The Future is Green at Pine Street School
Parents from local public schools who come to Pine are thrilled to see their children blossoming academically, growing self-confident and building a diverse group of friends. / Sponsored
Jared Eng sentenced for murder of his mother
Longtime Tribecan Paula Chin was killed in her own building at 17 Vestry in February 2019.
In the News: “Montag” at Soho Rep.
Plus the toile at Le Fouquet's; the fight over Wagner; workers still saying home. / 2 comments
Newsletter: October 27
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Seen & Heard: Screening of “DUST” tonight at 9/11 Memorial & Museum
Plus BMCC builds up continuing ed for adults; vegan smoothies at the Seaport; Donna Bella forever.
Artesano opens tonight on Chambers
The vehicle for noted Peruvian chef Rodrigo Fernandini will offer dishes native to Peru with cultural touches throughout. / 1 comment
A star of the Capitol region is coming to Church Street
Tara Kitchen, which specializes in Moroccan tagine cooking and has four locations upstate, is coming to the former Kori space at Leonard. / 8 comments
Interactive art installation coming to Broadway and Canal
Another interactive video art installation is coming to the neighborhood -- this time to the long empty bank at 415 Broadway / 15 comments
Seen & Heard: Gubernatorial debate tonight at Pace
Plus Friends & Fashion is on this week; release of the fishes in HRP: Vesey as the southern border? / 10 comments
Single Stone: Fine Jewelry with a Story to Tell
Oct. 27-29: Visit Greenwich St. Jewelers' Tribeca boutique for an exclusive pop-up featuring designer Single Stone's heirloom-worthy fine jewelry, antique diamond rings, and wedding bands. / Sponsored
New Kid on the Block: 125 Newbury
The latest and perhaps the most star-studded addition to the Tribeca Gallery District, a "project space" from the founder of Pace Gallery. / 2 comments
Veterinarian coming to 200 Chambers
Permits from the Department of Buildings show modifications to the former Polarn O. Pyret space for a vet clinic. / 4 comments
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Tribeca has become a waste land of relatively affordable restaurants. It’s a joke. — MH / Nish Nush has closed to make way for a new building
This is sad news. So few vegan and vegetarian places in lower Manhattan. I hope they find a new location... — Marcus / Nish Nush has closed to make way for a new building
I don't mind their food. It's fine. But getting a reservation sucks. — J / Restaurant from Carbone folks coming in early 2027 to Tribeca Grill
Ben Yee is the absolute worst of all the candidates with the robocalls and also ignores requests to stop calling... — A NYC / The Candidates 2026: Ben Yee for Assembly District 66
hope they have some reasonably priced items — tribecan / Restaurant from Carbone folks coming in early 2027 to Tribeca Grill
I don’t know if it’s another steakhouse that the neighborhood needs. — Cd / Restaurant from Carbone folks coming in early 2027 to Tribeca Grill