The photography of Heather Holland.

A primer on the concerns surrounding the loss of light that will result from N.Y.U. 2031.

It’s The Hole’s most ambitious installation yet: With funding from an unlikely patron – Playboy – the Bowery gallery has transformed into a fecund, fragrant landscape complete with a bridge and lily pond in the back corner.

A new site hopes to be the definitive online staging grounds for the occupy movement.

Tomorrow at the Ukrainian Museum, artists will use dyes and beeswax to decorate Easter eggs in the Ukrainian tradition. The Local got a sneak-peek.

A roundup of this morning’s news.

The bagel shop sends a message to Starbucks, 7-Eleven, and Subway.

The Toronto native and Parsons graduate has been designing her eponymous brand of polished womenswear since 2010, and finds a good deal of inspiration in the neighborhood. She tells The Local about her neighborhood haunts.

A Japanese restaurant with three locations in Long Island will open in the space that was home to Lan, a neighborhood favorite for a little over a decade.

The details of how N.Y.U.’s proposes to replace a dog run at Mercer and Houston Streets.

The Greenwich Village Society for Historical Preservation has announced that it’s now accepting nominations for its annual Village Awards.

Community Board 3 continues to debate whether it should soften its hardline stance against new beer-and-wine licenses in nightlife-saturated areas.

The 17-year legal showdown finally draws to a close — perhaps.

A roundup of this morning’s news.

The photography of Suzanne Rozdeba

Community Board 3 has released its April calendar of meetings. Here’s a look at the S.L.A. Licensing committee’s agenda.

“The Carrie Diaries,” based on Candance Bushnell’s “Sex and the City” prequel, will be filming in the neighborhood.

The t-shirt and other Mosaic Man bric-a-brac just launched on Cafe Press.

In 1989, Abdul Patwary opened Dual Specialty Store to serve local Bengalis. That community has dwindled, but his story is thriving.