• Renovations will close the Tompkins Square Library branch for 3 months (Wednesday)
• What you need to know about the 17th edition of the Dance Parade, happening on May 20 (Tuesday)
• Hemingway, the sleepy window kitty of 3rd Street, has been priced out of the East Village (Monday)
• RIP Vivian Trimble of Luscious Jackson (Friday)
• Mighty Quinn's has closed its East Village outpost (Monday)
• The historic 64 E. 7th St. is for sale (Tuesday)
• Basics Plus said to be closing on 3rd Avenue (Wednesday)
• Spicy Moon preps new Bowery space with some hot pink (Monday)
• The Village Works Yard Sale continues on St. Mark's Place (Wednesday)
• Love for Theatre 80 as auction looms next month (Thursday) ... City issues curbside dining structure removal to Theatre 80 2 days after its owners were forced from the property (Monday)
• Radio daze: This 1941 Zenith — featuring microstatic FM reception — needs a home (Friday)
• Cafe Mogador turns 40 (Saturday)
• A "rat czar" for NYC; the East Village still in the rat pack (Thursday)
• Flag days: Ray's Candy Store repping the East Village with egg creams at Rockefeller Center (Thursday)
• Black and white film classics at Village East by Angelika (Sunday)
• 2023 wisteria watch (Saturday)
• A new pizzeria coming to the former Solo Pizza space on Avenue B (Thursday)
• FULL storefront reveal of the future Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen on 14th and A (Friday)
• Hospitality vet Curt Huegel appears to be taking the former Dallas BBQ space on 2nd Avenue (Tuesday)
• Dim Sum Go Go signage arrives on 1st Avenue (Friday)
... and on Thursday, @dirtcobain and @outersource returned to freshen up their 5-year-old mural on 69 St. Mark's Place between First Avenue and Second Avenue ...
... and added this ...
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