World Class Learning Academy is taking its kindergarteners on virtual Kenyan safaris.

A roundup of this morning’s news, including a new park, a new Center for Jewish Arts and Literacy, and a new art project.

The bar now will go before the State Liquor Authority to request a renewal of its liquor license.

The photography of Michelle Rick.

Michael Sullivan was hired as head chef of Veselka Bowery yesterday.

The Department of Education released its annual Progress Report for grade schools and middle schools. See how the East Village did.

Joe Pan Millar is witness to an incident that leaves him wondering about mortality and voyeurism in the age of social media.

In an unprecedented move, Katz’s Delicatessen is delivering sandwiches (and cheap!) to the East Village.

Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer issues a study promoting the alternative use of stalled construction sites.

A look at “City Life,” a dance performance inspired by the choreographer’s time in the East Village.

A roundup of this morning’s news, including bullets over Avenue B, punk fashion, and a new play and dance show.

The photography of Thomas Dooley.

Photographer Guney Cuceloglu finds out what’s behind the outlandish outfits of Style NYC.

A month after the 20th anniversary of Ukraine’s declaration of independence from the Soviet Union, and during a time of political upheaval, the Ukrainian Museum remains a gathering place.

At its inaugural meeting, a new support group addressed the issues facing the East Village’s community gardens.

Till then, you’ll have to hop the L train for fried pizza.

A roundup of this morning’s news, including a falling air conditioner and a gallery closing.

But a couple of the street’s residents are feeling lucky today.

Over the weekend, pols turned out for the Fourth Art Block’s FAB! Festival, which doubled as a ribbon-cutting and groundbreaking.