Performance Treadmill (Part Two)
By Christina Winholt Raccuia It takes courage to face our fears and ourselves. But you have to notice what you are telling yourself that drives […]
Showing Up As Ministry
By Reverend Donna Schaper There is a Lower East Side Yiddish proverb that goes like this: “Hurry up and eat. We need the tablecloth for […]
The Common Touch
By Keith Michael If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue, Or walk with Kings—nor lose the common touch… From If, Rudyard Kipling […]
Caruso’s Quips
By Charles Caruso You have your run and then you’re done. j We only recognize our happiest years when they’re past. j You’re old when […]
A Chef’s Restaurant—Günter Seeger
By David Porat Günter Seeger is new on Hudson Street with a very distinguished and somewhat mysterious façade. Its storefront piqued my curiosity on my […]
Goodbye Rebel Rebel
By Robert Heide It was in the August 2014 issue of Westview News that I first wrote an article entitled Music! Music! Music!—Village Music Stores […]
The Integral Yoga Institute
By Caroline Benveniste The Integral Yoga Institute at 227 West 13th Street is preparing to celebrate its 50th anniversary in October. And while now yoga […]
WEST VIEW NEWS EXFOLIATES
WEST VIEW NEWS EXFOLIATES: The loyal and talented contributors to West View relaxed in the lush garden of Publisher George Capsis once visited by Sinclair […]
Diversity Matters
By Annunziata Gianzero A cop car pulls up to a parked police car with a smashed rear window. A young baller holds the culpable baseball […]
Cirque du Soleil’s Paramour: Sweeping Audiences Back to the Golden Age of Hollywood Panache
By Ellis Nassour Cirque du Soleil has come a long way from its 1984 beginnings in Montreal with a ragtag band of acrobats. It ranks […]
Greenwich Village’s LGBT History Around Every Corner
By Joe Salas It is no wonder why the Stonewall Inn was the location for a memorial vigil for those massacred at Pulse in Orlando. […]
Greenwich Village’s LGBT History Around Every Corner
Greenwich Village’s LGBT History Around Every Corner By Joe Salas It is no wonder why the Stonewall Inn was the location for a memorial vigil […]
COCHRANE HONORED
On June 17, Council Member Corey Johnson presided over the co-naming of Washington Street and Sixth Avenue in honor of Sergeant Charles H. Cochrane. Sergeant […]
A NEW FIRST FOR THE STONEWALL
On June 27th, as a fitting end to this year’s Gay Pride weekend, it was officially declared the Stonewall National Monument—and the country’s very first […]
TO ENGAGE THE WORLD
TO ENGAGE THE WORLD—was how the five artists described what they were attempting to do in their June show at the Westbeth Gallery. Its title […]
Artist Karin Batten appointed director of Westbeth Gallery
By Martica Sawin A major asset of the Artists Housing complex known as Westbeth is the large ground floor exhibition space that opens off a […]
The Egg (Plant) and I—First Greenwich Village Meal
By Allyn Freeman As years go by, we recall impressionable experiences from past times, those singular events that remain celebratory today. Recently, I remembered when, […]
Jim Fouratt’s REEL DEAL: Movies that Matter
Jim Fouratt’s JULY 2016 It’s impossible to not speak of how popular culture, and in particular the role film and television play in building consciousness, […]