In the News: Elizabeth Street Garden sues city
Plus Taylor's stalker says he has no ragrets; plans to fill in the East River; Wolf of Wall Street sells his Hubert Street apartment; penthouse for sale in American Thread building; Architectural Digest features artist's loft / 5 comments
Seen & Heard: Lecture on girls + leadership
Plus one more cashless cashier; a new bar at the Arlo Hotel; some monsters at The Flea; City Winery owner hosts tribute to Van Morrison; a petition for field space at the Gansevoort Peninsula / 1 comment
New Gallery on the Block: NYA
NYA Gallery not only has the classic white box storefront on the charming cobbled block of Franklin Place, but also another 9,000 square feet of artists studios, art storage and a frame shop on the lower levels. / 2 comments
Newsletter: March 11
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Where in Tribeca?
Ok, so maybe *this* is the last inspirational message. Again, maybe too obvious. But I couldn't help but applaud the sentiment. Edited for clues in the reflection. / 3 comments
Afternoon edition: Action at Bogardus
The prayer flags at Bogardus Triangle came down today -- that's artist Anne Patterson on the right and her assistant Kina Park -- as demolition is set to start NEXT WEEK! on the park.
Seen & Heard: Last call on the Pier 17 rink
Plus, winter is over, but baseball is on; St. Pat's on Stone Street; Doctor Who at Regal Cinemas; Washington Park Pediatrics celebrates four years; Graffiti as art on Chambers. / 9 comments
In the News: Pied a terre tax + the MTA
Two downtown state legislators have been pushing for years for a pied-a-terre tax, and now Crain's is saying the governor's budget director is seeing this as a way to fix the MTA. / 15 comments
In the News: Taylor Swift has another break-in
Plus Fuku adds fries at its Wall Street location; the Bean is coming; YES broadcaster hangs at SoulCycle and the Hideaway; Fraunces Tavern moves into the 19th Century. / 7 comments
Loft Peeping: Penthouse edition I – 56 Leonard
The largest (but not the only) penthouse is in contract after eight days for $27 million for which you get 6,400 square feet plus three private terrace that appear to have no railing.
Newsletter: March 7
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Au Cheval update: Worth the wait?
The place is gorgeous, the kitchen is open to the dining room, and the happy crowd seems to average around 34. / 2 comments
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History of Tribeca Buildings
"Even cast-iron architecture might have been considered avant garde when it first appeared." No. Just no. Cast iron was intentionally... — James Bogardus / Sneak Peek: 14 White
No slight was intended against Tribeca Paint. It's just nice to have a choice of stores, like we used to.... — Gary / In the News: A 70-year-old Fidi hardware store faces closure
The facade resembles two buildings on Church Street - one on the corner of Warren, the other at Chambers Street.... — Gary / Sneak Peek: 14 White
The best part about those 9 ft windows is the inability to see 14 White while looking out through them.... — James Bogardus / Sneak Peek: 14 White
Sad to see BabyCottons go. Bought many quality gifts there for family and friends. Items were always beautiful and well... — Tribeca Mom / Babycottons and Willow & Zoey are leaving; a jeweler is coming in
Regarding Bubby's, it could be the Devil Wears Prada effect. People re-watching or first seeing the movie in advance of... — Chester / Seen & Heard: An all-time record at Bubby’s?
Yes! Quite affordable for the more than 800 billionaires in America! — George Bacon / Sneak Peek: 14 White