Sunday, October 9, 2022

Week in Grieview

Posts this past week included... (with a photo by Derek Berg from one of the 9 days it rained last week... )

• Exclusive: This is the new tenant for the former Gem Spa space (Monday

• Long-vacant P.S. 64 now being pitched for medical use, educational purposes (Wednesday

• Police: Delivery man slashed in face at 7th Street and Avenue A entrance to Tompkins Square Park (Thursday) ... The Parks Department looks to be lighting up the 7th and A entrance to Tompkins Square Park (Friday

• Remembering off-Broadway theater legend Jeff Weiss (Tuesday

• The Tompkins Square Halloween Dog Parade, with a new name, returns to Tompkins Square Park (Monday

• Building issues temporarily KOs HAGS on 1st Avenue (Monday

• The annual Harvest Arts Festival is underway in East Village community gardens (Thursday

• A new art installation on Astor Place honors playwright-activist Lorraine Hansberry (Tuesday

• Openings: Irving Farm New York on 10th Street (Tuesday

•  A 1982 view of St. Mark's Place at 3rd Avenue (Friday

• Coming soon: the 'Meet Me in the Bathroom' documentary (Tuesday

• Jean-Luc Godard screenings this month at the Quad Cinema (Tuesday

• At the Blessing of the Animals at Trinity Lower East Side Lutheran Parish (Sunday)

• Construction watch: 351 E. 10th St. (Tuesday

• These 3 East Village restaurants make list of new Bib Gourmands (Wednesday

• Zee Convenience & Smoke debuts on Avenue A (Thursday

• New plaque honors Ginsberg and Burroughs on 7th Street (Friday

... and here's Allen Ginsberg, William S. Burroughs and Gregory Corso at the Beat Poet Reunion. Photo by John Penley via the Tamiment Library at NYU...
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