Westview Readers Speak Up
Last months issue of Westview was late and rushed and we published a positive article about a republican candidate by one of our best writers. […]
Remember the Alamo? It’s Not What it used to be.
-By Brian J Pape, AIA Installed in 1967 as part of “Sculpture and the Environment”, organized by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, […]
Where Have All the Theaters Gone?
Show opens MAY 25- JUNE 4 (Every evening at 8pm, except closed May 31) By Dan Bianchi When I had first moved into the downtown […]
Beth Soll & Company to Premiere Four Dances and a New Film at Westbeth
Beth Soll & Company May 7 and May 8 at 8pm Westbeth Center for the Arts, 55 Bethune Street Tickets $18 Ticket link: sollearthlydances.brownpapertickets.com When […]
Culture & Cuisine
By Hannah Reimann December 2021 brought us many surprising turns as we inched towards Christmas with a howl of uncertainty around the 17th of the […]
TINSEL—A Global Holiday Festival
https://www.lortel.org/tinsel There’s something for everyone at the Lucille Lortel Theater this December and there are two more weeks of shows featured in the theater’s TINSEL: […]
Invocation—A holiday summoning
Invocation A Holiday Summoning Brinda Guha and Ensemble Where: The Lucille Lortel Theatre in West Village Thursday, December 16, 2021 Time: 7:00PM ET Tickets: Event […]
Canciones de Navidad: Real-life musical stories by composer Jaime Lozano
Canciones de Navidad Real-life musical stories by composer Jaime Lozano makes its Lucille Lortel Theater debut this Wednesday, December 15, 2021 at 7pm One of […]
Tap Dance Virtuoso, Jared Grimes
Christmas in the Lab at the Lucille Lortel Theater Saturday, December 11 at 7pm – one performance only! Lortel’s 12-show TINSEL, A Global Holiday Festival […]
The Village Vanguard Reopens Virtually with Live Streaming
By Karen Rempel One of the things I have missed the most during the NYC Pause is going to the Village Vanguard to hear live […]
West Village Exile
By Spencer Wolff On July 27, 2009 a group of some sixty refugees, armed with rocks and makeshift weapons, assaulted the UN refugee bureau (UNHCR) […]
Horton Foote: American Master Playwright
By Robert Heide The first time I met Horton Foote was at a Christmas party in Greenwich Village, at an old-time apartment building on Washington […]
Movie Review: The Report
By Roger Paradiso Adam Driver plays Daniel Jones, a staffer for the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence (SSCI) chaired by Senator Diane Feinstein, played by […]
The Jefferson Market Library Presents: Anne Bronte: A Woman of Courage
By Miriam Canfield In celebration of the Bicentennial Birthday of Anne Brontë, The New York Public Library’s Jefferson Market branch will present a staged reading […]
A Parisian Preschool Expands in the Village
La Petite Ecole will double its classes in September 2020, much to the delight of Francophone and Francophile families. To book a school tour: call […]
Style on the Street: Keeping Winter Bright
By Dusty Berke New Yorkers carry the cold in stride, and with holiday festivities to get to, you can be sure to see plenty of […]
Westbeth Winter Exhibit Heat Zone
Winter is a cold, grey, often depressing season to endure. Westbeth’s Winter Exhibit was a hot, eclectic mix of visual arts media that heated you […]
Want More in the Roaring Twenties?
By Stanley Wlodyka Perhaps start by acknowledging that abundance is present in the most unexpected ways. Unexpected because it’s disguised as something else, something unwanted […]