Sunday, August 9, 2026

EV Grieve's East Village Week in Review

Posts this past week included (with a photo of St. Brigid-St Emeric on Eighth and B)... 

• Buyer found for long-vacant Second Avenue development site (Aug. 5) 

• Another location of the Bean closes, leaving 1 East Village outpost (Aug. 6) 

• Repairs continue after water main break at 14th Street and 1st Avenue (Aug. 4) … Water main break floods section of 14th Street and 1st Avenue (Aug. 3) … update (Aug. 8)

• 12 injured in early-morning subway work train fire at Astor Place station (Aug. 4) 

• NY Copy Print & Ship Center has closed after 34 years on 7th Street (Aug. 3) 

• 9 Bleecker St. returns to market with a $6.5 million ask (Aug. 3) 

• At Night Club 101 with Pop Music Fever Dream (Aug. 7)

• Photos: Sunday in Tompkins (Aug. 5)

• ABC No Rio returns to Tompkins Square Park with a free afternoon of music (Aug. 3) 

• Show Brain Fest returns to Tompkins Square Park this weekend (Aug. 7) 

• Flamingos Vintage Pound to open another East Village shop (Aug. 3) 

• Salumeria Rosi eyes Labor Day reopening following building-related damage (Aug. 4) 

• At the Rush pop-up shop on Second Street (Aug. 2) 

• About "Gin Joint," the Apple+ series that filmed in the East Village yesterday (Aug. 6) 

• Scenes from the 46th annual Festival Calle 6 on Avenue D and Sixth Street (Aug. 2) 

• Reminders: "Irregular," filmed at Sophie's, makes its world premiere on Aug. 9 (Aug. 6)

• New innovation hub opens at Jacob Riis Houses (Aug. 5) 

• Signage alert: RedWhite Boneless Ramen on Allen Street (Aug. 5) 

• Across the Pond bringing European bakery and market to 7th Street (Aug. 4) 

• Champions Martial Arts taps out on 11th and C (Aug. 6) 

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