Seen & Heard: Shakespeare in the Park tickets today
Plus the Seaport Farmers Market is open on Saturdays; summer exhibition at the New York Academy of Art; PAC NYC artistic director wins Tony.
The Candidates 2026: Ryder Kessler for Assembly District 66
The June 23 primary will include the race for our assembly seat, which Deborah Glick is vacating after 36 years. / 4 comments
The city opens the Municipal Building cupola to the public
Tours will take a max of five people up to the cupola every hour. Reservations open on the first of the month. / 1 comment
Sneak Peek: Balloon Museum at the Tin Building
This is the first permanent home for the traveling inflatable art exhibit out of Italy, It opens July 15.
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Car careens down Hubert sidewalk, ending in wild crash
The driver barreled down the sidewalk then rammed two parked cars, stacking them like pancakes. / 13 comments
Seen & Heard: Recycling event on Greenwich & Duane
Plus the five best neighborhood restaurants from a native; Alo opens today; the mayor gives the BMCC commencement address. / 2 comments
In the News: The Tribeca Festival is on through June 14
Plus decades of dance and art on Duane; Trump still gunning for congestion pricing; a heist in the wine cellar.
Art in Tribeca: Genesis Belanger: Heads or Tails
The Public Art Fund will host the exhibit -- the New York artist's first public show in the city -- through Nov. 15. / 2 comments
Tribeca native premieres film at the Tribeca Festival
Duane Street native Lily Weisberg has directed "Rare Birds," which will have its premiere tomorrow, June 5, at the Tribeca Festival.
Seen & Heard: A GoFundMe for Duane Park Patisserie
Plus an Aussie music festival at the Seaport; the Tribeca Park Cafe on Spotify; first annual meeting for the Tribeca Alliance Merchants Association. / 2 comments
Buyers got the upper hand in Tribeca this spring.
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I pass by 100 Gold a couple of time a week. At street level it seems dank and squat, and... — Gary / City moving forward with development of 100 Gold
Lovely and well deserved -- keep up the good work, Adger! — John Willenbecher / Catching up with Adger Cowans on his 90th birthday
FIDI is ringed along the coastline by terrific green space; has green pockets like Bowling Green, the Elevated Acre, City... — Manhattanmommie / City moving forward with development of 100 Gold
I do wonder about all of the new residences going into FiDi given there is virtually no green space, very... — Heide Fasnacht / City moving forward with development of 100 Gold
Zucker's is still my go to bagel source! — Robert Ripps / Bagel Wars: Ess-a-Bagel coming to Murray Street
Shinola had a cafe in the front when it opened, but then the cafe part closed, like, 10 years ago.... — PGCNYC / Seen & Heard: Drip coffee at Shinola
Similar background, the same thought. Saddens me a bit. I haven't tried the Utopia Bagels shop on 34th, which may... — Mulciber / Bagel Wars: Ess-a-Bagel coming to Murray Street