Seen & Heard: Church Street School’s “The Happening”
Plus a color theory show at Salon Gallery; pickleball at Brookfield; Washington Market School fair set.
Seaport tower will proceed after court’s ruling
The plan for a 324-foot residential tower in the South Street Seaport Historic District will move forward after exhausting appeals process. / 4 comments
Newsletter: May 23
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Seen & Heard: Classic soccer jerseys on Canal
Plus Ron Silver will host a chef talk on strawberry rhubarb pie; a bee hive on the loose. / 1 comment
Tea Dealers & Ceramics coming to Hudson and Harrison
The name is quite literal: the store, currently in the East Village, sells tea and ceramics. And they already have a strong Tribeca connection. / 6 comments
Nosy Neighbor: Tribeca Pediatrics building is for sale
The longtime neighborhood practice purchased the building at 15 Warren in 2015. / 2 comments
Art in Tribeca: “Shake These Bones”
A local filmmaker has produced a documentary about a local dance company, Gibney, and its journey to a world premiere at the Joyce.
Spring Sales Incentives at One Wall Street | Studio Lofts to 4-Bedroom Condos priced from $895K
Studio Lofts to 4-Bedroom Condominiums priced from $895K, featuring 100,000 SF of amenities and expertly curated services. Spring Sales Incentive: Sponsor paid Transfer Tax and 12 month common charge credit.
Sneak Peek: Forge is now taking reservations
Marc Forgione's new space at 30 Hudson is bright and warm with 60 seats in the dining room and 24 at the bar. / 2 comments
Composting has ended at the Green Market
Budget cuts eliminated 200 community compost sites citywide, but residential composting will start here on Oct. 6. / 4 comments
Seen & Heard: Concerts in Washington Market Park
Plus Portside is open at Brookfield; Loretta Thomas and Catherine Gallant performances at Gibney; Maman now has an app. / 1 comment
Newsletter: May 20
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https://nypost.com/2024/11/26/opinion/mtas-252m-emergency-intercom-flop-is-another-insult-to-taxpayers/ The last thing the incompetent MTA needs is to be given more money. A private oversight board of business... — Reademan / ICYMI, Congestion pricing is back
As a bus rider, the continuing reductions in bus service over the years are very upsetting and harmful It appears... — Lia / ICYMI, Congestion pricing is back
Yes. A noted and celebrated New York designer - and his first store. — Tribeca Citizen / Telfar opens its first brick-and-mortar on Broadway
@Jam: " ... a slightly faster bus does not help ..." Please don't cherry-pick. The initial 5-6 percent gain I... — Komanoff / ICYMI, Congestion pricing is back
This went on way too long. At various times there was a mattress laid across tables in one of the... — Andyj / The Zona sidewalk shed is down
Mr. Komanoff, If I may…. It was my impression that bicycling is your transit mode - not subway or bus?... — Jam / ICYMI, Congestion pricing is back
Great falafel, but their service was very disorganised, leaving customers confused as to status of their food orders. — Joan Moroney / Falafel Tanami has closed