Plus photography at Hal Bromm; Swedish Midsummer Festival coming up; Duane Park Patisserie is officially closed. / 1 comment
Plus an ornament sale that benefits the ACLU; a Nordic art holiday sale and art show; Modern Bread looks ready; a toy drive this Saturday.
On the occasion of his gallery's 50th, the longtime Tribecan reflects on his decades of involvement in the art scene and the preservation of Tribeca. / 1 comment
Plus The Queer Show at Hal Bromm Gallery; a soft open at Olive's; Shakespeare Downtown presents free Tennessee Williams.
Plus a lunch box food festival at 28 Liberty; Faces at Hal Bromm Gallery; watch out for yellow tap water today. / 1 comment
And the coffee is free all week! Plus Hal Bromm features 12 artists who reflect on the pandemic; New York Law School puts together a Tribeca pandemic recovery task force. / 8 comments
Plus: The New York Dolls reopening party; what to expect at the "Experience Mars" event; why the Broadway bus bulb remains unfinished; show of 1970s art at Hal Bromm Gallery; looking down on Barclay Tower. / 2 comments
Plus: The Water Street arcade handover; Q&A with gallerist Hal Bromm; El Luchador's new Lower East Side location; Westville FiDi not a done deal.
Plus: Profiles of Tribeca gallerist Hal Bromm and artist David Lyle; Physique 57 opening in FiDi; judge recuses self from clocktower lawsuit; poker pro and wealth manager get engaged; man pretends to be Tracy Morgan's son at Haus.
Plus: Manhunt at the gym; Jerry's Café closed for renovation; Tribeca Trust looking for Tribeca lovers; Starbucks in WFC closes, reopens; Woolworth Building booklet; Con Ed question. / 3 comments
And more on the restaurant in question. Plus: Citibank is open; New York Kids Club timeline; Vestry Wines; gallerist Hal Bromm. UPDATE: Reps for the space's owner says the Lohan connection isn't true (but they do confirm it's a Mexican restaurant that's interested). / 7 comments
Including the $40 million penthouse. Plus: Is 11 N. Moore a bad neighbor?; Fika looks close to opening; work at 502 Canal; De Niro in Tribeca; Aamanns bread; Tribeca Trust talk; Terra Wine Bar; roti contest. / 3 comments
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