SERINO Pop Up Shop
NYC-based brand Serino opened a temporary creative studio and boutique on Bleecker Street on November 4th. Serino 330A Bleecker Street New York, NY Hours: Tues – Sat […]
New York Gregorian Chant Project
By John Davis Come Sing Chant! After months of disruptions to life as we knew it, what are your priorities now? Seize the moment? Live […]
Welcome Back, West Village! Calendar
November & December 2021 Varied events around the West Village including: Tuesday, November 9th 7pm Arturo O’Farrill, 8-time Grammy-winning pianist playing a rare solo […]
Johnny!
By Robert Heide The book Johnny!, written by Michael Smith, playwright, essayist, publisher, the chief drama critic for the Village Voice during the sixties, tells […]
Style on the Street: The Many Layers of Fall
JAY ALEKSANDRA AHMED JULS JULIANA KATELYN JOSE & DOMENIC LESLEY Follow us on Instagram @styleonthestreet_WestViewNews Submit your favorite neighborhood fashion looks […]
Ballet, Now
By Dana Jean Costantino Dance class, why not! If you have never danced before or have in the past and want to get back into […]
Eating & Drinking at Sogno Toscano
By Hannah Reimann with Caroline Benveniste The culinary experience at this lively “Espresso Bar—Market—Wine Bar” is fun, health-conscious and more complex than one would expect […]
Maggie B’s Quick Click
LIVE! Opening night on October 14 at the SIGN OF THE TIMES Exhibit by Westbeth’s resident artists, now running Wednesday-Sunday, 1-6 p.m., until November 13th. […]
A Tuscan Dream in the Village: Sogno Toscano Celebrates the Magic of Italy’s Culinary Excellence
Taking on the Pandemic with Gusto in Its Continued Romance with New York By Hannah Reimann with Caroline Benveniste As you walk into the lovely […]
A View from the Kitchen
By Isa Covo November is here. The festive season is here, and there are signs that this year there is hope for celebration. Indeed, the […]
IN AND OUT
This month we saw a large number of openings, many of them on formerly deserted Bleecker Street. And the momentum continues, with many stores planning […]
Through the Window
By Jeff Hodges When my father attended Columbia University he lived in an apartment you could only get into through a window. This gave him […]
Carbon, Nature’s Food
Abstracted from A Scientists View of Almost Everything by Mark M. Green A special love affair exists between carbon and oxygen, which shows itself with […]
Can You Go Home Again? Exploring California in 2021
By Gordon Hughes In my very first article for WestView News (which has now become a monthly column) I explained my journey from Hollywood to […]
Dave Van Ronk: The Village Folk Scene’s Lost Uncle
By Bruce Poli Dave Van Ronk was a folk singer’s folk singer. In fact, he personified Greenwich Village, as the “local” who never left for […]
Maintaining Greenwich Village as a Cultural Center
By Richard Eric Weigle Millions of people from around the world have heard about Greenwich Village. They have seen it in movies and tv shows, […]
Fall Forest-Bathing: The Call of Nature
By Lynn Pacifico It is difficult to find earth with soul left in it when living in a highly-urbanized city, so I need my forays […]
Village Diary: That’s Soil, Folks!
By Pago Habitans* I was sitting in the garden at St. Luke in the Fields and thinking about soil when Brother Ben appeared on the […]