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The article reviews several exhibitions at SoHo and TriBeCa neighborhoods in New York in April 2016 including "Fade In: Int. Art Gallery―Day" Swiss Institute, "Drawing Dialogues: Selections From the Sol LeWitt Collection", and "Tide and Current Taxi" by Marie Lorenz.

The article reports on the closure of a recording studion, the Magic Shop on Crosby Street in SoHo, New York City.

A review is offered for the Parigot French restaurant located in SoHo, New York City.

The article focuses on the design of the refurbished Federal-style townhouse in SoHo, New York.

The article offers the insights of Jill Wenger on the opening of his 5-storey, 8,400 square-feet retail store Totokaelo in SoHo, New York where several ready to wear apparel would be sold.

A review is offered for the Despaña Brand Foods store located in SoHo, New York City.

The article describes the efforts of Kathy Eldon to find a way to exhibit the photographs taken by her son Dan Eldon before he was stoned to death by a mob in Mogadishu, Somalia. Dan Eldon had been working for Reuters when he and three other journalists were killed while attempting to photograph the scene of a recent bombing. His mother, sister Amy Eldon, photographer Lisa Candela, and others have finally located a gallery in SoHo in New York City where his work will be permanently displayed.

This article describes an event that was the last weekly Misshapes party at Don Hill's in New York City. Many of the regulars, such as Geordon Nicol, Greg Krelenstein, and Leigh Lezark, were in attendance. Misshapes has been the party to be seen at for ur-hipsters and post-new-wavers. The dance party and fashion display has been occurring in SoHo since 2002.

The article examines the A.P.C. clothing store in SoHo, New York City. Since its founding by Jean Touitou in 1987, the store has sold clothing to an incredibly loyal group of customers, who wear the items for a decade or more. Touitou designs the clothing, which is sold at many high fashion outlets abroad. Prices are just below the luxury level, tempting customer to make a purchase at the limits of their budget.

The article discusses Bar Martignetti on Broome Street in Soho, New York City. AS of 2007, this two level bar and club is the destination for preppies in the city. The establishment was opened in November 2006 by brothers Anthony and Tom Martignetti. Various discussions with customers are related.

The article profiles Harry McNally and Nick Poe, roommates and partners in the design team Pegleg NYC. The pair live in McNally's childhood apartment on Thompson Street in New York City's SoHo. They pay rent with the help of a rotating group of roommates. McNally recalls growing up in the apartment. He likes to hang out in the bathroom, which became the largest room in the apartment when his father expanded it.

The article profiles legendary art critic Robert Hughes. Hughes was in a car accident in 1999 that left him in a coma for 5 weeks and with one leg shorter than the other. Hughes divides his time between his SoHo (New York City) loft and his wife Doris Downes's home in Briarcliff Manor (N. Y.). He has recently released a memoir, "Things I Didn't Know."

Focuses on concerns about a dog flu virus, since at least two animals have died since last July in Westchester County, New York. Indication that Pup Culture kennel in SoHo is not accepting dogs from upstate New York; Comment of Sandra Barea concerning fear over canine flu; Information from the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene suggesting there are no cases of canine flu in the city; Deborah Sachs who tries to protect her pet's health by avoiding grooming shops that sell puppies; How Victoria Booth helps her dog avoid the communal bowl at the Washington Square Park; Pup Culture groomer, Eric Gonzalez.

Focuses on the experience of three roommates in Soho, New York City and apartment dwelling in New York City. Review of how finding an apartment in New York is a famously tortuous ordeal; Recent drop in vacancy rates; Comments on the issue from Brian Ullman, managing director at Ardor Realty Corporation; Discussion of how young couples are deciding to live together sooner than they would have otherwise and inviting others to join them.

Offers a look at the home Peri Wolfman and Charles Gold, who live in a fourth-floor loft in Soho, New York City. Review of how developers constructed a new building nearby and eliminated their views of the city; Reaction of Gold to losing the view; Discussion of how darkness is falling on bedrooms and living rooms all over New York as runaway development makes exterior views an endangered perk of life in New York City.

Reports on the residential real estate market in New York City. Comparison of prices in different areas of the city, including the Upper West Side, SoHo, TriBeCa, Upper East Side and more; Statistics about prices in the different areas of the city; How some people can't afford expensive areas and are looking at the Upper East Side; Advantages and disadvantages of the Upper East Side; Description of the social history of the Upper East Side and how many consider it to be too conservative and too staid.

Focuses on the arrest of actor Russell Crowe in a SoHo hotel. The reason for his alleged attack on a desk clerk in the lobby of the Mercer Hotel; Identification of the injured employee, Nestor Estrada, who lives in Brooklyn; The movie that Crowe is promoting; The charges against Crowe for throwing a telephone.

The article focuses on an exhibition by artist Howardena Pindell at the Sragow Gallery in SoHo, New York. The show, which features thirtyfour of the artist's works, shows the breadth and range of Pindell's art, as well as a hint of the evolution of the artist. Rarely do art lovers have an opportunity to see this type of diversity of an artist's work while he or she is still alive. And alive Pindell is, with no fewer than thirteen of works in the show having been made in the last four years. This is not work that hits the viewer over the head with its intent; rather, Pindell's work slowly reveals itself to the patient admirer, not unlike a rose that slowly blossoms in a garden.

Focuses on the complaints of residents who live near the Thompson Street hotel. Noise pollution from the hotel including construction noise and from late night revelers; Other complaints from neighbors; Amount of money the owner of the hotel, Jason Pomeranc, and chief operating officer, Stephen C. Brandman, are spending to muffle the noise; Comments from Pomeranc, suggesting the neighbors that are complaining are exaggerating the effects of the noise because they opposed the project from the start; Comments from City Councilman Alan J. Gerson, who represents the SoHo district; Location of 60 Thompson, the official name of the hotel, suggesting it is predominately residential.

The article features Ben Gorham, founder of perfume company Byredo, which has opened an additional store located in SoHo, New York City.

The article reviews the exhibition "David Weiss: Works, 1968-1979" in Soho, New York City until February 22, 2015.

The article reviews the exhibition "9/11 Trilogy," featuring the documentary of filmmaker Laura Poitras at Soho, New York City until February 15, 2015.

The article offers information on the newly opened fitness studio, Monster Cycle in SoHo, New York

The article reports on the sample sale at Alexander Wang Inc. in SoHo, New York.

The article offers information on the new store of jeweler David Yurman in SoHo, New York.

The article reviews the exhibition "Permanency: Selections From the Permanent Collection," at the Leslie Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art in SoHo, New York which runs until September 28, 2014.

The article reviews the exhibition entitled "The St. Petersburg Paradox" at the Swiss Institute Contemporary Art in SoHo, New York City until August 17, 2014, which features art works of artists including Douglas Gordon, Sarah Ortmeyer, and Ericka Beckman.

A review is offered for the Handy Liquor Bar located in SoHo, New York City.

A review is offered for the Laduré e French restaurant located in SoHo, New York City.

A review is offered for the Apartment women's clothing store located in SoHo, New York City.

The article reports on the opening of a chain store Other Criteria, the arts-based publishing company co-founded by Damien Hirst, in SoHo, New York City on May 6, 2014.