Seen & Heard: Pompeii Martini
Plus: Why that big S. is on the second floor of 102 Franklin; a new dance studio; another Mulberry & Vine; 60 Hudson windows now feature Tribeca artist Dianna Talan; Rosemarie Castoro exhibit.
Six Cortlandt Alley: Tribeca’s Best Value
At $1,716 per square foot, Six Cortlandt Alley offers the best value in Tribeca New Development. / Sponsored
New Kid on the Block: The Flea Theater
The new Flea is 25 percent larger than its previous incarnation, but the mission remains unchanged: to raise a "joyful hell in a small space." / 1 comment
In the News: Ilysa Winick’s Kidney Donor
Plus: The amount of driving by city workers has skyrocketed under de Blasio; men sue after escalator malfunction at the Oculus; 9/11 photos more likely thrown away than stolen; area thefts.
And the New Tenant at Dylan Prime Is…
A Tribeca business is relocating within the neighborhood, taking over the former dining room at Dylan Prime. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Canal Park Inn Has Been Shut Down
Plus: "Star Trek" promotion; children's portraiture; a new show of paintings by Il Lee; more info on the Louis Vuitton pop-up museum; sad turn for Bouley-related landscaping. / 1 comment
This Wednesday: Tribeca Art+Culture Night
Join more than two dozen participating art spaces for Tribeca Art+Culture Night this Wednesday from 6 to 9 p.m. Register for a curator-led tour or other special event or grab a map and wander. / Sponsored
When Tribeca Was Small (Part Two)
In the 1980s, before the condos came in earnest, western Tribeca was home to parking lots, gas stations, a diner, and Cremoland butter. / 38 comments
Newsletter: Sept. 25
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Field Trip: Storm King Art Center
The sculpture park about 90 minutes from Tribeca has an extraordinary art collection, but the joy also comes from being outside in a beautiful place. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Hawksmoor Steakhouse Got Pushed Way Back
Plus: Nickel & Diner got its liquor license; Torly Kid's sidewalk chalk contest; watercolor nudes; opportunity to meet with senior staff from various city organizations; random street signage. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: New Ice Cream Shop
Plus: Two ways to help hurricane victims; 1 Beekman is looking good; the Salty Paw has new owners and a new name; the Department of Transportation's shipping container kiosk; Scotch & Soda now open in the Seaport District; Seaport café partnered with a wine bar. / 3 comments
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