Sunday, November 27, 2022

Week in Grieview

Posts from this past holiday week included (with a photo last night from Seventh Street by Derek Berg) ... 

• Middle Collegiate Church seeks permission to demolish the remaining façade of its fire-damaged structure on 2nd Avenue (Tuesday)

• The last days of Raul’s Barber Shop (Saturday) 

• 96 Tears debuts on Avenue A as a tribute to Howie Pyro (Monday)

• The 2022 Cookie Walk has been canceled (Monday) 

• Check out the crime noir 'The Crusaders,' filmed in the East Village (Saturday) 

• Distributing free turkeys to local residents ahead of Thanksgiving (Thursday) 

• A quick visit to Butterdose, now open on 13th Street (Tuesday) 

• Report: City's first NFT restaurant slated for the former Sunshine Cinema location on Houston (Monday) 

• An Instagram account to follow (Wednesday) 

• Some of the very best of Donald Sutherland at Metrograph (Wednesday) 

• A Snack Stop for St. Mark's Place (Monday) 

• Shake Shack signage appears outside new Lower East Side outpost (Tuesday) 

• Where you'll be able to find the Goodies on the Bowery (Monday) 

... and the solar-powered lights via the Parks Department that arrived early last month on Seventh Street and Avenue A were recently moved inside Tompkins Square Park to the chess tables (night chess?) ... and we finally saw them in use Friday evening ... (thanks Stacie Joy for the pic!)... the regulars here decamped to nearby benches...
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