We’re going to need a bigger deck
Restaurants are getting creative about their outdoor spaces, adding roofs and walls and heaters and even finding hidden spaces to use for indoor dining. / 5 comments
What will Halloween 2020 look like?
There's no better neighborhood than Tribeca for Halloween, but as it already has in so many other ways, 2020 will ruin this too. Almost.
Seen & Heard: Oktober at the Okulus
There's a new beer garden in town; plus Church Street School celebrates 30 years; Dance with Miss Rachel expands uptown.
Newsletter: October 8
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In the News: Century will close mid-November
Plus the pandemic as endurance art; romance at The Odeon; Muscle Maker Grill sets up a ghost kitchen for third party apps.
Seen & Heard: Art crawl this weekend
Take an organized outdoor tour of the new Curbside Canvas projects; plus there's more street art just north of Canal; and Paisley is open outside and in -- including for brunch. / 1 comment
Sole di Capri has closed
The Tribeca mainstay on Church Street tried to make a go of it in the pandemic era, but could not catch up. / 21 comments
The return of composting to downtown
You can now take your compost to Pier 25, where it will be reused someday in the park's garden beds; or get a pickup service and support a Hell's Kitchen nonprofit at the same time. / 5 comments
Exceed Physical Culture has closed our location
The gym opened in 2013 on three levels at 97 Reade, and is still offering private sessions and online classes from its uptown location.
Seen & Heard: Lispenard parties promoted on Instagram
Plus 16 Handles is open on Chambers; Pier 26 is ready for its closeup; several storefront windows are smashed on Worth Street. / 4 comments
Residents and CB1 sound off on homeless shelter for Fidi
Citing the threat of physical safety and potential harm to neighborhood children, local residents pushed back on the city's plan to bring 240 men to the Radisson on William Street. / 9 comments
Nosy Neighbor: What is the Sheriff doing on Laight Street?
"Do you have any idea why the Sheriff's Office has been on Laight Street for the past four days? There were about 21 of them (yes, I counted) stopping cars coming from the tunnel." / 2 comments
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Again and again: if the police start to arrest & remand the buyers for possession of stolen/fraudulent goods, even to... — jfrankp / In the News: Watching the towers fall
Marcus, you're an idiot. — Alex in NYC / In the News: Watching the towers fall
This Glitz article talks about the brands suing street vendors, which seems ridiculous. The brands should sue the mayor in... — James Bogardus / In the News: Watching the towers fall
This is great news! Public Records is one of the best music venues in NYC, and I'm so glad to... — Marcus / Public Records coming to the Seaport
Interesting about the Glitz article. What's the "standoff with the new mayor"? Our mayor wants to keep the organized crime... — Marcus / In the News: Watching the towers fall
welcome to the neighborhood, Sancta! — EM / Pilates studio coming to Hudson and Beach
Matt- i couldn’t agree more. This mayor… dont even get me started. As a gay jewish man in New York... — Ralph / Five Guys and Fluffies Hot Chicken are open on Canal