All-Day Coffee and Delectable Light Meals at El Condor
Now serving wine and beer until 9 pm By Hannah Reimann There’s a growing local clientele at El Condor at 95 Greenwich Street near Bank […]
Ramen Misoya : Exciting New Japanese Noodle Shop
West Village – 535 Hudson Street enter on Charles St., speakeasy style underground By Hannah Reimann When I was 18, I was an art student […]
The Changing Earth: Monotypes by Claire Rosenfeld
Opening: Tuesday, April 5, 6-8 PM Revelation Gallery 224 Waverly Place April 5-28, 2022 Hours: Monday-Thursday, 11AM-3 PM (Closed April 14 and 18) Claire Rosenfeld […]
LOCAL STREETSCAPES: 775 Washington St. and W. 12th St.
This former two-story parking garage and commercial structure, ca. 1924, at 775 Washington Street aka 371 West 12th Street, is undergoing major alterations that eliminate […]
Style on the Street—Our West Village “Street Unicorns”
DEANDRE OLIVE DREW KATHY ABIGAIL KAI RYAN ALEXANDER Follow us on Instagram @styleonthestreet_WestViewNews Submit your favorite neighborhood fashion looks for a chance to be featured. […]
Local NYC Photographer Drops New Street Fashion Book
By Karilyn Prisco Over the years NYC street style fashion and award winning portrait photographer, Robbie Quinn, has been capturing images of those who brighten […]
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 […]
Forget About What’s Wrong with Healthcare: The Problem is Our Health
Fixing the healthcare system has less to do with fixing healthcare and more to do with getting healthy By Grant Gelles The COVID-19 pandemic has […]
New York City Retirees’ Medicare is Under Attack
By Carol Yost In the February issue of WestView News Dr. Alec Pruchnicki told of the federal government’s plans to privatize traditional Medicare nationwide. The […]
It’s Healthy to Talk to Yourself!
By Dana Jean Costantino Have you ever wondered if it’s OK to talk to yourself out loud, to hear your voice rather than just have […]