Deter, the owner of d.b.a., died on July 3 after a bicycling accident.
Thanks to jdx for all the photos here.
Monday, July 11, 2011
At the Second Line March tonight for d.b.a.'s Ray Deter
Tonight at 7, friends of d.b.a. owner Ray Deter arrived at the bar on East First Street to celebrate his life with a Second Line March.
Deter, the owner of d.b.a., died on July 3 after a bicycling accident.
Thanks to jdx for all the photos here.
Deter, the owner of d.b.a., died on July 3 after a bicycling accident.
Thanks to jdx for all the photos here.
EV Grieve Etc.: Mourning Edition
Changes coming to 84 Second Ave.? (Jeremiah's Vanishing NY)
The Hare Krishnas move out of 96 Avenue B (BoweryBoogie)
City to secretly sell off piece of NYC history – to one person (Lost City)
Rainbow Room getting a glitzy makeover (Grub Street)
People are now using the subway on weekends too (Runnin' Scared)
The owner of Union Market, coming soon to Avenue A, denies bogus-meat story in today's Post (Gothamist)
And now in really important news... last week, we posted the photo of actor Vincent Piazza dressed as Lucky Luciano for a scene in "Boardwalk Empire" on East 12th Street.
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And did you know: Lucky Luciano grew up at 265 East 10th Street (Off the Grid)
Second Line March tonight at d.b.a for Ray Deter
Deter, the owner of d.b.a., died on July 3 after a bicycling accident.
Report: A double mugging on 11th Street and Avenue B
From the NYPD Daily Blotter in the Post today:
Two armed goons mugged two women walking through the East Village early Wednesday, cops said. The women, both 30, were on East 11th Street near Avenue B at 1:15 a.m. when the men jumped them from behind, pulled out a black handgun and demanded their bags, cops said.
When the women tried to resist, one was punched in the side of the face and the other in the jaw. The muggers managed to get away with only one purse, but the women told cops that it contained a cellphone, a digital camera, $200 and several credit cards.
RIP Dominic Philbert
Last Thursday around 7 p.m., a reader told us that several ambulances and fire trucks were outside Bikes By George on East Fourth Street. "I could see a paramedic performing CPR on George's son. Hoping to see a post later the he's okay..."
George's son, Dominic Philbert, who worked for his dad since he was 16, died that night. He was 43. We don't know any more details at this time.
The shop was closed Friday.
A sign on the store's front window provides information about the memorial service.
We last discussed Dominic in late May, when Dateline NBC's Chris Hansen taped a segment on stolen bicycles. According to the Dateline promo, "it's the most explosive confrontation of Hansen's career." Hansen confronts Dominic Philbert about having bought a stolen bike. And the cameras keep rolling as Dominic becomes increasingly agitated. It's difficult to watch.
Dominic later told Bob Arihood that he gave a man — a paid actor — $25 for a bike. The man told Dominic that he had lost his job and needed money to feed his kids. NBC did not show this exchange between Dominic and the actor.
In a more pleasant video, here's a clip of George and Dominic from the documentary "The City."
[Photo by Bob Arihood]
For further reading on George Philbert:
East Village bicycle legend just keeps on rolling (The Villager)
George's son, Dominic Philbert, who worked for his dad since he was 16, died that night. He was 43. We don't know any more details at this time.
The shop was closed Friday.
A sign on the store's front window provides information about the memorial service.
We last discussed Dominic in late May, when Dateline NBC's Chris Hansen taped a segment on stolen bicycles. According to the Dateline promo, "it's the most explosive confrontation of Hansen's career." Hansen confronts Dominic Philbert about having bought a stolen bike. And the cameras keep rolling as Dominic becomes increasingly agitated. It's difficult to watch.
Dominic later told Bob Arihood that he gave a man — a paid actor — $25 for a bike. The man told Dominic that he had lost his job and needed money to feed his kids. NBC did not show this exchange between Dominic and the actor.
In a more pleasant video, here's a clip of George and Dominic from the documentary "The City."
For further reading on George Philbert:
East Village bicycle legend just keeps on rolling (The Villager)
LA-based Euphoria Loves Rawvolution opening on East 12th Street
EV Grieve contributor samo brings word that the Santa Monica-based Euphoria Loves Rawvolution — a raw vegan cafe/retail store — is opening on East 12th
Their mission, per the website:
Food is the fuel for life and we are passionately dedicated to creating and sharing the very best food possible. Beyond eating; we strive to integrate self-transformation and aligned living and a strong commitment to the protection of the environment. The community and planet we serve deserve nothing less!
Updated: Sorry, we had Fourth Street instead of 12th Street. The correct address is 504 E. 12th St.
Bowery Wine Company has closed
An EV Grieve reader notes that the Bowery Wine Company has closed... A trip to their website confirms it...
Ditto for a walk by their front door...
Now this closure was expected... Back in May, we first reported that August Cardona, owner of dell'Anima, L'Artusi and Anfora, would be taking over the space ... and expanding into the empty storefronts to the east.
So now you can expect "mobs of salivating foodies and goggle-eyed scenesters," as New York magazine described dell’anima.
Meanwhile, here's a look back at the protests outside Bowery Wine Company...
Find more on the protests outside Bowery Wine Company from June 2008 here ... and here.
Ditto for a walk by their front door...
Now this closure was expected... Back in May, we first reported that August Cardona, owner of dell'Anima, L'Artusi and Anfora, would be taking over the space ... and expanding into the empty storefronts to the east.
So now you can expect "mobs of salivating foodies and goggle-eyed scenesters," as New York magazine described dell’anima.
Meanwhile, here's a look back at the protests outside Bowery Wine Company...
Find more on the protests outside Bowery Wine Company from June 2008 here ... and here.
4 years later, Extra Place is finally ready for pedestrians, lights, more tables
After several weeks of renovations, Extra Place is officially no longer a roadway...
More than four years ago, we first heard of the plans the developers of Avalon Bowery Place had for Extra Place — "a slice of the Left Bank, a pedestrian mall lined with interesting boutiques and cafes."
Now, this looks more fitting for whatever kind of food court that the developers of Avalon Bowery Place had envisioned... workers said that lights are coming next...
So, why did it take four years to finally realize all this?
Photos by Bobby Williams.
More than four years ago, we first heard of the plans the developers of Avalon Bowery Place had for Extra Place — "a slice of the Left Bank, a pedestrian mall lined with interesting boutiques and cafes."
Now, this looks more fitting for whatever kind of food court that the developers of Avalon Bowery Place had envisioned... workers said that lights are coming next...
So, why did it take four years to finally realize all this?
Photos by Bobby Williams.
200 Avenue A going directly to SLA for its license
The people behind the "art gallery with a full-service restaurant" concept — who have appeared before and been rejected by the CB3/SLA committee three times — are now going directly to the State Liquor Authority for its license. The group, calling themselves Hospitality LLC, hope to open in the former Superdive space.
The group appeared before the CB3/SLA committee in November with the idea of a restaurant/lounge "that involves all the senses," including the now-legenedary smell machine. They came back in April, and were told to do more community outreach. The didn't have any better luck in May given the strong opposition from neighbors.
The meeting is tomorrow at 11 a.m. at 317 Lenox Ave.
One resident noted that there weren't any notices about Tuesday's hearing on the gate outside 200 Avenue A. Meanwhile, this weekend, AD Projects ended its run using the space as a temporary art gallery. As another resident said, "it's been great for the neighborhood to have this kind of use made of this space — without the need of a liquor license."
The Trilby puts out a hitchin' post
Nearly five months after opening inside the Cooper Square Hotel, the Trilby now has a prominent sign out front...
EV Grieve contributor Bobby Williams saw this scene on Friday afternoon, answering the important question, How many Cooper Square employees does it take to install a Trilby sign?
EV Grieve contributor Bobby Williams saw this scene on Friday afternoon, answering the important question, How many Cooper Square employees does it take to install a Trilby sign?
How Hollywood recreates a 'Lower East Side club scene'
You can always count on Craigslist for some comic relief...
Here's the listing:
Here's the listing:
We're seeking extras (21-35 or look youngish) to help emulate the feel of a cool, hip, sexy, dark Lower East Side club scene [Think 'Last Nights Party-meets-Cobra Snake' photos.] We want people to have fun [but not look like they are having too much fun] and be able to act cool and sexy. We also are looking for people who are comfortable expressing themselves when dancing with a partner. If you have any skillz in movement, we want you to express them, even if it's sort of weird! This will be an artistic version of a night club scene. Feel free to bring a prop, bring all your best, cool, mostly black but even slightly outrageous colorful gear if it works.
1 day of shooting for a couple of hours next Wednesday, July 13 (call times will be given to those locked in, but around 10-11A or after.) Non-union. Will provide food and drinks and lots of fun!
Film crew is super cool, professional and efficient and you will be shot by one of the best DPs in the business. Please submit head shots and/or any photo where we can get an idea of how you look.
Sidewalk Cafe is hiring
On Friday, we brought you the news that Sidewalk Cafe was looking to reopen by Aug. 5. During the weekend, the following signs appeared on the Sidewalk's doors...
A note about feeding the rats on East 10th Street
EV Grieve reader Ann noticed this sign in the dirt on East 10th Street just east of Third Avenue.... As she notes," I don't know if the corn was being fed to the rats ... it also looks like it's holding the sign down. Confusing!" True!
Sunday, July 10, 2011
The New York City Marble Cemetery is open to visitors today
As the flyer shows...
And... upcoming dates...
Summer Neighborhood Open Days
Saturday, August 13
Sunday, September 11th
11:00 am to 5:00 pm
~~~~~~
Fall Open Weekend
Saturday and Sunday
October 15th and 16th, 2011
10:00 am to 5:00 pm
For more information please visit the cemetery website.
And... upcoming dates...
Summer Neighborhood Open Days
Saturday, August 13
Sunday, September 11th
11:00 am to 5:00 pm
~~~~~~
Fall Open Weekend
Saturday and Sunday
October 15th and 16th, 2011
10:00 am to 5:00 pm
For more information please visit the cemetery website.
Saturday, July 9, 2011
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