Newsletter: April 18
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Tickets are on sale for Taste of Tribeca
The annual festival of the neighborhood and its fab restaurants is in its 30th year.
There’s still time to plan lots of summer fun for the kids
The neighborhood has so much to offer kids this summer: music, dance, fashion, reading, visual arts, martial arts, coding, tennis, fitness and more. There's something for every interest. / Sponsored
In the News: Drinks on boats started here
Plus an update on 125 Greenwich; another gallery for the Tribeca district; a look at London's congestion pricing program.
Update on the shelter coming to 105 Washington
The Safe Haven shelter will be the first in CB1, which until recently had no homeless shelters in its district. / 13 comments
Kids These Days: Sports equipment drive at Duane Park this Saturday
Two local teens decided to mark Earth Day with a sports equipment drive that will benefit the kids at the Hudson Guild in Chelsea.
Seen & Heard: Where to see a sea of tulips
Plus the future of cities in wood; tickets are available for the Tribeca Film Festival; two BMCC profs get picked for NASA project.
Seen & Heard: Sugared + Bronzed is open
Plus the BBC reports from Tribeca; the photographer Joe Woolhead has a show at the Oculus; some old school and old world cobblestones.
Only in Tribeca: The artist Meghan Boody hosts an epic send-off for herself
The event celebrated the artist's 60th birthday, but also her leave-taking: she has listed her celebrated loft which she purchased here in 1995.
Newsletter: April 15
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Lable Horowitz, who opened Church Street Surplus in 1971, dies at 87
Lable hawked everything from NASA souvenir coins to WWII bomber jackets to antique linens, all while keeping an eye on his corner of the neighborhood. / 7 comments
Seriously?! In the 2020’s in NYC this is what we’re worried about? Ignoring the blatant homophobia, are we still that... — Wow / Nosy Neighbor: “I find this bus stop ad concerning.”
Yes, that store has just departed from the former Chambers Wine space. — CK / The beginning of the end for illegal cannabis stores
Promoting censorship in ads, sexual expression, and now people’s differing opinions is not a good look tbh — B / Nosy Neighbor: “I find this bus stop ad concerning.”
Yours was because it attacked P. so directly and so meanly. — Tribeca Citizen / Nosy Neighbor: “I find this bus stop ad concerning.”
I wonder if the store that was apparently looking to open in the old Chambers Wines space will give up... — J / The beginning of the end for illegal cannabis stores
This is great news!!! Finally doing something about the illegal one's. This is going to make it all the more... — Mike Levy / The beginning of the end for illegal cannabis stores
I agree wiht P, my son looked at this ad and I saw the perplex look on his face. It's... — Sandra / Nosy Neighbor: “I find this bus stop ad concerning.”