Friday, December 21, 2018

EVG Etc.: Tossing a SantaCon coma suit; playing at the 11th Street Bar


[Photo on 7th Street by Derek Berg]

Mayor's office releases report on legalized pot in NYC (Curbed)

Questions over the future of Mitchell–Lama residential buildings in NYC (City Realty)

Lost Clause! "A SantaCon reveler who landed in a coma after falling down a flight of stairs at a Manhattan bar only has himself to blame for the drunken tumble, a judge ruled." (New York Post)

The city's worst landlord? The NYCHA, says Letitia James's office (amNewYork)

Michael Che, Michelle Wolf and other entertainers coming together on Jan. 11 at the Irving Plaza to raise money for NYCHA (Daily News)

Why musicians love playing at the 11th Street bar (The Villager ... previously)

A Tompkins Square Park landmarks quiz (Off the Grid)

Pier 35 is (partially) open! (The Lo-Down)

Small fire at the Con Ed substation on Avenue C (Town & Village)

Space Invader's tiled mosaic of the Ramones is being chipped away in Soho (Flaming Pablum)

Two chances to see "A Clockwork Orange" in 35mm on Christmas Day (Quad Cinema)

Brooklyn’s 315 Gallery relocating to the LES — Henry Street to be exact (ARTnews)

EVG turns 11 today (First post)

And a fond farewell to Slum Goddess, who's retiring her blog after nine fun, action-packed years! (Final post here) Thanks for chronicling those good times at the Mars Bar... and the the World Famous Pee Phone™...

2 comments:

  1. Re: Santacon "“The bar was messy,” Visone told The Post." Dude, YOU'RE the mess.

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