Bookbinding, like book publishing in general, is on the decline. But if you walk down the stairs at the front of the old-tenement building at 135 Henry St. on the Lower East Side, you’ll find a man plying that trade the same way he did 40 years ago — and moreover, he’s still very active. […]
What if I told you that Washington Square Park had its own circus? What would it look like? Some people would imagine a giant tent set up over the central fountain; with the water turned off, it already creates a sort of acropolis with raked seating, a stage that is already used by skateboarders bailing
Juggling around Washington Square Park, by Donnell E. Griffith, Jr. Read More »
The tap water in New York City has for decades been touted by some as the best in the country. While the water quality may be a factor in producing delicious food, what happens if the pipes delivering that water are made of harmful materials? There are an estimated 124,197 lead water service lines in
The Village has a lead pipe problem. Who’s going to pay for it? by Katherine Lavacca Read More »
Fowl Play: Conference of the Birds is an experimental play. Let’s get that out of the way before anything else, as without that knowledge, the viewing experience will be quite confusing. Now, Fowl Play is also not a puppet theater. Let’s get that out of the way, too, as, again, without that knowledge, the viewing
