EV Grieve contributor Bobby Williams spotted her working the other day in Tompkins Square Park...
You can find more of her work here.
Saturday, April 23, 2011
Parkscapes
You've probably seen Patricia Melvin in action before... she's been painting New York Cityscapes and landscapes for more than 30 years from her East Village home base...
EV Grieve contributor Bobby Williams spotted her working the other day in Tompkins Square Park...
You can find more of her work here.
EV Grieve contributor Bobby Williams spotted her working the other day in Tompkins Square Park...
You can find more of her work here.
Friday, April 22, 2011
At the Rock Against Poverty show this afternoon
...in Tompkins Square Park... photos by Bobby Williams...
Rock against Poverty this afternoon in Tompkins Square Park
Dave on 7th notes that crews are setting up the stage at Tompkins Square Park now... Today, apparently (did you know this?), is the Rock against Poverty show benefiting the Vihara Foundation. According to the website, the show features Trey Lorenz & Anwar and The Trapps ... Dale Stephens and Minnie Dee.
You can buy tickets at TicketWeb ...
There's also a note reading:
The show is scheduled from 2 p.m. until 6 p.m. — or until someone calls the cops to complain.
You can buy tickets at TicketWeb ...
There's also a note reading:
Please be advised that this is a free concert and open to the public. Attendance of the event is in no way dependent upon your donation.
The show is scheduled from 2 p.m. until 6 p.m. — or until someone calls the cops to complain.
Mars Bar condo conversion complete
As a follow-up from our post yesterday ... offering a glimpse of what this corner at Second Avenue and East First Street might look like one day with luxury housing on the way...
Oh, and EV Grieve regular Roger_Paw caught the artist in action. (You can find her post here.)
All this leads up to the bar's new art show starting Sunday (with BBQ!) ...
I remember what happened here last Easter. Read that here.
Oh, and EV Grieve regular Roger_Paw caught the artist in action. (You can find her post here.)
All this leads up to the bar's new art show starting Sunday (with BBQ!) ...
I remember what happened here last Easter. Read that here.
Looking at the Economakis front-door coop
We don't know what all this fencing is about at the under-renovation Economakis Dream Mansion on East Third Street ... Was thinking there might be poultry back there. (Uh, no.)
Anyway, we walked by because... an EV Grieve reader/neighbor is convinced they're putting in a garage... with this as the evidence...
Anyway, we walked by because... an EV Grieve reader/neighbor is convinced they're putting in a garage... with this as the evidence...
About time
Here is news from The Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation:
Here is the building-by-building survey that the GVSHP conducted in the East Village. DNAinfo has more on the news here.
Next week the Landmarks Preservation Commission will be holding a property owner’s meeting to discuss two potential historic district designations in the East Village which they are beginning the process of considering. According to the LPC, the districts being studied right now run along Tompkins Square North and are bounded roughly by East 2nd and East 7th, between the Bowery and 1st Avenue. In May, the Commission will come before Community Board #3 to discuss their plans and thinking about landmark designations in the East Village.
Here is the building-by-building survey that the GVSHP conducted in the East Village. DNAinfo has more on the news here.
Things that you do when you stop for red lights on your bike
As noted Wednesday, the NYPD pulled over EV Grieve contributor samo on East First Street near Avenue A and issued him a $270 ticket for running a red light on his bike. (You can read that post and the 50-some comments here.)
So yesterday was "day 1 of stopping at red lights for me," he said via email. So while waiting for the lights to change, he sat and counted the number of bikers running reds and how many pedestrians weren't obeying any directional signals whatsoever.
Totals yesterday afternoon after a ride from the Lower East Side to Chelsea:
Bikers Running Red: 7 out of 10
Pedestrians: Innumerable ("I lost count.")
Oh, and here's the back of his ticket...
So yesterday was "day 1 of stopping at red lights for me," he said via email. So while waiting for the lights to change, he sat and counted the number of bikers running reds and how many pedestrians weren't obeying any directional signals whatsoever.
Totals yesterday afternoon after a ride from the Lower East Side to Chelsea:
Bikers Running Red: 7 out of 10
Pedestrians: Innumerable ("I lost count.")
Oh, and here's the back of his ticket...
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