Pawsitive news: School for the Dogs relocates to larger space on 7th Street

School for the Dogs is up and running in a new East Village location — 92 E. Seventh St. just east of First Avenue.

The dog training center — now with more space as well as a small retail operation — moved here from Second Street near Avenue A.

This recent Instagram post shows how they've grown since the business started in co-owner Annie Grossman's Third Avenue apartment in 2012...

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Big news: WE ARE MOVING! On Nov. 1 we will be opening in a new space at 92 E. 7th St., steps from 1st Ave. in Manhattan. It’s double the size of our current studio and has a yard, a spacious shop, a private consultation room, and more features which we are sure will please both our human and canine clients. We can’t wait to show it off to everyone! Thanks, especially, to everyone who funded the Kiva loan that helped make this move possible. (NB: We will be operating our current E. 2nd St. space as an annex for certain services and events for the next few months.) #schoolforthedogs #Sftd #eastvillage #eastvillagedogs #eastvillagelives #lesdogs #manhattandogs #nycdogs #nydogs #nycpuppies #dogschool #dogtrainingnyc #dogtraining #ccpdt #kpactp #eastseventhstreet #nyc #manhattan #nycsmallbusiness #kivaloan #kiva #smallbusiness #femaleownedbusiness

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No. 92 was previously home to the Revolver Salon.

Uluh Tea House debuts on 2nd Avenue

Uluh Tea House made its soft opening last Tuesday at 152 Second Ave. between Ninth Street and 10th Street... here's a look at part of their menu, featuring a variety of teas (more than 30) and entrees (they also have desserts and pastries) ...







You can find more details and photos at Uluh's Instagram feed.

Uluh joins the Pure Green-PlantMade combo in the newish retail spaces at No. 152.

H/T Steven!

Previously on EV Grieve:
On 2nd Avenue, signage arrives for Uluh Tea House (and they're hiring)

Dunkin' done on 1st Avenue at 13th Street

The former Dunkin' (Donuts) outpost on First Avenue between 12th Street and 13th Street has been gutted... and the space is now for rent... (thanks dwg for the tip and photos!)

This outpost closed back on Oct. 21. There's still a Dunkin' just a few blocks to the north...



No sign of any teary farewell signage at this Dunkin' (see this post). This also marks the second national chain (see Papa John's) to close this fall along this section of First Avenue.

Sunday's parting shot

A view of Union Square today via EVG reader Jeanne Krier ...

Week in Grieview

[2nd Avenue at 7th Street yesterday via Derek Berg]

Stories posted on EVG this past week included...

Report: The reality of storm-proofing East River Park in 2020 (Monday)

A visit to Yoli Restaurant on 3rd Street (Friday)

Only 178 shopping days left until the L-train shutdown (Wednesday) ... A look at the new L-train renderings along 14th Street (Wednesday)

Halloween night on Avenue B (Thursday)

SSHH — 'a multi-purpose mutant space' — debuts on 6th Street (Wednesday)

At the Tompkins Square Park Halloween Dog Parade — East River amphitheater edition (Monday)

November events at the Tompkins Square Library (Friday)

Revisiting A & C Kitchen on Avenue C (Thursday)

This week's NYC See panel (Friday)

Workers remove artifacts from the vacant 14 2nd Ave., fueling speculation of new development (Monday)

Taberna 97 returns for service Thursday-Saturday on St. Mark's Place (Thursday)

These two buildings are now wrapped and apparently prepped for demolition (Tuesday)

Tompkins Square Park playground reconstruction 1 month in (Thursday)

1st sign of First Lamb Shabu on 14th Street (Tuesday)

Mahalo New York Bakery is closing on 9th Street; space will be for custom orders (Monday)

DOT puts down the green paint on the new 13th Street bike lane (except for one mysterious spot) (Thursday)

Burkelman is now open on the Bowery (Tuesday)

Here is your new Violet awning on 5th Street (Monday)

Alphabet Pizza and Deli setting up shop at 20 Avenue A (Monday)

Long-vacant 115 Avenue C getting some attention (Wednesday)

On Avenue D, Rite Aid completes the 1-block move to its new (former) home (Friday)

Sammy's Halal is now open (Monday)

Spinners adding pizza to its spin chicken and Texas BBQ arsenal (Monday)

188 2nd Ave. is for rent (Tuesday)


[Fall at St. Mark's Church in-the-Bowery]

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'Feast' your eyes on this tomorrow (Monday!) night

Via the EVG inbox...

Producers Alex Randrup and Conrad Kluck curate and host the latest monthly show from FEAST: A Performance Series, tomorrow night at 7 at UNDER St. Marks Theatre, 94 St. Mark's Place between Avenue A and First Avenue.

FEAST3: NOVEMBER presents brand-new performance experiments from comedian Amy Buchwald, performance artist Christopher Augustin, and drag queen Mz Asa Metric — plus snacks provided by the hosts.

Tickets are $12 online, and $15 at the door.

Celebrating the dead at Campos Community Garden

The sixth annual weekend celebration of Día de los Muertos — Day of the Dead — concludes today at the Campos Community Garden on 12th Street between Avenue B and Avenue C.

EVG contributor Stacie Joy shared this photo of the altar, where people can bring an item in memory of a loved one...



Today's activities include an Aztec dance performance by Cetiliztli Nauhcampa at 3 p.m. Garden volunteers will also be serving free Mexican sweet bread and hot chocolate.

A reminder to Turn Back Time

Here's the Pyramid Club on Avenue A with a reminder about the end of Daylight Saving Time...

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Daylight Savings Ends tonight! #turnbacktime one hour, so we have one extra hour to dance! Cher with your friends! #cher #daylightsavings

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Today in photos of a lot of luggage on 13th Street

Ah EVG reader spotted this load of luggage on 13th Street between Avenue A and Avenue B this afternoon... unattended for a moment, though someone did emerge from a building who seemed to be in charge of it...

It's like that: The completed Run-DMC mural on 12th and A

We've been documenting Eduardo Kobra's Run-DMC mural on 12th Street at Avenue A ... starting on Oct. 26 (then again last Sunday) ... here's the completed work...(A few people have wondered, with all the great Run-DMC songs, that the mural opts for "Walk This Way," an Aerosmith cover...)





Kobra also created the dual Michael Jackson mural on 11th Street at First Avenue back in the summer.

Today's rain leaves in Tompkins Square Park

Two Park scenes this morning... via Vinny & O above... and EVG below...

Grant Shaffer's NY See

Here's this week's NY See, East Village-based illustrator Grant Shaffer's comic series — an observational sketch diary of things that he sees and hears around the neighborhood and NYC...

Forget me not

Pink Mexico opened for RUBY™️ and Bass Drum of Death back on Monday night at the Bowery Ballroom (good show) ... the Brooklyn-based trio have a new record coming out in the New Year... until then, the video here is for "Forgetting Everything" from their 2016 release fool.

EVG Etc.: Expanding a 4th Street theater; touring the L-train construction zone on 14th Street

[Sad dolphin on 7th Street yesterday via Derek Berg]

Here are the plans to modernize and expand the Choicirciati Cultural Center on 4th Street (NY Yimby)

Father Pat on Ninth Street may officiate Whitey Bulger’s funeral (The Post)

MTA officials and local pols tour the hellish L-train construction zone on 14th Street (Town & Village ... previously)

NYC’s 2019 Michelin Bib Gourmands include quite a few in the East Village (Eater maps them here)

The NYPD is finally cracking down on the rogue private sanitation trucks (Streetsblog)

Char Sue on Essex is holding a Bowery Mission Donation Drive Sunday (Official site)

At the Anthology Film Archives, 2nd Street and 2nd Avenue: The U.S. theatrical premiere of F.J. Ossang's cyberpunk film noir "9 Fingers" (trailer below!) and the NYC laundromat documentary "The Washing Society" (Official site)



And you can still see the John Carpenter version of "The Fog" with Adrienne Barbeau and the mother-daughter duo of Janet Leigh and Jamie Lee Curtis, held over this weekend (Metrograph)

New book promo-ing: Mike D and Ad-Rock are quite charming on Fallon (The AV Club)

A little history about Lou Reed and Genya Ravan appearing on one another’s solo albums in 1978 (Dangerous Minds)

AND YES — BRING ON VALENTINE"S DAY!!!!!!

@evgrieve shit is over people. Get over it! pic.twitter.com/bPJrfjkwdR

— EdenBrower (@edenbrower) November 2, 2018