It’s not every day you hear of a musical that’s both a rumination on death and a big gay extravaganza, but then again it isn’t every day that Chris Tanner creates a musical. Mr. Tanner’s latest is The Etiquette of Death, a collaborative effort that threads together scenes and songs from a long list of 
Proposed preservation of the East Village meets a vocal audience The city’s preservationists came together in City Hall Tuesday when they made their voices heard at a Landmark Preservation Commission public hearing regarding proposed preservation designation for parts of the East Village. The proposal includes many historical, albeit dated, buildings like the Congregation Meseritz Synagogue 
This Thursday at 6pm, midtown’s Drama Book Shop will host a reading and book signing of Cino Nights: Plays from Rising Phoenix Rep, in honor of the publication of the first anthology of plays performed over the course of the last two years at Jimmy’s No. 43 in the East Village. The event, like all 
The average price of an American home is about $146,000. Living inNew York Cityis a bit more expensive, as the average residential lot at $334,000. Still, neither of them can hold a candle to the new $1 million parking space unveiled in theEastVillage. The spot, a first for New York City, located at 66 E 
The behind-the-scenes process of refurbishing a bicycle at Recycle-A-Bike Photos & Text by Veronica Hoglund As the weather continues to get warmer, there is no question that most of us will be spending our free time outdoors soon. With that in mind, now might be the perfect time to invest in the bicycle you know 
While the West Side has the High Line, the East Side could get the LowLine Over 80 years ago, Dan Barasch’s grandparents on both sides ended up in the Lower East Side after emigrating from Italy and Russia. While his family eventually set up stakes in other neighborhoods and he settled in the East Village—which 
