[Photo by Derek Berg]
Cake Shop getting a facelift on Ludlow Street; plus the return of vinyl (DNAinfo)
LES History Month starts Sunday (Official website)
The Streit's documentary's run extended at the Film Forum (BoweryBoogie ... previously)
Feedings at the hawk nest in Tompkins Square Park (Laura Goggin Photography)
77-story mixed-use tower coming to 247 Cherry St., next door to Extell’s in-progress 80-story luxury condo (The Lo-Down)
Bruno, the pizzeria on East 13th Street, switches around its no tipping policy (Eater)
A look at Peter Missing's murals in First Park (Slum Goddess)
Walter De Maria's "I Ching" sculpture comes to upstate New York (The Wall Street Journal, subscription required)
Man sucker-punched on Delancey for looking like Shia LaBeouf (Gothamist)
Bouncer blames loss of libido on high temperatures at Rivington Street bar (Daily News)
City Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito backed an effort to reduce plastic bag use and waste (Crain's)
Behind the scenes of the Ramones first tour (The Creators Project)
After 65 years in business, Lee's Art Shop on West 57th Street is closing in the next month (Jeremiah's Vanishing New York)
Diversions: When Joy Division met William Burroughs (Dangerous Minds)
... and plant sale alert on East 12th Street...
... and the Sixth Street Youth Program is now enrolling for the summer... find details at their website. (And on the flyer below.)
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I personally know a gardener at El Sol Brillante. He was talking about the plants he was now trying to grow, and eventually I was like, are you guys aspiring to be the first East Village Botanical Garden?
Because once you've successfully grown all the usual plants, apparently the next step is ... all the unusual plants. Can't tell if that is what is going on, but it would be a good explanation...
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