[Ping-pong regulars in Tompkins Square Park by Derek Berg]
Stories posted on EVG this past week included...
Dora is on the mend, but she may not be back in Tompkins Square Park anytime soon (Thursday)
Kmart staying on Astor Place, minus the 2nd floor (for Facebook?) (Monday)
A visit to East Yoga Center (Wednesday)
The latest installment of I am a Rent-Stabilized Tenant (Friday)
Back to the 80s: Celebrating Ray's 85th birthday at Ray's Candy Store (Tuesday)
Boris & Horton opens on A (Friday)
East Village Dance Project choreographs move to the Lower East Side (Tuesday)
Ciao for Now has closed (Wednesday)
Claim: A Trader Joe's won't be coming to new development at 14th and A after all (Thursday)
[Friday's sunset photo via Bobby Williams]
Sammy's Halal signage arrives at the former Polish G. I. Delicatessen (Monday)
Interior demo continues at the former Sunshine Cinema (Monday)
Five Tacos has not been open lately on St. Mark's Place (Tuesday)
886, next-level Taiwanese food, in the works for 26 St. Mark's Place (Friday)
No, the Moishe's Bake Shop space is not on the rental market (Wednesday)
A familiar Voice returning to Cooper Square (Wednesday)
Santander branch closing in April on Avenue A (Tuesday) Another broker for the former Chase branch on Avenue A (Wednesday)
3 recent spa closures (Monday)
Construction watch: 79-89 Avenue D (Friday)
Meet Fresh debuts on Cooper Square (Monday)
Construction watch: 255 E. Houston St. (Tuesday)
Krust Pizzeria has closed for good this time on 14th Street (Monday)
... "Trinkets," Paul E. Alexander's look at 1990s LGBT community in the Meatpacking District, ended its run last night at 24 Bond Arts Center ... they hope to reopen at La MaMa in the fall... thanks to Grant Shaffer for the info and photo...
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2 comments:
Ping Pawng!
Wonderful photo. I would also like to suggest that people interested in an earlier view of the East Village art and theater scene with an emphasis on members of the LGBTQ community visit the Peter Hujar exhibition, Peter Hujar: Speed of Life at the Morgan Library (until May 20th). I know the Morgan is expensive, I am not sure if they have a free evening. Those interested in David Wojnarowicz, Ethel Eichelberger, Paul Thek, Susan Sontag, Gary Indiana, Cookie Mueller, the Cockettes, Blue Lips, and Sheyla Bykel who produced the Palm Casino Review, will find superbly printed (by Peter) images to call up memories of people and events. Three decades after Peter's death his work is being widely appreciated (reviews in The New Yorker and Wall Street Journal). A sign of the importance of this exhibition? Agosto Machado was at the reception on Thursday night.
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