Sunday, September 6, 2020

Week in Grieview


[As seen at Tompkins Square Bagels]

Posts this past week included...

• Sun's Laundry closes after more than 60 years on 14th Street (Monday)

• An end-of-summer appreciation: Pinc Louds (Friday)

• Support for Punjabi Grocery and Deli (Monday)

• Ki Smith Gallery coming to the Gusto House on 4th Street (Wednesday)

• MoRUS returns with its community garden film festival starting on Sept. 10 (Friday)

• A look at the new-look 57 St. Mark's Place (Monday)

• Wild Son-Good Night Sonny team bringing plant-based burgers to St. Mark's with Pop's Eat-Rite (Wednesday)

• The Keith Haring sculpture is currently MIA outside 51 Astor Place (Friday)

• This week's NY See panel (Thursday)


[As seen on 1st Street]

• Veeray Da Dhaba debuts on 1st Avenue (Monday)

• At the Renegade Mermaid Parade (Thursday)

• Another look at lower 2nd Avenue (Tuesday)

• Prim Thai debuts on 1st Street (Monday)

• Census working overtime (Wednesday)

• Ravagh Persian Grill closes 1st Avenue location (Thursday)

• Mermaid Inn has closed on 2nd Avenue (Tuesday)

• Printed Matter's lobby shop is open again on St. Mark's Place and 2nd Avenue (Thursday)

• "Red Alert" at the Bowery Ballroom (Wednesday)

• Baked Cravings opens on St. Mark's Place (Tuesday)

• Sao Mai back in action on 1st Avenue (Wednesday)

• Report: Parent company of New York Sports Clubs fit for Chapter 11 filing (Thursday)

• Struggling B&H Dairy now contending with a mountain of garbage next door (Wednesday)

• Mani in Pasta closes on 14th Street (Wednesday)

• A bad sign at 99 Favor Taste (Monday)

• The former Oddfellows space is for rent on 4th Street (Tuesday)

... and back on Thursday, @porknewyork added a message to the in-progress new mural at the Bowery Wall...



... and what remained as of this morning...



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1 comment:

  1. AnonymousSeptember 7, 2020 at 9:03 AM

    Woke? How about Wake UP? Vandals desecrating public artwork are nothing more than vandals without a cause.

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