New Kid on the Block: The Ness
The founders of The Ness -- think happi(ness) or fit(ness) or well(ness) -- have their clients bouncing off the, well, floor in cardio and sculpt classes set to music on mini trampolines. / 2 comments
Tribeca Spa of Tranquility Fall Wellness Event with special discounts for readers
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Seen & Heard: Some happy neighborhood news out of Quebec
Plus a look at Ken Smith's Pier 35; an explanation of why Worth Street is being cooled to -320 degrees; looking for clues for a mystery on Chambers. / 1 comment
Nosy Neighbor: What’s this on the side of Pier 40?
I’m so curious- do you know what this is? It is on the side of Pier 40. It started pretty recently and says “I Want To Thank You.” / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Rand Hardy installation at One Liberty
Plus a dance performance each night this week at the Wintergarden; a show on the chair at R&Co.; Ferrante at Art Projects International; PS 150 will hold its annual rummage sale.
New Bar on the Block: Momofuku’s Bar Wayō
Despite the corporate pedigree as part of the Momofuku Group empire, David Chang's latest at Pier 17 could become a new fave neighborhood bar.
Newsletter: Oct. 3
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In the News: Millennium school safety officer killed off duty
Plus more mochi coming to Soho; ferry ticket seller sentenced in shooting; ferry service resumes to Jersey City at lunch; The Roxy hosts a Nordic film festival. / 16 comments
Seen & Heard: Sing your heart out in Duane Park
Plus tons of events this month at Battery Park City parks; the Gitano Jungle Room is soon heading out; Reade Street Animal Hospital will host an adoption event -- skip if you hate puppies.
Now open: the new arts center on Governors Island
Governors Island and the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council have opened a new gallery space on the island, and it has to have the most gorgeous views of any gallery in the city -- not to mention good art.
Seen & Heard: Anish Kapoor sculpture finally coming to 56 Leonard
Plus local editor chats with Michael Chabon; Macao building is for sale; '70s politics seen in art; a knighted Canadian fashion designer takes a space on Leonard and Church.
Portrait of the Artist: Brian Burns
The latest in photographer Claudine Williams's series of Q&As with local people in the arts: the screenwriter and television producer Brian Burns. / 1 comment
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