Sunday, April 28, 2024

Week in Grieview

Posts this past week included... (with the word from 10th and A)... 

• At NYU, 'Gaza Solidarity Encampment' leads to arrests of over 150 people (Tuesday)

• Police searching for suspect in unprovoked daytime stabbing on 7th Street on April 9 (Monday

• The untold story of Snack Dragon's attempted East Village comeback (Tuesday

• An early-morning fire at 131 Avenue A (Wednesday) ... assessing the fire damage (Wednesday

• Violet times: An Earth Day look at the wisteria on Stuyvesant Street (Monday

• From the Poetry Window at East Village Books (Saturday

• Dan & John's has closed its original East Village location after 9 years (Tuesday

• The Charlie Parker Jazz Festival returns to Tompkins Square Park this Aug. 25 (Wednesday

• Celebrating the birth of the Pyramid Club at Howl! Arts (Thursday

• A benefit concert for East Village musician Jesse Malin (Wednesday)

• About Stylus, a private members-only club coming to the Lower East Side (Friday

• Workers removed a dead elm from Tompkins (Thursday) ... and the city has been planting new trees in the neighborhood (Friday

• Closing notices: J-Spec Wagyu Dining and Esora Omakase on 5th Street (Wednesday

• Openings: Pizza Pazzo on 1st Street (Monday)

• A retail reset at 20 St. Mark's Place (Monday)

• So long to the longtime sidewalk bridge on 12th Street, and hello to SMØR Bakery (Monday

• Sushi Fan has not been open lately on St. Mark's Place (Friday)

• Where to see Films on the Green this summer (but not in Tompkins Square Park) (Friday)

• A smoke and vape shop for the former Gaia Italian Café on 3rd Street (Wednesday

• A changing of the bar at 16 1st Ave. (Monday

... and beware of those dubious rental listings promising various "doorman amenities" (photo on 9th Street by Steven)...
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