Charles Busch—The Confession of Lily Dare
By Robert Heide The melodrama play by the prolific writer, actor, director, novelist and super-drag performer and cabaret star Charles Busch produced by the production […]
Who Is William Sydney Porter?
By Richard Eric Weigle Do you know Who William Sydney Porter is? Well, if you do not, you are not alone. Maybe some of you […]
Free Hatha Yoga for the Mind, Body and Soul
By Marithelma Costa People say that New York is not the best city for growing old. Baja California and Florida have better weather; México’s San […]
Super Hero IV: Hiss…Boo
By Robert Kroll Winter is winding down. The flush of leaf buds is emerging. We’ve survived the cranking, clanking pipes of the cold season—many of […]
Chelsea Piers Fitness is More Than a Health Club
By Anthony Paradiso Chelsea Piers is a great gym located on West 20th Street at Hudson River Park in Chelsea. There are five different sports […]
Love Me Hug Me, an Alzheimer’s Themed Pop-Up Exhibition
By Hannah Reimann 139 Wooster Street New York, NY 10012 Between Houston and Prince Streets Walking up Wooster Street a few weeks ago I happened […]
West Village Original: Stephen Hall
By Michael D. Minichiello This month’s West Village Original is painter Stephen Hall, born in Aberdeen, Scotland in 1954. A resident of Westbeth, Hall has […]
New York Transit Museum: Buried Treasures?
By Brian J. Pape, AIA After having visited the two New York Transit Museum galleries of rotating exhibits and retail stores in Manhattan, where the […]
Bachelor & Bachelorette Auction to Cure AIDS
By Kambiz Shekdar, Ph.D. On Valentine’s Day weekend, Research Foundation to Cure AIDS (RFTCA) held its first “Love Labs” Bachelor and Bachelorette Auctions at Henrietta […]
PHHPC Imposes Conditions on Beth Israel Closure
By Penny Mintz On Thursday, February 6th, 2020, the full Public Health and Health Planning Council (PHHPC) met to vote on the recommendation of its […]
Yes Virginia, You Can Legally Go to Cuba!
By Philip Levine The good news is that last year new laws regarding US travel to Cuba went into effect. It is still 100% legal for Americans […]
Sixth Precinct Community Council
By Frank Quinn Village residents are invited to 6th Precinct Community Council meetings on the last Wednesday of each month. Meetings begin with a report […]
Classical Music Concerts in the Village
Concerts for Seniors, Students & Everyone By Gordon Gilbert The Strathmere Ensemble St. John’s in the Village Saturday, January 18, 2020 What a pleasant surprise […]
Everything You Need to Know About Japanese Woodworking
By Robert Kroll You can always tell when you’re in the presence of a Japanese woodworker: They usually have ten fingers. They have ten toes. […]
Senator Sherrod Brown Comes to the Village
Through his new book, Brown urges progressive nationwide reforms By Eric Uhlfelder At the funeral of New York Senator Robert Kennedy in June of 1968 […]
Reverse Deportation of Jean: Here’s How
By Donna Schaper Ever Feel like you can’t do anything good? You can. Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus. Send this article to Virginia […]
Uno, the One Who Stole Our Hearts
By Leslie Adatto Remember Uno, the irresistible 15-inch tall beagle with long, floppy ears and the jaunty gait, who took the Westminster dog show by […]
What is Integral Yoga?
By Chandra/Jo Sgammato Are you a New Yorker or even a yoga practitioner with that question? When you pass the Integral Yoga Institute, which has […]