Seen & Heard: A unicorn hangs on Hudson
Plus a Vineyard Vines popup at the Winter Garden; a fishing program at Wagner; Biso Man strikes again; a series of design events start soon downtown. / 5 comments
In the News: Traffic light for South End Avenue
Plus new tenants at 7 World Trade; bogus boat rides at The Battery; a hotel planned for Fulton and Broadway; Fulton Plaza Apartments sold.
Seen & Heard: Dr. Phil reviews Gigino’s while standing on the street
Plus Battery Park City hosts a free version of a hit play from The Flea at the Irish Hunger Memorial; learn mahjong at the China Institute. / 1 comment
First Impressions: Crown Shy
A downtown kid grew up to be a chef at one Michelin-starred restaurant after another until he landed here, at his new solo project in Fidi at 70 Pine. / 1 comment
Newsletter: May 9
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Seen & Heard: The Odeon in the 1930s
Plus early morning birding in The Battery; the Fulton Stall summer market is open on Sundays; construction fences are coming down on Warren. / 10 comments
The Broad Exchange Building: Live in a landmark with a captivating past
Capturing the zeitgeist of the 1890s, the architecture of The Broad Exchange Building is as distinctive as it is stunning, and now merges historic design with modern living. / Sponsored
A massive and moving exhibit on Auschwitz comes to the Museum of Jewish Heritage
This remarkable exhibit aims to demonstrate that the Holocaust was not just a moment in time; it was a process that started with words and hatred. And it was born in a time like our own.
Amazon Go opens in Brookfield mall
They say it is the same technology as self-driving cars, only the food doesn't drive itself over to you. / 11 comments
The History of Tribeca, One Building at a Time
The History of Tribeca Buildings database—compiled from Tom Miller's posts at Daytonian in Manhattan—now has more than 100 entries, each with the zesty anecdotes you've come to expect. Here is one important addition.
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Local Expert: POOCHi
Hidden in the residential buildings of Tribeca are hundreds of folks running businesses that are hidden from view but contributing to the hive of expertise we have buzzing down here. / 5 comments
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History of Tribeca Buildings
It is in a landmark district as a contributing building but it is not (and will not become) an individual... — Tribeca Citizen / Parking garage on North Moore sells for $57 million
that's too bad - was hoping for Paper Moon Giardino. :( — chris / New plans afoot for the Sarabeth’s corner
Interesting that this mundane, commercial building was designed by James Renwick Jr.'s firm (the Renwick who designed St. Patrick's Cathedral,... — Gary / Parking garage on North Moore sells for $57 million
Person: Read your last comment and I don’t completely disagree but all the sites you mention have their own contention... — John Gallagher / The Candidates 2026: David Siffert
“Introducing ‘The Asbestos’, a new boutique luxury condominium offering for those with discerning taste, and a penchant for living on... — Reader on Reade / Parking garage on North Moore sells for $57 million
If you could provide info on how crowds will be controlled and how riverfront access will be managed. In the... — Carol / Getting ready for the 4th of July
Wondering if the slow vacating of the retail, and now an upper floor, is a sign that the building will... — G / Nosy Neighbor: The end of an era