Headline and photo via @fnytv
Sunday, October 20, 2013
The 'No 7-Eleven' campaign gains first celebrity endorsement
Alan Cumming stopped by today's "No 7-Eleven" rally on Avenue A and East 11th Street.
[Photo via @No7ElevenNYC]
Updated 10-21
Here's a group photo via Grant Shaffer...
Week in Grieview
[On Avenue C via Mark White]
Here is the new residential complex for East 14th Street (Friday, 57 comments)
BBQ and more still in the works for the former Lucky Cheng's space (Monday)
Reader mailbag: Places to eat that have that old East Village vibe (Friday, 38 comments)
Out and About with Seth Tobocman (Wednesday)
The "Mayor of Avenue D" busted for alleged drug operation (Wednesday)
More dessert for the East Village (Thursday)
More tacos for the East Village (Monday)
More Thai food for the East Village (Thursday)
Memories of the former Di Bella Bros. on First Avenue (Tuesday)
East Village resident creates Puppydog Poop Mitts (Wednesday)
So long to Banksy's "Concrete Confessional" on East Seventh Street (Saturday)
Pulino's is closing on the Bowery (Thursday)
Neighbors come together to help restore La Plaza Cultural (Tuesday)
128 Second Ave. was sold (Thursday)
The lone tenant at 338 E. Sixth St. (Tuesday)
A discussion on the new health-insurance exchange (Thursday)
123 E. 10th St. Sarkozy-Olsen "love nest" in contract (Tuesday)
20 years at the Odessa (Friday)
A lighting store for East Seventh Street (Monday)
Bike rack news (Friday)
Now, if you can, go outside. It's nice and bright...
Saturday, October 19, 2013
From last night's Knuckle-Walking Pub Crawl
@evgrieve Did you lose a gorilla hand near the dollar slice on 2nd street? pic.twitter.com/i9YZcxN1Qp
— Ryan Avenue A (@RyanAvenueA) October 19, 2013
Report: Roseland Ballroom will close in April
The Roseland Ballroom on
The venerable venue, owned by developer Larry Ginsberg and booked by Live Nation, opened at its 52nd street location, a converted skating rink, in 1958 and is a sentimental favorite for many bands. The history of the venue in New York dates back to 1919, when it was located at 51st and Broadway, and prior to that in Philadelphia.
Roger Friedman got confirmation of the closing at ShowBiz 411.
“The owner is developing the property,” a source who’s on the inside told me. ... Ironically, across the street last year there was a threat of Gallagher’s Steak House shutting down. It was saved at the last minute. New York’s rare and storied history is disappearing quickly.
The room holds about 3,500... and I've always liked the space for a concert...
Here's a post from 2008 with more history of the space and some archival photos.
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