Bringing Art and Ritual to the People
New York Artist SuZen’s Spirit of Spring Festival of the Arts Where: Pier 46 – Hudson River at Charles Street, NYC When: Sunday, March 20, 11AM-2PM at 11:33AM, […]
Left Coast Looks at Right Coast
By Gordon Hughes There is an old saying—I think it was Neil Simon who said it—“When it’s 27 degrees and freezing in New York, it’s […]
Super Couple Matthew and Sarah on Broadway
By Robert Heide Finally in 2022 it is great to see Matthew Broderick and Sarah Jessica Parker on a Broadway stage together in Neal Simon’s […]
A View from the Kitchen
By Isa Covo A year ago, I was sure that our lives, for the most part anyway, would have returned to normal. That COVID would […]
IN AND OUT
This month saw a strong French presence arriving in our area. A beloved pharmacy closed, but many new businesses are planning a spring opening. I […]
My Journey to Watercolor Street Scenes of the West Village
By Kazuya Morimoto I’ve been painting cityscapes of historical neighborhoods since 2007, mainly in Greenwich Village, where people call me “Kaz.” I was born and […]
O1
By Robin Hirsch From the collection, The Whole World Passes Through: Stories from the Cornelia Street Café One early evening in July, our lovely host […]
“It’s All Music”—Lee Morgan Celebrating Lee Morgan’s Life, Artistry and Slug’s Saloon
Opening Night at Slug’s 9 Avenue B, NY 10009 By Hannah Reimann Jazz Trumpeter Lee Morgan (1938-1972) left a striking legacy after his truncated 33-year-old […]
Vija Vetra Dances Into 100
By J. Taylor Basker Escaping both the Nazis and the Soviets, Vija Vetra fled to Austria, and then become a refugee in Australia. Born February […]
Style on the Street—Love Is In The Air
CLAIRE CAMILLE GREIVY D’ARTAGNAN MELINA ERICA SAMANTHA LAUREN Follow us on Instagram @styleonthestreet_WestViewNews Submit your favorite neighborhood fashion […]
From California to Broadway—an Update
By Gordon Hughes This is the second report I have made from the Bear Republic, California. Anyone who watched the Rose Parade, Rose Bowl Game […]
Stella, Peter, and Me
By Robert Heide After graduating from Irvington High School in New Jersey I attended a boy’s prep-school in West Orange to make up some points […]
Maggie B’s Quick Clicks
TO OUR NEW ARRIVALS … Welcome to the neighborhood! Photos by Maggie Berkvist.
Postmark Morocco 1963
Laureled Westbeth poet Edward Field (a “West Village Original”) has released more collected works of a long-forgotten gay author: Voyage to Destruction: The Moroccan Letters […]
“Good Luck Spot” Artist Felix Morelo
By Kambiz Shekdar, Ph.D. Chalk artist and muralist Felix Morelo creates public artworks that directly engage with viewers, possibly more than the work […]
A View from the Kitchen
By Isa Covo We are already in the second month of this year, and because of the pandemic, we have hardly focused these past two […]
IN AND OUT
Pasta restaurants and women-owned and run businesses are the themes this month. Bleecker Street continues to see lots of activity. Open Top Openings Silver Spoon […]
Paint and Sip at Sogno Toscano
Every Tuesday 6:30 – 8:30 pm 17 Perry Street, corner of Waverly Place By Hannah Reimann Sogno Toscano has had several successful Tuscan wine tastings […]