NYC Community Media encourages our readers to donate what they can to help the people of Oklahoma recover from the devastating tornado that hit…
By KAITLYN MEADE | With a shortage of public preschool seats in the area, two new, private preschools are opening up in Battery Park…
BY TERESE LOEB KREUZER | Red Hook, a point of land in Brooklyn that juts into New York City’s Upper Bay, was hard hit…
By KAITLYN MEADE | Independence Plaza North is backing away from plans to deny the use of a new gym in the building to its…
By KAITLYN MEADE | The Friends of Delury Square Park are hosting their first Spring Planting Day on Sat., June 1 to spruce up…
Sunday Parking Rules in effect MONDAY Memorial Day Memorial Day weekend is upon us! This means Lower Manhattan will see monster traffic jams at area bridges and…
By KAITLYN MEADE | A new ballet school opened last week in Battery Park City, focused on making ballet accessible to young children, as…
Vendor vandal A man was arrested for stealing a vendor’s property from the corner of…
BY KAITLYN MEADE AND JOSH ROGERS | Community Board 1’s Youth and Education Committee is…
BY JOSH ROGERS | These are our lives — these are our lives,” Jessica Whitney…
BY TERESE LOEB KREUZER | If there were ghosts on Washington St. in Lower Manhattan, they…
BY TERESE LOEB KREUZER | The Howard Hughes Corp., which has a 60-year lease on…
BY JOSH ROGERS | Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, Councilmember Margaret Chin and State Sen.…
BY KAITLYN MEADE | A flood poured into the park on Pier 25 Saturday as…
Kid Lucky and La MaMa celebrate ‘the art of human noise’ BY TOM TENNEY | In a 1913 letter to…
Our critic’s top gallery picks ELENA SISTO: BETWEEN THE SILVER LIGHT AND ORANGE SHADOW Sisto’s first solo show with the…
LADY AT THE O.K. CORRAL Rustle up your questions and mosey on down to the Museum of Jewish Heritage —…
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The Taste of Tribeca chefs, like many of us, miss Grandma’s cooking. As a taste of Taste, we asked many of the chefs to talk about the dishes they served, and for some of their cooking tips (read more chefs’ answers at downtownexpress.com). Over 70…
Rachel Thebault, Chef/owner Tribeca Treats 94 Reade St. 212-571-0500 www.tribecatreats.com Dish served? This year we’re…
Kid Lucky and La MaMa celebrate ‘the art of human noise’ BY TOM TENNEY | In a 1913 letter to the composer Francesco Balilla Pratella, Italian Futurist Luigi Russolo declared, “The variety of noises is infinite…today we have perhaps a thousand different machines, and can…
Our critic’s top gallery picks ELENA SISTO: BETWEEN THE SILVER LIGHT AND ORANGE SHADOW Sisto’s…
Marchers in the May Day parade on Wednesday, May 1 made their way down from Union Square to City Hall. The big issue that marchers called attention to, along with workers’ rights, was immigrants’ rights. Some condemned Arizona’s harsh “SB 1070” anti-illegal immigration act. A…
This summer, Manhattan Youth will be encouraging kids to come out and play in the…
NYC Community Media encourages our readers to donate what they can to help the people of Oklahoma recover from the devastating tornado that hit May 21. Our papers –Downtown Express, The Villager, Chelsea Now, Gay City News and the East Villager – cover communities which…
By KAITLYN MEADE | With a shortage of public preschool seats in the area, two…
By TERESE LOEB KREUZER Chris Curry, senior executive vice president of The Howard Hughes Corp., was skeptical. Jerry Gallagher, general manager of the South Street Seaport Museum had just told Community Board 1’s Seaport Committee that it would cost approximately $22 million to fix the…
BY TERESE LOEB KREUZER |Director Sam Fleischner was 27 years old in the summer of…
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