Plus the five best neighborhood restaurants from a native; Alo opens today; the mayor gives the BMCC commencement address.
Plus decades of dance and art on Duane; Trump still gunning for congestion pricing; a heist in the wine cellar.
The Public Art Fund will host the exhibit — the New York artist’s first public show in the city — through Nov. 15.
The Flea, the theater that has been on Thomas Street for decades, is now dedicated to Black art and performance. I will do a ...
Plus an Aussie music festival at the Seaport; the Tribeca Park Cafe on Spotify; first annual meeting for the Tribeca Alliance ...
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Duane Street native Lily Weisberg has directed “Rare Birds,” which will have its premiere tomorrow, June 5, at the Tribeca Festival.
After 35 years, the bakery — an anchor on Duane Park and in the neighborhood — will close its retail business.
An organized group of Downtown residents are hoping the BPCA will reconsider its plans to fell 500 mature trees on the ...
Plus a performance about 9/11; Brooklyn Craft Company will come to Barclay and Broadway; Shinkai Dojo moves to John Street.
After an unfathomable tragedy, Tribecans Marina and Kevin Krim have created a non-profit that teaches social and emotional ...
The Downtown Alliance has created two ways to celebrate Lower Manhattan’s role in the revolution this season.
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