![](http://www.tribecatrib.com/sites/default/files/imagecache/thumbnail2/Amish Market-Mike Jording-R.jpg "<p>Mike Joding in the Amish Market dining area. "We used to serve 3,000 people here every day," he said. Photo: Carl Glassman/Tribeca Trib</p>")
Soho Photo's new online show features work by Seena Sussman (see above, Cafe Dreams), Patrick J. Cicalo, Rosalie Frost and Mandy Seligman. See them here.
Masked NYC: Witness to Our Time Photographer AJ Stetson's exhibit of New Yorkers wearing masks can be seen through the windows of Pace University's gallery at 41 Park Row.The four-foot vinyl panels, drawn from more than 850 photographs (see three of them above) he has taken since he recovered from COVID-19. They can be seen during daylight hours from October 13-25. To find out more about the project, click here.
Outdoor Movies Starting Oct. 16, there will be outdoor dining, kids activities and movies at the Oculus Plaza, Fulton Street, bet. Church and Greenwich Sts. Doors open at 5 pm for movies, which begin at 7 pm. The line-up is: When Harry Met Sally (Oct. 16), Coco (Oct. 17), arts and crafts (Oct. 25), The Goonies (Oct. 30) and The Nightmare Before Christmas) (Oct. 31) For the schedule, ticketing and more, click here..
BPC History How did Battery Park City develop from a set of dilapidated piers to the neighborhood of today? BJ Jones, President & CEO of the Battery Park City Authority, and Mitchell Moss, the Henry Hart Rice Professor of Urban Policy & Planning at New York University and Director of NYU’s Rudin Center for Transportation, discuss the history of this major urban development and its role in transforming Lower Manhattan. Oct. 20, 2 pm on Zoom. Sponsored by the Museum of Jewish Heritage. Suggested donation: $10. Click here to register.
Composting at Pier 25 You can deposit your food scraps in the brown bins at the foot of Pier 25 at North Moore Street between 7am and 7pm daily. To find out what they are accepting and more about the program, click here.