The Third Street Music School Settlement is hosting a free community celebration tomorrow in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. featuring a drum circle, a sing-along and more (RSVP here)
The Original Barbershop on Second Street doubles as a comedy club at night (The Post)
If you ever wondered what decoupage artist John Derian's East Village home looked like (Architectural Digest)
After 121 years, the storied LES-based Jewish-American publication The Forward is ending its print run (NPR)
A roundup of the winter raptors spotted in the neighborhood (Laura Goggin Photography)
The seemingly overlooked drama "Leave No Trace," which scored 100 percent on Rotten Tomatoes, has a return engagement at the Metrograph (Official site)
Hope for Loft Law advocates (Gothamist)
Map things: Listicle of restaurants and bars around Union Square (Eater)
More about the Integral Yoga Natural Foods Store closure last month on West 13th Street (The Villager ... previously)
Diversions: About that Iggy Pop guest spot that never aired on "Miami Vice" (Dangerous Minds)
2 comments:
no disrespect but the forward is my go-to newspaper for the litter box as it has no staples to get in the way of tearing shreds. ill miss it
"Leave No Trace" was my favorite film of 2018. Very moving.
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