The 2020 Shop-Local Gift Guide Complete!
Here's the final wrap-up, with gifts for everyone in every category: books, threads, baubles, kids, teens, pampering, eats, home goods, and don't forget your local non-profit. / 2 comments
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Seen & Heard: Slow down
Plus a new mural at Brookfield; intimate portraits at Journal Gallery; L. Brosterman shows in Fidi at Anderson Contemporary.
A barrel of seltzer? Pickles in a can?
Sticky's is offering a unicorn of a beverage to pay homage to a cartoon for adults and it is all a mystery to me but still worth a try for fans of seltzer. / 4 comments
Seen & Heard: Holiday events starting this week
Santa will cruise through the neighborhood in a pedicab; a Swedish Fest at 180 the Store; plus Hanukkah events at Tamid and Chabad. / 1 comment
Coming Soon: Dinners to go in the old Baked space
Ed Koch's former chef at Gracie is opening his first brick-and-mortar at 279 Church, and will be ready in about three weeks. / 4 comments
2020 Shop-Local Gift Guide: Books of Tribeca
Written in Tribeca: The neighborhood has some prolific residents who have published pages of their expertise and creativity. / 4 comments
Newsletter: December 7
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Where in (not really but close) Tribeca?
There's a clue here, if you know where to look. Where is this seasonal addition to the streetscape? / 4 comments
Pearl River Mart will close in the new year
The Chinatown/Soho/Tribeca stalwart -- in business for five decades here -- is the latest victim of the pandemic, but there may be a glimmer of hope on the horizon. / 12 comments
Poets House will close indefinitely
The first cultural institution in the neighborhood to give in to the pandemic, the poetry library in Battery Park City will let go its staff and its top two directors will retire. / 1 comment
An update from an Alumnae alumna
Leigh Stackpole writes with an update on her activities, news of an upcoming show at Patrick Parrish, and the horrible story of her son as a victim of police brutality.
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This is an awful way to treat a NYC restaurant icon. Tenant abuse in the extreme. — Jon Brecht / Eulalie owners forced to sue their landlord
Yet another Italian restaurant? — Manny / Sneak Peek: Ludico Tribeca
LOL! Popup Bagels, Apollo Bagels, Zucker's Bagels, Modern Bread and Bagel... Did I miss any? Certainly not starved for options... — O / Chip City has closed permanently
plainly put the situation is abysmal and shows no signs of improving — invader zim / In the News: Hunting down parking placard abuses
"Anti-Elizabeth" - you are aware Elizabeth is a common name, right? I'm not the same person who was posting earlier.... — Elizabeth / In the News: Hunting down parking placard abuses
There was a short time, several years ago (maybe 10 yrs ago?), when Reade Street changed their parking rules. If... — KC / In the News: Hunting down parking placard abuses
The Gothamist article about compass is very dumb. StreetEasy charges agents to post listings there, so it’s not as if... — Matt / In the News: Strolling Canal Street