Salsa Soul Sisters: Honoring Lesbians of Color Opening Wednesday, May 9 at EFA Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop, 6 pm. On view through June 29. There…
Borough President Weighs in On Tech Hub That Some Fear Would Turn East Village Into ‘Silicon Alley’
A controversial “tech hub” bound for the East Village has won the Borough President’s stamp of approval– but only if certain conditions are met.
Feminist HPV, Charles Atlas, and More Performance Picks
WEDNESDAY Gorilla Manners / Atlas / Coffee Cup Conundrum Wednesday, May 2 at Dixon Place, 7:30 pm: $15 advance, $18 doors Tonight, you can get…
A Cartoonist Charged With Obscenity and More Art This Week
Neu Show Opening Thursday, April 26 at The Living Gallery, 7 pm to 11 pm. One night only. Sometimes you want to go to a…
Meryl Meisler’s New Exhibition Captures the Diversity of the LES in the ’70s, ’80s
Meryl Meisler, the New York-based photographer known for her images of the city in the ’70s and ’80s, will show previously unseen photos of the Lower…
Performance Picks: Trashy Comedy, Asian Drag, 4/20 Monotony
WEDNESDAY What’s Your Damage? Wednesday, April 18 at Wonders Of Nature, 8 pm: $5 A show called What’s Your Damage taking place at a space…
We Went Station to Station Trying to Score the New David Bowie MetroCards
“New Yorkers don’t wait on line for anything, except for David Bowie,” said a woman waiting in line this afternoon for the MTA’s new David Bowie…
LES Scores City’s First Public Squash Court
When NYU shuttered its Coles Sports Center, we mourned the loss of its squash courts– one of the only downtown places where you could reenact the racquetball…
Art This Week: Immigrant Stories and Secondhand Paintings
Walking In Lightness Opening Thursday, April 19 at Baxter St at the Camera Club of New York, 6 pm to 8 pm. On view through…
Photos: Jerk Chicken, Jewelry and Jenga at Opening Day of Hester Street Fair
The Hester Street Fair kicked off its ninth outdoor season on Saturday, with more than 20 food and crafty vendors setting up in the usual Seward…