Seen & Heard: Where do I start?
A frustrating encounter on Broadway. Plus a vegan burger joint in Soho; glass works at Christina Grajales gallery; Casa Carmen introduces brunch. / 46 comments
Newsletter: June 9
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Seen & Heard: Charity raffle for a Priority Bike
Plus there's a survey for the new subway maps; finding juice on the platform; Mmuseumm is open for the season.
Art in Tribeca: Wyatt Kahn at City Hall Park
This is the painter and sculptor's first public exhibition, and it includes seven monumental abstractions made from Cor-Ten steel. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Chela will open next week
Plus Brite Buy Wines is moving to a (new) local spot; 27 Park Place looking sharp; Dance with Miss Rachel opens a third location on the UES. / 3 comments
Citi Bike station on Hudson gets a temporary move
And even with an increase in seasonal staff, the docks downtown are still full nearly all the time. The system is close to unusable. / 10 comments
Neighbors on Laight organize to bring back street trees
An effort to green up the neighborhood joins forces with the architects trying to create a park out of the Holland Tunnel rotary. There will be a dozen new street trees as a result. / 18 comments
The Dark Horse will close this Friday
The popular sports bar opened in 2010, replacing the bar called 17 Murray. / 2 comments
Jin Market will close for good in two weeks
A market has been at 111 Hudson for decades, save for a brief stint as a nightclub in the late '70s. It's a loss. / 11 comments
Newsletter: June 6
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New Kid on the Block: Della’s
The diminutive wine bar just off the corner of West Broadway and Warren -- a Frankly Wines venture -- has an adventurous by-the-glass list and cheeses by the slice.
Books of Tribeca: Our Laundry, Our Town
The memoir by Tribecan and playwright Alvin Eng traces his story from behind the counter at his parents laundry in Flushing to a life in performance, from punk rock to NPR. / 1 comment
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