The Double-Cross Continues at Elizabeth Street Gardens
By Brian J Pape, AIA, LEED-AP The bureaucracy moves slowly, even when it’s moving in the wrong direction. Green space, once developed with buildings, changes […]
By Brian J Pape, AIA, LEED-AP The bureaucracy moves slowly, even when it’s moving in the wrong direction. Green space, once developed with buildings, changes […]
By Brian J Pape, AIA, LEED-AP The last of the three remaining historic seaman’s hotels along the Hudson River shoreline is slated for restoration, […]
By Brian J. Pape, AIA, LEED-AP My dear friend Doris Diether passed away peacefully at home Thursday morning, September 16th. Doris was a person who […]
Body Medium: Annika Rhea’s energetic collaboration of dance, live music, paint & audience By Hannah Reimann “The audience is part of the energy,” Annika told […]
By Robert Heide with John Gilman One of the favorite theater musicals of all time for many people including myself is The Fantasticks, which opened […]
By Roger Paradiso The Village Trip Festival comes back for its third year on Saturday, September 18th, through Sunday, September 26th, with a variety of […]
By Bruce Poli In the long and varied history of New York City, no institutions have had more influence than churches. And there’s a good […]
By Darren Bloch The past 14 months have been difficult for our entire Greenwich House community, and particularly for neighbors who have relied on our […]
By Anthony Paradiso The Bowery Mission’s flagship location is in the East Village and is one of eight campuses interspersed throughout New York City’s five […]
By Randee Mia Berman It’s nearly impossible to wrap up a life in 100 words. Ilona Royce Smithkin was, in a word, extraordILONAry. Ilona was […]
By Kieran Loughney The summer of 2020 never really happened in New York. With concerts cancelled, theatres shuttered, business conducted remotely and travel deferred, the […]
By Anthony Paradiso “I don’t believe in [using] tricks to get people in the theater,” Nicolaou said. “[I believe in] good projection, a comfortable place, […]
By J. Taylor Basker Westbeth Artists Housing is located at the convergence of West and Bank Streets on the west bank of Manhattan. Here, technology […]
By Brian J Pape, AIA, LEED-AP On a clear Wednesday afternoon, outside my apartment, I locked my ebike with a U-bolt lock. When I came […]
By Arthur Z. Schwartz The fight to save Beth Israel Hospital—which has now been won—is about to enter a new phase: the decision about what […]
By Gordon Hughes For the past 22 years I have lived a wonderful life in the relaxed pace of the West Village. If you are a […]
By Brian J Pape, AIA, LEED-AP Washington Square Park (WSP) and Community Board 2 (CB2) meetings are manifestations of the agora, literally meaning “gathering place” […]