The National Arts Club, in association with the Mexican Cultural Institute, will celebrate Mexico’s rich cultural heritage on Sat., June 18, from 1 p.m. to…
Posts published in “Events”
BY STEPHEN DiLAURO | It feels like Philadelphia when I’m in Williamsburg. No idea why that is. But it’s possible that “Hyperfantasia,” the queer universe-encompassing…
BY RACHEL de ARAGON | Theater for the New City, a charming little venue in the East Village, has a knack for bringing new talent…
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Three’s company at Little Island. The Hudson River Park’s lushly landscaped “entertainment pier” will be putting on a series of…
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Unoppressive-elujah! Small business-elujah! Authentic-elujah. Jim Drougas, the owner of Unoppressive, Non-Imperialist Bargain Books, on Carmine Street, will be sainted by…
BY BETSY KIM | Alison Leiby’s one-woman performance “Oh God, a Show About Abortion” feels like a funny, breezy visit with that close friend of yours who…
“Room With Stars,” a new, partly autobiographical play written by Nina Howes and directed by Elizabeth Ruf, now running at Theater for the New City,…
After two years on hiatus with only digital versions, the Loisaida Festival returns on Sun., May 29, along Avenue C, from noon to 5 p.m.…
BY STEPHEN DiLAURO | Brilliance, consistency and confidence of vision aren’t always as widely recognized during an artist’s lifetime as they sometimes should be. The…
Bob Dylan fans will jam in Washington Square Park on Tuesday afternoon. The Bard — who burst to fame on the Greenwich Village folk scene…