Michael NataleHere we are, hurtling towards New Year, and we have some celebratory local suggestions for you.
Tomorrow evening, Prodigy, of Queens duo Mobb Deep will be tearing up Webster Hall, along with other Plain Truth Entertainment…well, entertainers. On Saturday, Resolution 15 will be asserting their right to rock at the same venue.
Also tomorrow, punk marches on at the Bowery Electric with The Waldos, featuring Heartbreakers veteran Walter Lure.
For chuckles tomorrow evening, Zebra Cake is feeding gags to the masses at Beauty Bar on 14th Street. On Saturday night, consider “If You Build It,” Kara Klenk’s stand-up comedy compendium at UCB East.
More tomorrow.
Sarah Darville The vacant space at 130 St. Marks Place.Talk about no rest for the weary. While most Community Board 3 committees are taking the month off, the SLA and DCA Licensing committee will meet on August 20 to consider 45 different businesses seeking approval for new or modified licenses to sell alcohol.
Some of the highlights include a liquor license renewal of UCB East, which has a complaint history, according to the board. The new owners of Lakeside Lounge — soon to be Blackburn — are scheduled to appear before the committee, as expected.
A new business is bound for 130 St. Marks Place; an employee at Whole Earth Bakery next-door told The Local that rumor has it that it will be a sushi joint. (Take this with a grain of salt, Sushi Lounge is only a few doors away at Avenue A). The space had been vacant for close to a year.
And as usual, Nevada Smiths is once again scheduled to appear for approval of a full liquor license. The new location of the soccer bar has appeared on the agenda for months, only to be scratched at the last minute. Here’s the rest of what’s on tap for the Aug. 20 meeting. Read more…
