Posts published in October, 2011

And Now, A Message From Your Local Pharmacist

What happens when the pharmacy at CVS gets into the Halloween spirit?


Video: Tossed From Washington Square Park, Performers Take Absurdity to Astor Place

A drummer and performance artist said they took their bizarre act to Astor Place after police kicked them out of the park in the wake of a protest. Hilarity ensued.


With Decision Imminent, St. Mark’s Bookshop Petition Will Be Delivered to Cooper Union (Updated)

Despite internet chatter, Cooper Union may not be reaching a decision today.


Read The History of the Bowery That Got It into the State Register of Historic Places

A 171-page history of the Bowery that includes a building-by-building breakdown.


Video: The Primped-Up Pups of the Tompkins Square Halloween Dog Parade

Watch the highlights from one of the East Village’s most highly anticipated annual events.


The Day | Bars Closed for Illegal Sale of Alcohol

A round up of this morning’s news, including a blood wrestling match, a new play at the Nuyorican, and an East Villager who makes commercials for Occupy Wall Street.


Video: The March to Avenue D, Calling for End to Police Violence

A large group gathered at Union Square and marched to the Jacob Riis Houses. Hear from the organizers and attendees.


Protesters of Police Brutality Flood East Village (Updated)

Occupy Wall Street demonstrators were flooding the East Village as of 4 p.m. today.


Street Scenes | Have a Nuyorican Weekend

Amanda Plasencia’s photos from Loisaida.


Five Questions | Jenni Wolfson, An East Villager in Rwanda

A conversation with a human rights worker who will perform a monologue at Theater 80 next month.


Street Style: Colorful Tights

A gallery of the neighborhood’s hippest tights.


Fare Thee Well, BMW Lab

The dismantling of the lab will result in the closure of one block of East First Street over the weekend.


Dining With Stiles At Cafe Orlin

A reader spotted Julia Stiles at Cafe Orlin.


At Preschool of the Arts, Yoga for Toddlers

At the preschool located in Cooper Union’s New Academic building, there are no toys – just heuristic tools.


Residents Sound Off to Police About 13th Step and Other Boisterous Bars

At two meetings this week, East Villagers complained about the sports bar, even comparing it to Sodom and Gomorrah.


The Day | Forward March on the Bowery

A roundup of this morning’s news, including an East Village songstress, a fence for the recycling center, and more.


Lou Reed Does Sushi on Avenue A, Streams Online

A reader spots the former East Villager back in Alphabet City. Plus: Hear his new collaboration with Metallica.


Here They Are: The Heroes of the Ninth Precinct

An annual awards ceremony highlights the heroics of the East Village’s boys in blue.


The Trouble With The Bowery Hotel’s Terrace

The Department of Buildings serves the hotel with a violation for building a roof contrary to approved plans.


Le Basket Robbed at Gunpoint

The suspect escaped with around $3,000, according to the bodega’s owner.