One July, a century back, the Duke of Middlebottom presented the smart set of New York with a shining brief flash of a summer “season” in glittery performance of a one-night operatic spectacle at the private theater of his rented townhouse on West Twelfth Street.
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New Yorkers are especially vulnerable to the hot weather hazards because the city can be 10 degrees warmer than surrounding areas. Our infrastructure is largely made up of asphalt, concrete and metal which trap in the heat.
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The Obie Award-winning New Ohio Theatre has announced that it will conclude its acclaimed 30-year run with the last ever Ice Factory Festival, featuring Artistic Director Robert Lyons’ ULTRA LEFT VIOLENCE as the final show
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Heidi Russell is a life-long, self-taught fine art photographer specializing in capturing the intersection of the various dimensions of cultural environs through full-frame, non-manipulated, in-camera technique using existing lighting.
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New York City’s Hudson River waterfront has undergone an amazing transformation in recent decades, thanks to the creation of the Hudson River Park. Adjacent real estate has become extremely desirable and it is easy to see why!
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Mid-June saw major improvement and progress in Hudson River Park, including repaving the long-anticipated Gansevoort Park bikeway, a missing link in the miles of protected greenway.
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On the Hudson River Park esplanade is the beautiful bronze sculpture “Apple” (2000/01) by West Village artist Stephan Weiss (1938-2001). It includes a sitting platform and a ‘core’ cut-out, making it a wonderful climbing adventure for children.
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In what has been an extremely challenging year for everyone’s human rights, members of the LGBTQIA+ and BIPOC communities have seen even a higher rise in both physical and legislative violence, with over 400 anti-LGBTQIA+ bills introduced t
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Nadas’ mission is to bring original and unique Colombian flavors using only the freshest ingredients and recipes, that have been passed along for generations, with some colorful and refreshing twists.
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A big thank you to my Village Friends, both humans and dogs who either came to or helped prepare for the celebration. It was a great success!
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“These Are a Few of My Least Favorite Things” By Duane Scott Cerny (Sing it) “When the dog bites....
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My sweet Noah crossed the rainbow bridge today, he died peacefully in my arms blessing me with one more kiss before he passed. I imagine he’s in dog heaven, splashed in sunlight, wrapped in a cozy blanket waiting for me.
I got Noah when I was splitting time between San Francisco and New York
Years ago, when a salesperson knocked on your door, if you opened it and bought something, the salesperson came back to sell you more? These days, if you look something up online or give to an organization, guess what? You’ll hear from them again!
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First, and just in time for the heat of the season, comes the revival of our movie screenings. We’ve recently completed an audio-visual renovation in our first floor Willa Cather room, giving us a vastly improved setup for our regular Monday night movies, as well as some summertime matinees.
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