Rosella, in the East Village, comes up with one remarkable dish after another while promising that its fish were responsibly farmed or caught.
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Tag Archives: East Village (Manhattan, NY)
Review: Live Theater Returns, With Mike Daisey and His Beefs
The monologuist appeared onstage, indoors, in front of a real audience, on the first day possible. Maybe he shouldn’t have rushed.
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I Lived Through the AIDS Crisis and Now Covid. N.Y.C. Got Me Through.
In this new short film, an artist finds hope in an unlikely place — the city’s storefront gates, rolling up day after day.
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How a Dancer, Drummer and Polio Survivor Spends His Sundays
At 14, Sidiki Conde was paralyzed from the disease in Guinea. Now he’s an artist living in Manhattan.
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90,000 Packages Are Stolen in N.Y.C. Every Day. How One Building Fought Back.
For neighbors in the author’s East Village walk-up, “Have you had anything stolen?” turned out to be a great conversation starter.
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The Bittersweet Tale of a Diner, a Toy Shop and a Changing New York
One is expanding. One is closing. But not all is lost.
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This Borscht Is the Essence of the East Village
The Polish diner that used to feed me is gone, so I make this soup instead. It’s almost as good.
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Fire Badly Damages Middle Collegiate Church in East Village
The fire tore through a vacant building early Saturday morning and then spread to Middle Collegiate Church on Second Avenue. Four firefighters had minor injuries.
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The Empress of East Second Street
For over 20 years, Beatrice Tosti di Valminuta and her husband, Julio Pena, have turned diners into devotees at their trattoria, Il Posto Accanto.
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Aldo Tambellini, Avant-Garde Filmmaker and Video Artist, Dies at 90
A fixture of the Lower East Side’s ’60s art scene, he had an abiding interest in black. “‘Black,’” he wrote, “is not the opposite of white; it is a state of being.”
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Aiming for Perfect Asian Tapas, Even in a Pandemic
Mokyo, in the East Village, shows an unusual level of creativity and even formality.
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How an Empathy Expert Spends His Sundays
Michael Tennant, who created the Actually Curious card game, is leading virtual workshops that take on divisiveness.
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The East Village, Home of Punks and Poets: Here’s a Tour
Luc Sante, author of “Low Life,” chats about the neighborhood’s history, including CBGB, Warhol’s Electric Circus and the Tompkins Square Park riots.
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How a Celebrity Fitness Trainer Who Has Gone Virtual Spends Sundays
Akin Akman teaches his popular workouts to an Aarmy of students from a nearly empty studio.
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Is It Strange to Say I Miss the Bodies of Strangers?
Weeks before lockdown, I made a whirlwind tour of Istanbul’s public baths. It was a crash course in pleasure that helped me understand what we’ve lost since.
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Up on the Roof, Flesh and Blood Dancers Move and Connect
A new performance series, Arts on the Roof, affords some of the few opportunities to watch live dance in New York this summer and fall.
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Walter Lure, Guitarist for the Heartbreakers, Dies at 71
With the Heartbreakers, a shooting star in New York’s punk rock scene, he was a more proficient guitarist than many of his peers. Then came a very unpunk second act.
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Are New Yorkers Wearing Masks? Here’s What We Found in Each Borough
Over several days this summer, The New York Times tallied the face-covering status of over 7,000 people at 14 spots across the city.
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