New Kid on the Block: David Weeks Studio
Besides David Weeks Studio's furniture, rugs, lighting and objets, you'll find art, crockery, leather goods and even jewelry from like-minded designers.
Newsletter: Feb. 13
Local Lens: Fred Dodnick & Teri Henry • Inside City Hall • Bar Suzette Creperie • Nosy Neighbors: BMCC Trailers • Blue Ribbon Sushi • Bonobos • Barbalu • Orlando Bloom • More
Corton’s Replacement Has Been Announced
It'll be less fussy, but then it would almost have to be, wouldn't it? / 1 comment
In the News: Blue Ribbon Sushi Confirmed
Plus: Orlando Bloom might be moving; the downtown baby boom continues; Chanterelle chef to open Flatiron restaurant; big lofts east of Broadway; falling ice; Peck Slip addition OKed; Le Restaurant. / 2 comments
Local Lens: Fred Dodnick and Teri Henry
"We shoot here endlessly," says Fred Dodnick, who sent over wonderful images that he and his partner, Teri Henry, have taken of the area. / 5 comments
Tribeca Trunk Show: Jewelry and Lingerie
Join Fulva Fusca and BeMe Lingerie for a two-day trunk show with wonderful opportunities for Valentine's Day gifts. / Sponsored
Seen & Heard: A Creperie on Chambers
Plus: Tribeca Meet & Greet; community rebuilding meetings; Landmarc's tenth anniversary; 56 Leonard crane. / 1 comment
In the News: Bonobos Signs on at Brookfield Place
Plus: Ice still falling from 1 World Trade Center; Park51 still stalled; Road Runners Half Marathon ending elsewhere this year; nightclub art. / 1 comment
Nosy Neighbor: Why Are the BMCC Trailers Still There?
"Back in June, you said the BMCC trailers on West Street would be removed by September. They're still there. What gives?" —T.
You Might Be Surprised by How Much Your Home Is Worth
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Inside the Renovated City Hall
It looks pretty darn fine after all the work it's had done. / 5 comments
Dr. Koster and NY Vision Group First to Acquire Latest LASIK Laser
"This is the most advanced LASIK laser available in the world—providing phenomenal results," says Dr. Harry Koster. "It allows us to account for the specific shape and individual attributes of each eye." / Sponsored
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Robert Ripps book
History of Tribeca Buildings
So so sorry to read this. Although we lost touch and I dont get down to Walker’s much these days,... — Christine Boeke / Jerry Walker, co-owner of Walker’s and The Ear Inn, has died
In Whole Foods today, not only was there an incredibly long line to check out at the self check-out registers,... — Merle Temkin / Let the hoarding begin
Hmm,.. reminds me of Covid days but at least there is Toilet paper! — SONIA STOCK / Let the hoarding begin
I really cannot wait. I miss the big storms that we used to get. Back in 2022 storm, my friend... — malcolm / Prepping for the storm
Logistics and isolation. There is a single bridge connecting the island, and they'd also have to work around an existing... — malcolm / New plans and an alternative proposal for the White Street jail
Thank you for all this info. Those sellers are also selling lots of fake "Apple" products, from the looks of... — Marcus / Seen & Heard: Hauling counterfeit loot
I grew up in Bergen County and snow days were "announced" by the town-wide fire horn (usually used to call... — N / Prepping for the storm