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Read about Robin Brouillette in the Tribeca Citizen Shopping Guide.
Seen & Heard: Details on the Lockdown for Tomorrow’s Parade
Plus: Eviction on W. Broadway; Il Giglio's farewell message; M&M store in south Soho; Fika redecorates. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Church Street Tavern Is Close to Opening
Plus: Café Noir serving lunch; kidswear pop-up; free tennis clinics for kids; 443 Greenwich sales office; Citigroup bollards; a new view of 19 Park Place construction; chair massage recommendation?; Ponte Equities office. / 4 comments
Seen & Heard: Dangerous Film Shoot
Plus: Abandoned kittens up for adoption; Washington Market Park Christmas party; rent stabilization; World Trade Center health report; the Overseas Fujianese Cultural Center of America. / 11 comments
In the News: Superego Extraordinaire
Plus: Fashion party today; rampant iPhone snatching; no fence for Washington Market Park's lawn; Arianna Huffington. / 3 comments
Sandymonium
After Hurricane Sandy struck New York City, artist John Willenbecher wrote a memoir about life during the aftermath. It's a thoroughly charming, valuable account of a week of powerlessness—with long days and even longer nights. / 4 comments
Pop-Up: Robin Brouillette + Tribeca Collective
"There might as well be an electric fence at Canal Street, because Tribeca women don't go above it," says fashion designer Robin Brouillette (herself a Tribecan). "So I wanted to create a store that we'd love." / 5 comments
Seen & Heard: The New Bikes Lanes Are Being Installed
Plus: W. Broadway pop-up has soft-opened; Halloween event at American Apparel; skyscraper-in-progress blog; closing sale at Space on White.
Pop-Up: 25Park
Alison Brettschneider's mini-chain of 25Park boutiques has a new pop-up inside what will eventually be Tribeca designer Robin Brouillette's boutique on W. Broadway. Here's a taste of what you'll find. / 2 comments
Progress Report: April 2013
Here’s a rundown of the restaurants, shops, and more we can expect to open in the next year or so—with many new updates on exactly when they might debut. If you want to be in the know, this is a post worth studying.
Progress Report | January 2013
Here’s a rundown of the restaurants, shops, and more we can expect to open in the next year or so. / 5 comments
Seen & Heard: Robin Brouillette Update
Plus: Bone marrow drive; delay at Live Well Company's new outpost; Batmobile question; New Amsterdam Market. / 1 comment
Progress Report | September 2012
Here’s a quick rundown of the shops, restaurants, and more we can expect in the next year or so (often with new info on opening dates). I highly recommend reading this post so you'll know what I'm going on about.... / 3 comments
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"Where in Tribeca" needs to be at a set time and day. That's the way Erik did it and it... — Tribeca Hater / Where in Tribeca?
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Facts: There are 75,000 residents, 300,000 office workers and 14 million tourists a year that flow through FiDi. Whether this... — Fred / Gearing up to fight an interactive theater in Fidi
Our first child was born on may 4 1971 and that night I was greeted at a new restaurant by... — Anthony / Ecco! at the end of its era in Tribeca?