Tompkins Square Park ... photo by Bobby Williams.
Sunday, April 7, 2013
Week in Grieview
[Tompkins Square Park via Bobby Williams]
A new 24-hour biscuit joint for Avenue A (Monday)
New identity for Identity (Friday)
What's next for the Bar 82 space? (Monday)
Cat Power's new video pays homage to NYC (Thursday)
Nobu alum coming to East Ninth Street (Monday)
What's replacing Boca Chica (Wednesday)
The line for Wylie Dufresne's new place on Second Avenue (Monday)
Glass box for Lafayette (Wednesday)
Anthology Film Archives brief transformation into the 27th Precinct (Monday)
Bleecker Bob's to the East Village? (Tuesday)
Out and About in the East Village 2013 recap (Wednesday)
Update on The Living Room's potential move to East Second Street (Thursday)
51 Astor Place's public plaza (Tuesday)
Masak closes on East 13th Street (Thursday)
The Sunburnt Cow is on the market (Thursday)
Here are the new members of CB3 (Monday)
Soho Billiards to Red Square? (Tuesday)
And things that we didn't cover this week, such as NYC's 8th Annual Pillow Fight Day yesterday in Washington Square Park...
[Bobby Williams]
Noted
Spotted on one of the burned-out cars on East Ninth Street today... a posthumous tag...
Previously on EV Grieve:
[Updated] Early-morning car fire on East 9th Street
Blockbusters: ('Alleged') 'Bearial Shroud' discovered on East Second Street
This, of course, was the somber scene on East Second Street between Avenue B and Avenue C last Sunday morning... Easter Sunday morning...
And now, there are claims, thus far unsubstantiated, on the very same fence, that ... well, see for yourself...
A neighbor, who asked not be named, said that archaeologists excavated the only known JoBear la Stuffing-era burial shroud in the East Village.
What's more, the remains of the bear wrapped in the shroud are said to hold DNA evidence of a picnic basket. Carbon-dating studies suggested the shroud was made between A.D. 2007 and 2009.
However, until researchers can conduct more, uh, research, the use of "alleged" will accompany the description to help temper expectations and prevent the block from becoming a tourist trap for various pilgrim types.
Previously on EV Grieve:
A brief history of humiliating Teddy bears in the East Village
And now, there are claims, thus far unsubstantiated, on the very same fence, that ... well, see for yourself...
A neighbor, who asked not be named, said that archaeologists excavated the only known JoBear la Stuffing-era burial shroud in the East Village.
What's more, the remains of the bear wrapped in the shroud are said to hold DNA evidence of a picnic basket. Carbon-dating studies suggested the shroud was made between A.D. 2007 and 2009.
However, until researchers can conduct more, uh, research, the use of "alleged" will accompany the description to help temper expectations and prevent the block from becoming a tourist trap for various pilgrim types.
Previously on EV Grieve:
A brief history of humiliating Teddy bears in the East Village
Saturday, April 6, 2013
Lining up to Load OUT
A reader noted the line earlier for Load OUT! — A Reuse and Repurposing RIOT ... today until 3 p.m. at 19 E. Third St. between the Bowery and Second Avenue
Per the invite:
Attendees are invited to take home all the donated costumes, props, and furniture they find. Artists are invited to participate for free. The general public will be charged a $5 entrance fee to participate. Whatever you decide to take away with you is FREE of charge.
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