Monday, September 1, 2014

Week in Grieview


[At La Plaza Cultural, 9th and C]

On the end of Kim's (Monday)

A 1984 then-and-now photo project (Thursday)

Checkers coming to First Avenue (Monday)

A visit to Enz's Boutique (Tuesday)

Untitled Queen (Monday)

Moishe's Kosher Bake Shop storefront for lease (Friday)

Out and About with Ellen Turrietta (Wednesday, 78 comments)

East Village to be test for a new rat reservoir program (Friday)

The future of the Quad Cinema (Wednesday)

More about Empellón al Pastor, opening soon on Avenue A and St. Mark's Place (Tuesday)

Lots of Ramones projects on the way (Friday)

The Sunshine Hotel is shrinking (Friday)

More time left for the Subway Inn (Wednesday)

37 St. Mark's Place got cleaner (Monday)

Video of a guy in a diaper on East 14th Street (Wednesday)

"Rat Castle" condos for sale (Monday)

Now open: Be Juice and Snowdays Shavery (Tuesday)

Chloë Sevigny on the East Village today (Sunday, 54 comments)


[The Chloë Sevigny Absolut ad recently arrived on St. Mark's and 2nd Avenue]
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1 comment:

  1. AnonymousSeptember 2, 2014 at 6:47 AM

    Chloe forever shut the fuck up about jocks ruining the East Village when you are hawking an ad geared towards those jocks and the rich the jocks want to be.

    Go open a clothing/ record/ book/ whatever store on the EV or something in this space listed just five days ago:

    http://newyork.craigslist.org/mnh/off/4641529438.html

    $5K a month x 12 months = $60K rent for a year.

    Go to it. Put up or shut up.

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