Avenue B Flea is a neighborhood stoop sale to support the neighborhood, independent vendors and local artists.
Featured Vendors:
VINTAGE
Citizen Suzie
East Village Vintage Collective
HANDCRAFTED JEWELRY
Kelly Virginia Vinson
ART
Delphine le Goff's East Village Calendars, prints, postcards and originals
Mad Cool NYC (Framed Pieces)
CLOTHING DESIGNERS
BURNeternal
The Baroness
Frankie Z's Selected Tees
I ❤️ ANARCHIST JURISDICTION NYC
VINYL
The Savage! Beat Records
SPECIALTY MASKS
Pinky’sWear
MAKEUP
Eye Hunger by Luna
multi chrome, color shifting eyeshadow
LIVE MUSIC
3 — Gass Wild (Acoustic)
4 — The Carvels NYC (Unplugged)
5 — SoulCake (Unplugged)
Many other East Village locals will be selling interesting items too. Find everything from $1 bargain bins to unique craft gifts.
This is an all day, outdoor event. Sellers will be social distancing 😷 Masks are required to stop and shop. And please visit the businesses along Avenue B for food and drink during your day!
Friday, October 9, 2020
About the Avenue B flea tomorrow
Thursday, October 8, 2020
Thursday's parting shot
Regal love
Grant Shaffer's NY See
Owner's retirement will bring a close to EV children's treasure Dinosaur Hill next month
Text and photos by Linda Dyett
The jam-packed children's toy, game and book shop Dinosaur Hill, a neighborhood institution since 1983, will be closing at the end of November. Pamela Pier, the shop's tireless owner, has decided to retire.
East Village Community Fridge providing free food outside S'MAC on 1st Avenue; donations welcome
Here's an updated interactive map with what's open in the East Village
The volunteer effort to update an interactive map of what's open in the East Village during the pandemic continues.
The East Village Community Coalition and resident Paul Gale are maintaining the site that launched back in the spring. (And they could use some volunteers! Email director@evccnyc.org if you're interested.)
They've been busy keeping tabs on openings and reopenings in recent weeks, adding in opticians, salons, tattoo parlors and cultural institutions, among other businesses. They're also updating the free meals section.
There's also now an indoor dining filter for places with confirmed inside seating to go with the outdoor dining listings.
You can find the map at this link (and below, but the link is better).
New sushi options rolling in; Rosella opening on Avenue A
Former Uchiko chefs Jeff Miller and Yoni Lang will be offering a sushi tasting menu, complemented by small plates and à la carte service, with an emphasis on locally sourced, sustainable fish and seasonal ingredients. Beverage director and co-owner TJ Provenzano, previously of Mayanoki and Rooftop Reds, has curated a selection of domestic wine, cider, and small-batch sake. The restaurant features a spanning wooden bar and fabric walls to create a warm, inviting environment, as well as outdoor seating.