Sunday, September 22, 2024

Week in Grieview

Posts this past week included (with a TSP barricade workout pic by Derek Berg) ... 

• Façade exploration underway at former P.S. 64 (Monday) 

• More details emerge about the new Whole Foods Market StuyTown on 14th Street (Monday) 

• Report: Man stabbed in the back exiting the L train at 1st Avenue stop (Saturday) 

• Chicago's Dark Matter Coffee is coming to the Bowery (Monday) 

• Dressing up Avenue A for a 1990s crime thriller (Tuesday) 

• Explore neighborhood community gardens during the 13th annual LUNGS Harvest Arts Festival (Thursday) 

• Extra taco time: Carnitas Ramírez expands its days of service on 3rd Street (Monday) 

• At the 98th Feast of San Gennaro (Friday) 

• A place in the Sun: An installation series on St. Mark's Place celebrates the daylight (Friday) 

• Coming attractions: Noona's Ice Cream + Bakeshop on 5th Street (Wednesday) 

• Tree down on 12th Street (Friday) 

• A 3-day festival to celebrate Tompkins Square Park and the Tompkins Square Library (Tuesday) 

• The 12th annual MoRUS Film Festival coming to a community garden near you (Wednesday)

• A quick conversation about 'The Chat,' a short film by East Village resident Artie Brennan (Wednesday) 

• On the CB3 docket for September: An outpost of Bushwick pizzeria Ops; longer hours for Penny (Monday) 

• Tacombi is now closed for renovations on 12th Street and 3rd Avenue (Thursday) 

• The storefront at 60 2nd Ave. (the former Black Ant) is for rent (Thursday) 

• This week's partial lunar eclipse from 2nd Avenue (Wednesday)
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