BY NOAH AUGUSTIN | Peter Apfelbaum’s Hieroglyphics are an unorganized group, never having a set roster. They transport their maracas and shakers in paper gift…
Posts tagged as “East Village”
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | There’s graffiti tagging — and then there’s full-on cinderblocking. Heavy — literally. A city worker on Monday was putting cinderblocks…
BY BONNIE ROSENSTOCK | Three Kings Day (Los Reyes Magos), also known as Epiphany, is celebrated on Jan. 6 throughout the Spanish-speaking world. It is…
BY JOHN PIETARO | The scene was unmistakably Pangea, that home of outsider hip, as the bar and club overflowed with a timeless sense of…
Opinion: Mount Sinai’s misguided plan to shut down nation’s oldest specialty hospital must not stand
BY DR. RICHARD S. KOPLIN | All New Yorkers should be alarmed: A 200-year-old historic medical institution, the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary, is…
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Now that state-sponsored pot dispensaries are being rolled out, featuring taxed weed, the city says it’s turning up the heat…
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | Drop the facade — it’s O.K. That was the verdict on Tuesday of the city’s Landmarks Preservation Commission regarding the fate…
La MaMa ETC has announced a $250,000 matching grant from the actor and playwright Harvey Fierstein, one of La MaMa’s most beloved and iconic artists,…
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | Supporters of CHARAS El Bohio rallied outside the old P.S. 64 on Dec. 17 to mark the 21st anniversary of the…
BY BILL TALEN | Isn’t it too late to save East River Park? Not if this is the East Village; not if we still live…