Happy All Hallow’s Eve! On our calendar: hot cider with a celebrated artist, an exciting new book by a longtime contributor, a stunning exhibit at the most beautiful cemetery in NYC, and other eerily good autumn news.
- This just in: Altbau, a new bakery from the cofounder of longstanding Remodelista fave Tartine, is now open at 184 N 8th Street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. (Hat tip: Fan.)
- “This Japanese-Basques green grocery gives me hope for the world,” writes Margot.
- Going on in NYC (and on Julie’s list); a celebration of MFK Fisher, November 2.
- Stop by for a cup of hot cider with Maira Kalman at the Shaker Outpost in Chatham, NY this weekend; info here.
- Or swing into The Post Supply for a signing with our friend Lisa Przystup, going on next weekend.
- Speaking of Shaker design, this exhibit looks great.
- Clever!
- Margot is enamored with this “dreamy mobile art studio.”
- Where to eat in Paris, via a fave new East Village cookbook store.
- From the archives: DIY candles for autumn nights.
- The High Line debuted its first section 17 years ago—can you believe it?—and soon its last garden, at 34th street, will open to the public.
- New Yorkers, heads-up: The Historic Chapel at Green-wood Cemetery is all decked out for Dia de Muertos through Nov. 15. Details here.
- Yay! Marie’s wonderful new book, Secret Gardens of New York, is officially in bookstores!
- Ephemeral and delightful.
- An important P.S.A. for gardeners. (Read more on the topic here.)
- Did you read our story on the many ways boulders can be used in the garden? Here’s another stunning example.
- P.S.: In a witching mood? These 11 deep, dark finds look chic well after Halloween’s over.
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