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Read about Tribeca Issey Miyake in the Tribeca Citizen Shopping Guide.
Seen & Heard: Terri Is Closing Today
Plus: Century 21's garish digital signage; activity at a Chambers Street storefront; sidewalk shed covering a crosswalk sign; Issey Miyake's new sign. / 4 comments
In the News: Issey Miyake’s Proposed Signage
Plus: China Blue tried a no-tipping policy and abandoned it; more funding for the Walker Hotel Tribeca; Brooklyn Chop House finally opens tonight; changing intersections to accommodate cyclists. / 2 comments
In the News: Tribeca Nanny Fired Because of Race
Plus: Pier 26 construction timeline; prosecutors seek death penalty for bike-path terrorist; estuarium is still very short on funding; shopping at Issey Miyake with John Lydon; East River Park to be raised by several feet; legal dispute over N. Moore basement. / 12 comments
TCQ&A: Peter Carey
One of only four authors to win the Booker Prize twice, Peter Carey shares his thoughts on the area, including his favorite restaurants, his fondness for Issey Miyake, and his enthusiasm for pestering the city about the fountain at City Hall Park. / 5 comments
Seen & Heard: Restroom Start-Up
Plus: Renovation of a local Starbucks; final days at Art et Maison (and who's taking the space); more on the Battery Park City dune photo; Best Made Co. catalog; music-making opportunity; special CB1 meeting. / 7 comments
In the News: Seaport Museum’s Season Kickoff
Plus: Body found off Battery Park; sticky fingers at the Issey Miyake store; another barre studio; a sad flip at 79 Laight; another FiDi building to try and woo tech sector; inside 4WTC offices.
Seen & Heard: Revenge!
Plus: Activity in the former Harrison space; terrific sculpture show; Wednesday Greenmarket starting up again; workers spotted at 280 Broadway; Shelter Chic pop-up; more Joan Armatrading; pretty Issey Miyake exhibit. / 3 comments
Summer Sale Report (Part 2)
Sales are underway or coming up at Babesta, Steven Alan Annex, Torly Kid, Tribeca Issey Miyake, and Shoofly.
The Ups and Downs of Old Tribeca
"Every kid who grew up downtown in the old days remembers riding in freight elevators," reminisces Gardiner Comfort. "All the old industrial buildings had them: hand-operated, ancient cages that left the brick shaft walls open and the distant vanishing point of the top floor visible." / 3 comments
Citizen Style | September 2012
It’s time for Mona Akhtar’s monthly look at who’s rocking the sidewalk (including during last week's Fashion's Night Out). And remember, if she stops you on the street, say yes! / 1 comment
Fashion’s Night Out in Tribeca
Fashion only gets out one night a year, but it's quite the party. Here's what's going on in these parts tomorrow night (Thursday, Sept. 6). / 6 comments
Seen & Heard: Chipotle
Coming very soon. Plus: School zoning meeting tonight; art installation at Tribeca Issey Miyake; update on Aamanns/Copenhagen.
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Yes! I think I was just on this block a couple weeks ago with WIT too... — Tribeca Citizen / Where in Tribeca?
I believe it is on Franklin, at the freight elevator of the Powell Building, 105 Hudson Street. — Robert Ripps / Where in Tribeca?
You definitely are not a New Yorker. Why don’t you leave? — Karen / Seen & Heard: Lines out the door…
Sorry I am an European. In Europe have the 2 ww and the "rebuild time" in the 50tes and 60ties... — Christian Platzbecker / Neighbors fight demolition of historic building on Beekman
Better than even money Vale is correct! But one never knows. Antifa was never an "organization" but is a movement,... — Ben / Seen & Heard: Lines out the door…
That's because they are closing... — Tribeca Citizen / What neighborhood schools will look like this fall
your two cents is worth 2 million cents, at least! — madeline c lanciani / Seen & Heard: Lines out the door…