BY GARRETT OWEN | It’s 1:30 on a gray Saturday afternoon. Carrigan Miller is short on sleep. He bartended until 4 a.m. at the famous…
Posts published in “Arts”
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | The Washington Square Music Festival is going in a new direction, including both a new music director and new musical…
BY CLAUDE SOLNIK | Emmy award-winning composer and playwright William Electric Black has brought many characters to the stage. But now he has brought a…
BY ANDREW CHECCHIA | Borscht and bombs tell a bittersweet story of community and tragedy in “Veselka: The Rainbow on the Corner at the Center…
Take a walk on the wild side at the Two Bridges Luncheonette at the Lou Reed Birthday Tribute on Sat., March 2. More than two…
The Head Peddlers (Elizabeth Ruf and Karl Bateman) will be playing eclectic rock originals at Lucky Bar, at 168 Avenue B, on Sun., March 3,…
Et Alia Theater, a New York City-based company of international women, presents “Until Dark,” by Federica Borlenghi, a new play that reflects on consent and…
BY STEPHEN DiLAURO | Since the 1980s, when the art world was colonized by Wall Street bankers, misconceptions about the value of art have abounded.…
BY MARY REINHOLZ | Another New York Fashion Week is once again upon us as models strut 2024 fall/winter duds on runways across the city…
Enjoy a free concert of cello music on Sat., Feb. 10, at 7:30 p.m. at Most Holy Redeemer – Nativity Church, at 173 E. Third…