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Key to the city for Robert De Niro
The actor, who founded the film festival here and has invested in so many Tribeca businesses, will be honored in the fall with a festival of his films at Spring Studio.
Newsletter: June 5
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Tribeca Film Festival launches next week
Events run from June 7 to 18 all around the city, including at BMCC and Spring Studios.
Seen & Heard: Nothing says Tribeca like…
...giant chartreuse letters that say Tribeca. Plus George Bernard Shaw's Saint Joan at the Battery; Joseph Carini at the D&D; Van Leeuwen adds seating outside.
Seen & Heard: Whitney Community Day on Sunday
Plus the Tribeca Film Festival has shortened its name; Brookfield has mini golf through the month; meditate today on the river. / 1 comment
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I believe the "deadline" was extended by 30 days (or the end of month, can't quite remember..) — B.Thompson / In the News: Today’s deadline for congestion pricing
Duffy is flailing at this point. He knows the Feds have no case to rescind the approval, so it's all... — malcolm / In the News: Today’s deadline for congestion pricing
Nick Cave is amazing and the showing of his art in this incredible space is spectacular - don't miss seeing... — Franklin Foodie / Art in Tribeca: Nick Cave at the Jack Shainman Gallery
The filed alteration costs shown in the DoB records are ludicrously low: $150,000 for 6,000 SF of architectural renovations plus... — James / Seen & Heard: Honoring Downtown’s noted immigrants
Specifically Unit 4 (tax lot 1104), bought in 2022 by two revocable trusts: Big Apple B (for Brien) and Big... — james / Seen & Heard: Honoring Downtown’s noted immigrants
No. 55 Leonard Street. — James / Seen & Heard: Honoring Downtown’s noted immigrants
Going to say it is Worth Street, likely 35, although I will not warrant a guess as to why anyone... — Robert Ripps / Seen & Heard: Honoring Downtown’s noted immigrants