1 comment

August 15, 2023

Seen & Heard: Battery Dance Festival is on now

A person is hit in the Battery Tunnel exit crosswalk; Target gets a kosher aisle; Greenwich St. Jewelers wins award for its shop design.

The city’s best kids activities are right here in the neighborhood

There's no end to the fun kids can have in Tribeca, every day after school, with options for every age and every interest. / Sponsored

Sneak Peek: Stafili Wine Cafe

The restaurant opened last week and offers a huge wine list as well as Greek comfort food. / 2 comments

August 14, 2023

Eulalie is getting closer to opening

The restaurant from husband-and-wife team Chip Smith and Tina Vaughn will take over the space that was run for 38 years by Drew Nieporent. / 17 comments

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