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Books of Tribeca: Sun & Ssukgat: The Korean Art of Self-Care, Wellness & Longevity
Tribecan Michelle Jungmin Bang launched a personal health journey across Asia and now compiles what she has learned in a book of research and recipes.
Books of Tribeca: The poems of RMW Sunderland
The slim volume of 30 poetic stories are set in and about the neighborhood, and are full of charm. / 7 comments
2024 Shop-Local Gift Guide: Books of Tribeca
This neighborhood is full of talented folks publishing all sorts of books on all sorts of subjects -- and they make great gifts.
Books of Tribeca: Tribeca | Four Decades in Pictures
Tribeca Trib owner and photographer Carl Glassman has assembled some of his favorite photos of the neighborhood taken over the past four decades. / 7 comments
Books of Tribeca: Missy’s Twitch
Inspired by the razing of Wagner Park in Battery Park City, the satirical novel takes on climate alarmism through a fossil-fuel heiress and her overwhelming guilt.
Seen & Heard: Élan Flowers is open
Plus scenes of Tribeca in a new coffee table book; a new kids store in Brookfield; 15 Broad is fulfilling wishes for families again.
Seen & Heard: Local author’s new novel + reading
Plus an addition for Aire Ancient Baths? a grant competition for a Downtown walking tour; and The Event for Church Street School is on for April 4. / 1 comment
Books of Tribeca: Pocket8s
Local author Amy Sewell, who made the documentary "Mad Hot Ballroom," has published her first novel -- a psychological thriller.
TCQ&A: Author Carmen Rita Wong
The CNBC 'On the Money' host, author and philanthropy leader (The Moth, Planned Parenthood) has written a new memoir: "Why Didn't You Tell Me?" that examines family secrets, race and identity.
Books of Tribeca: Our Laundry, Our Town
The memoir by Tribecan and playwright Alvin Eng traces his story from behind the counter at his parents laundry in Flushing to a life in performance, from punk rock to NPR. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Variety Coffee coming to Beekman Street
Plus local author Jon Pepper releases third corporate satire; Trinity Church resumes meal service; LMCC is ready with its River to River schedule of events.
Books of Tribeca: Maman the Cookbook
The locals who own the Maman restaurants have released their favorite recipes -- and invite readers to season as needed.
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Word I'm my building 275 Greenwich is that it is over. No renovation. It's out of business — Jg / Don’t panic: Gee Whiz is renovating
Cornell University's department of ornithology has a great, free bird identification app called Merlin. It walks you through a series... — N / Seen & Heard: Hobby Lobby signage gets bold
Well do you speak Peruvian? — W / Seen & Heard: Breakfast at Artesano
I love the idea of greening that triangle. It could be a wonderful addition to the neighborhood. It’s been neglected... — Michael / Vote for funding for Barnett Newman Triangle and PS 234
Don't disagree. Let me ask... — Tribeca Citizen / Vote for funding for Barnett Newman Triangle and PS 234
The bird looks like an American Kestrel - North America's smallest and most widespread falcon. — Murray / Seen & Heard: Hobby Lobby signage gets bold
That bird is a an American kestrel. — Linder / Seen & Heard: Hobby Lobby signage gets bold