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Read about A Uno Tribeca in the Tribeca Citizen Shopping Guide.
A Uno will move after 20 years on Duane
The women's clothing store with a distinct downtown vibe will relocate to the Village by the end of the year. The reason: covid + untenable rents. / 13 comments
There are all sorts of ways to celebrate mom in the neighborhood
And there's no better way to honor a downtown mom than by shopping -- and eating! and drinking! -- local for Mother's Day. / Sponsored
Made in Tribeca: The timely creations of Ruthy Byers
The expert tailor at A Uno is applying her training as a designer and her work as a fashion model to make a better and more beautiful mask. / 5 comments
2020 Shop-Local Gift Guide: Threads!
The shops of Tribeca are what makes our streets seem warm and alive. And if there's ever been a time to shop local, it's now. So give Amazon a rest and get out there. / 2 comments
You can still shop local for Mother’s Day!
Send some love and support to two of your favorite things: Mom and Tribeca's local stores. Life just isn't the same without either one of them in our lives. / Sponsored
Seen & Heard: Greca’s New Menus
Plus: Truck crash on W. Broadway; Japanese restaurant changing its name; gallery returns to its former Leonard Street home; 70 Vestry's lot-line "windows"; Battery Park City parks survey results. / 4 comments
2017 Shop-Local Gift Guide (Part 2)
While you're out and about, there's no law saying you can't pick up a little something for yourself, too. In this round: Steven Alan, Grown & Sewn and Red Wing Shoes, Balloon Saloon, A Uno Tribeca, Boomerang Toys, Ibiza, and Onda Beauty. / 4 comments
Seen & Heard: Winter Sales
Plus: Salt Shed photos, signage, and noise report; snow wave; wooden walkway at Hudson River Park; Franklin Place façade. / 1 comment
CB1 Tribeca Committee: The Unofficial Minutes (December 2015)
Discussed at last night’s meeting: The new sculpture coming to Albert Capsouto Park; the noisy new exhaust vent at Tribeca Tower on Duane Street; Ann Benedetto's work on a Tribeca Alliance; proposed newsstand outside P.S. 234. / 2 comments
Shop-Local Gift Guide (Part 2)
There's no law saying you can't pick up a little something for yourself, too, while you're out and about. In this round: Babesta, A Uno, Stillfried Wien, Grown & Sewn, and the Mysterious Bookshop.
Spotlight: A Uno
"Shopping is a form of self-expression," says Ann Benedetto, whose A Uno clothing boutique has been at the corner of W. Broadway and Duane for 14 years. "Walking into a store that matches how you feel inside is fabulous."
A Halloween Scrapbook
Before the second wave of entitlement-seekers—uh, trick-or-treaters—emerges on Saturday, let's take a look at the Halloween decorations, from cute to creepy, on view around Tribeca. Can't you feel those tiny bony hands on your tender throat?
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