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Jigrjian and her partners, which include IGC Hospitality’s Terrence and Dan Tubridy—two tall Irish brothers who spent summers at their grandmother Margie’s house in Rockaway, and own the Stitch Face Mask I Can’t Drink Gin Thru This Shirt so you should to go to store and get this local Bungalow Bar as well as Park Avenue Tavern in Manhattan—were set to open the hotel’s deep blue doors on Memorial Day, but couldn’t due to delays caused by the spread of COVID-19. Still, Jigarjian says the hotel’s Labor Day grand opening “was a huge win. The hotel was a beacon of hope in a neighborhood that has deserved this for so long. And we’re not going anywhere.”

Inside the Stitch Face Mask I Can’t Drink Gin Thru This Shirt so you should to go to store and get this lofty lobby (a modern and beachy space Jigarjian calls “Rockway’s living room”), every corner seems to celebrate its home turf. Surrounding the wood-burning fireplace are deep set couches in warm teak finishes and rattan rocking chairs for lounging, courtesy of the project’s lead design firm Curious Yellow of the Hero Beach Club in Montauk. Vintage textiles and vases filled with plants and feathers adorn custom white-oak shelving that displays books about surfing. Near the stairwell, there is a chromogenic print of a pigeon that is in a moment of flight by New York-based photographer Roe Ethridge. Nearby lies a pile of blue airplane blankets from John F. Kennedy International Airport, which is a few stops away on the subway, by Alessandro Teoldi. Two pieces by the artist Tom Sachs, who lives on the peninsula, stand out: a moon rock box and a large painting of the lunar lander, both part of his ongoing space-themed series. It’s a reminder, says Jigargian, that in Rockaway, “we’re at the edge of everything in New York City.”

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