Sunday, March 24, 2024

Week in Grieview

Posts this past week included (with an early spring shot from Stuyvesant at Ninth)...

• 2 East Village residents 'shaken and scared' after assault inside their building (Monday

• Same gunman suspected in shooting in Tompkins Square Park, police say (Thursday

• A 7-floor development in the works for the NW corner of 1st Avenue and 2nd Street (Monday

• This spring, new life for the mucky tree well that smells like dead things on Avenue A (Tuesday

• Bella McFadden bringing her iGirl brand to the East Village (Thursday

• These zine editors want your rat stories ('Don't call us gross') (Wednesday)

• The Lazy Llama has closed in First Park; no new vendor in the pipeline (Tuesday

• Openings: Bungalow on 1st Avenue (Sunday) ... Sauced on 2nd Avenue (Thursday) ... Terminal B on Avenue B (Thursday) ... Okiboru House of Udon on 2nd Avenue (Tuesday) ... The Lions on 1st Avenue and St. Mark's Place (Monday

• Aliens of Brooklyn leaves the East Village to harvest the Chelsea Market (Monday

• Flushing-based cafe and bakery Sweet Cake is opening an East Village outpost (Monday)

• Another pink-out at 57 Great Jones St. (Wednesday)

• Peak-a-boooo: Partial reveal at 1 St. Mark's Place (Thursday

• East Village Tattoo debuts on 4th Street (Wednesday

• Behold 57 Great Jones St. in small scale (Friday

• Signage alert: Crispy Burger on 1st Avenue (Monday)

• The faceless Charlie Brown mural is now headless (Monday)

  ... and Eddie Izzard's "Hamlet" made its EV debut this past Tuesday at the Orpheum on Second Avenue between Seventh Street and St. Mark's Place... here through April 14 (thanks to Steven for the photo)...
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