Seen & Heard: A Pretty Good Whole Foods Deal
Plus: Today's Tribeca Alliance event has been canceled; big signage on the Flea's new backside; Tribeca Tower's noisy boiler; everyday objects elevated to art; "Law & Order: SVU" shoot; "A Musical History of the Lower East Side."
In the News: LGBT Memorial in Hudson River Park
Plus: Trinity Church to reveal the design for its tower tomorrow; two Alexander Hamilton exhibits; food writer visits BlackTail and the Beekman hotel bar. / 1 comment
Welcome to TweeBeCa: Special Celebrity Edition!
You’ve been spotted, Jeff Goldblum! You, too, Mickey Rourke! Gina Gershon! Leo DiCaprio! And many more....
Seen & Heard: The Annual Trick-or-Treating Question
Plus: Tribeca Alliance Family Day; how to reserve at Fowler & Wells; P.S. 150 rummage-and-bake sale; the Beekman tower's trompe l'oeil south side; Made in Italy pop-up; a great show at the Studio Museum. / 3 comments
In the News: The Old Cobweb Hall Bar on Duane
Plus: The history of 75 Hudson; Pier 40 air-rights deal likely to take another step forward; old Statue of Liberty materials now being made into jewelry; Pressed Juicery opens in FiDi; Peck Slip School kids to get closed street as play area. / 1 comment
City Vineyard Can Finally Serve Its Full Menu
Including a crispy oyster wrap, lobster montadito, pumpkin spaetzle, and rabbit pot pie.
Seen & Heard: The Battery Park City Authority Finally Caved
Plus: Bluemercury ditched its Trump magazine cover; another peek inside Augustine; checking in on Épicerie Boulud and Joe Coffee at the World Trade Center mall; details on the ice cream truck closure; Tetsu restaurant; Duane Street parking. / 2 comments
50 West Defies the Laws of Luxury
Internationally acclaimed architect Helmut Jahn has designed one of the most striking new buildings in the city, with unparalleled views. / Sponsored
Plans Scrapped for New Greek Restaurant
"The owners of the units were posing too many restrictions and it just wasn't feasible," says Tom Galis, owner of the Greek.
Newsletter: Oct. 20
Subscribe to the twice-weekly Tribeca Citizen newsletter by entering your email address where it says "Subscribe" in the right column and following the instructions. You can unsubscribe at any time.
The Shake Shack on Canal Street
A famous old brand makes way for a famous new one. / 1 comment
Left rectangle ads redesigned
Robert Ripps book
History of Tribeca Buildings
All comments here are moderated as comments are at all media sites. — Tribeca Citizen / In the News: More ICE on Canal Street
Nooooooo!!!!! The best, friendliest, kindest wine shop in Tribeca. Great selection, great suggestions. They will be so missed:-( — Talia Attaille / Frankly Wines has closed
To be honest Canal Street needs this, and it also needs a lot more cleaning up than just what ICE... — Matt W / In the News: More ICE on Canal Street
I hear there will be many more in the coming months. — Matt / In the News: More ICE on Canal Street
Based on current flood maps and historic topographical ones, most of the flooding is going to move east along Canal... — Reader on Reade / The plans for the reconstruction of Rockefeller Park
In the last photo/rendering: Where does the water go? into Tribeca? Did I read this right? Water is overflowing the... — G / The plans for the reconstruction of Rockefeller Park
So who ordered this? Ricky Patel? — Heide Fasnacht / In the News: More ICE on Canal Street