The Flea will host a series of free events for Juneteenth
The Flea, the theater that has been on Thomas Street for decades, is now dedicated to Black art and performance.
Newsletter: June 4
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Duane Park Patisserie will close on June 14
After 35 years, the bakery -- an anchor on Duane Park and in the neighborhood -- will close its retail business. / 35 comments
Folks in Town: A revolutionary trail of Downtown
The Downtown Alliance has created two ways to celebrate Lower Manhattan's role in the revolution this season. / 3 comments
Where to watch the World Cup in the neighborhood
Downtown will host outdoor watch parties at The Battery, Wagner Park and PAC NYC.
Seen & Heard: Piano stationed in Washington Market Park
Plus a performance about 9/11; Brooklyn Craft Company will come to Barclay and Broadway; Shinkai Dojo moves to John Street.
Made in Tribeca: Choose Creativity
After an unfathomable tragedy, Tribecans Marina and Kevin Krim have created a non-profit that teaches social and emotional development through school curriculums. / 4 comments
A renewed effort to save Battery Park City’s trees
An organized group of Downtown residents are hoping the BPCA will reconsider its plans to fell 500 mature trees on the waterfront as part of its resiliency plans. / 4 comments
Seen & Heard: Tickets to Dinner on Duane on sale today
Plus The Longest Table in Tribeca Park; a new CEO for the Museum of Jewish Heritage; US Men's Soccer kicked off here.
Newsletter: June 1
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Washington Market School’s Hudson Street campus is temporarily closed
During an off-site trip to Washington Market Park, one of the school's students was briefly separated from his class. / 23 comments
Books of Tribeca: Schmoopie the Apple Lover
The Schmoopies stories -- this is one of more to come -- are designed to teach kids about nature through playful discovery. / 1 comment
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