BY KATHRYN ADISMAN | Sean Kavanagh-Dowsett, the co-owner of the trio of English eateries and shops on Greenwich Avenue — Tea & Sympathy, Carry On…
Posts tagged as “Greenwich Village”
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | The city’s contentious rollout of 5G street megatowers is facing a new setback after the federal government mandated that the scheme…
BY LYNN PACIFICO | People think that it is cruel to have a dog in the city and I see their point, but we cannot…
BY HANNAH REIMANN | Visitors to The Whitney Museum are in for some more groundbreaking shows this spring and summer — treats for the eyes…
On Sat., April 22, the Whitney Museum of American Art is offering free admission for all visitors in celebration of Earth Day. A climate-related children’s…
The pet set will gather around “Sylvette,” the Picasso sculpture, at New York University’s Silver Towers on Mon., May 1, from 5 p.m. to 7…
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Not everyone might be aware of it, but there are primary elections upcoming on Tues., June 27. As a result…
BY REV. DONNA SCHAPER | Tuesday afternoon, a little after 4 p.m., in an immigration courtroom at 26 Federal Plaza in New York City, Jean…
Shakespeare in the Park it wasn’t… . A group called Guerrilla Theater was in Washington Square on the afternoon Sat., April 8, performing in Garibaldi…
BY DANIEL BARENBLATT | A specter is haunting the Village. The specter of an unoppressive, non-imperialist, nonexistent bookstore: that sorely missed, people’s landmark of Carmine…