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Archive for the ‘East Village’ Category

June 9th, 2008

History in the East Village: Merchant’s House Museum

History is alive at every corner in Boston, Philadelphia, and Washington D.C., but “Old New York” barely exists anymore.  There is one standout exception, one of the last existing buildings from New York’s golden age of commerce still stands and is open to visitors: Merchant’s House Museum.   
The Merchant’s House Museum is a restored 19th-century […]

By Heather -- 1 comment

June 6th, 2008

World-Class Performing Arts for Free: River to River Festival

River to River, a downtown festival that stretches from June to September with various events, is will underway.  Featuring world-class performing arts and free admission, the festival takes place in a variety of Downtown Manhattan public venues, from Chambers Street to the Battery on Manhattan’s southern tip, and includes Governors Island. 
There are a number […]

By Heather -- 0 comments

May 17th, 2008

The Best Cheap Eat in East Village: Nicky’s Vietnamese Sandwiches

I have a new favorite “cheap eat” in Manhattan: Nicky’s Vietnamese Sandwiches in East Village.  Nicky’s has been a favorite of Lower East Side residents for years, and now I know why… this may just be the best sandwich I have ever tasted.
Nicky’s traditional Vietnamese sandwich ($4.50), or bánh mì, is made with […]

By Heather -- 0 comments

March 14th, 2008

Where to Eat and Drink this St Patrick’s Day

This year, St Patrick’s day not only falls during Lent, but also during the sacred Holy Week.  The Archdiocese of New York is taking a hands-off approach, keeping religious celebrations separate from civic celebrations.  If your beliefs are as flexible as the Catholic Church and you’re not worried about being excommunicated, here are a few […]

By Heather -- 1 comment

March 4th, 2008

"Be Good or Be Gone" at McSorley’s Old Ale House

Marking the opening of the first tavern in Boston in 1634, today is officially known as Tavern Day. In New York City there is no better place to kick back a few ales than at the East Village establishment that has been the source of inspiration for over a century, McSorley’s Old Ale House.
McSorley’s […]

By Heather -- 7 comments

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