Neighborhood
LatestGreenwich Village for Freedom
In February 2025, while sitting in Westbeth Artist Housing, a month after the re-inauguration of Trump’s regime with endless executive orders, threats, unhinged rants and the reality of the demise of our democracy, I was both in a rage and a panic. Who is doing something about this?
Food
LatestThe Pint Sized Palate – A Kid’s Take on New York Food – Little Owl
Little Owl is in the heart of the vintage West Village. It’s next to the Friends apartment, half a block from Grove Court, and a block away from the narrowest (9.5 feet) townhouse in New York where someone famous lived.
Arts
LatestInside Kristina Wong’s Food Bank Influencer
Kristina Wong’s one-woman show Food Bank Influencer unfolds as a deliberately chaotic, funny, and ultimately incisive narrative about hunger, dignity, and the limits of charity in America.
Business
LatestVillage Preservation’s Spring House Tour: A Glimpse Beyond the Doors
Ever paused on a Village block and wondered, “What lies behind those doors?” In neighborhoods like ours, where historic homes line every street, it is only natural to imagine the spaces just beyond view, with interiors shaped by history, ingenuity, and imagination.
Nature
LatestThe One That I Want
I’m greedy. Even while doing a happy dance for the arrival of spring birds, I don’t want the winter birds to leave. And even though, in three short weeks between January 31 and February 20, I added four new birds to my West Village Bird List—I still want more.
Parks
LatestA Defiant Community Returns a Flag to Sacred Ground
Village community members and city leaders came together on a freezing February afternoon to re-raise the Pride flag at the Stonewall National Monument after a directive from the Trump administration caused it to be taken down a few days prior.
Culture
LatestThe Looming AI Crisis
As a candidate for Assembly, I’ve been doing a lot of door-knocking in the Village, and I’ve noticed a trend: Building entrance systems are increasingly using facial recognition to identify everyone who comes to the door and anyone who enters with them.
About Us
LatestThe Village View Turns One!
In December, 2022 a group of former staffers from another Village monthly banded together to launch Village View as a new voice for Greenwich Village—West to East.

Local Events
March 2026 - Jefferson Market Library, Greenwich House, International Women's Day
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Village Pet Pages
- The Story of Thackery BinxMy boyfriend, being a big fan of the 1993 Hocus Pocus film, named her Thackery Binx. Well…she did bear the name Suba for the first couple weeks as she was first found in a Subaru, but why keep the trauma all her life?
