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Entries from Gothamist tagged with 'eastend'

October 7, 2007

The 2nd Ave. subway isn't scheduled to receive any passengers until 2014, but some residents are relishing the prospect of a new line, while others suspect it could deliver trouble. People living on East End Ave. or York Ave. are cursed with a hike to the nearest subway station, but also somewhat insulated from the increased crowding and pricing pressures that easy access via a subway accompanies. The construction of the 2nd Ave. subway could......

Continue Reading "Last Train for Old Yorkville?"

October 4, 2007

October 6: Strategies for Building a Balanced Wine Collection The experts at the Italian Wine Merchants can show you how to build up your wine collection beyond those bottles that were left over from your last party. During the course of the afternoon, you'll taste eight Italian wines including vintage Barolo, Brunello, Super-Tuscans, and more while sampling assorted antipasti. $125 per person. Reservations required and can be made online or by calling 212-473-2323 x106. 1:00......

Continue Reading "On the Plate: Upcoming Food and Wine Events"

August 16, 2007

August 19: 8th Annual Blues & BBQ Head to Pier 54 at Hudson River Park for meat, music, meat, and more meat. Hill Country, Dinosaur Bar-b-Que and other city favorites will be offering up their wares for sale. Full listing of blues acts here. Admission and music free. Pier 54 at 14th Street, 2-9 p.m. August 19: 4th Annual Singapore Chili Crab Festival This year's Tiger Beer Singapore Chili Crab Fest is in a new......

Continue Reading "On the Plate: Upcoming Food and Wine Events"

July 16, 2007

MOVIE: In To Sir, With Love, an engineer who is unable to find a job as such lands a position teaching at an East End London high school. It's faculty vs students until the new teach (Sidney Poitier) breaks through all the teen angst. Lessons are learned, etc etc. 5pm lawn opens, Dusk movie starts // Bryant Park // Free MUSIC: Union Hall is coming off their week-long one year anniversary celebration. If you didn't......

Continue Reading "Pencil This In"

July 16, 2007

The NY Sun details Senator Hillary Clinton's fundraising agenda in the NY area. Most notably, she and former President Bill Clinton will be on a "48-hour, six fund-raiser blitz" in the Hamptons that includes events at billionaire Ron Perelman's East Hampton home and Entenmann's heir Robert Entenmann's North Fork vineyard. From the Sun:The Hamptons trip highlights just how crucial New York's wealthy donors are to Mrs. Clinton, and to all of the 2008 presidential candidates.......

Continue Reading "Clintons Follow the Money and Head to the Hamptons"

June 9, 2007

Tomorrow afternoon at 2 p.m., the Municipal Arts Society is holding a meeting at Hunter College to present a brainstormed plan for making the East River waterfront in Manhattan's midtown an accessible public waterfront. The idea is that if the rebuilding of the FDR Drive, the decommissioning of the Con Ed power plant, and the expansion of the U.N. are coordinated, there is the opportunity for a waterfront park to be built, and completing the......

Continue Reading "Developing a Plan for the East River Waterfront in Midtown"

April 13, 2007

We love it when an itty-bitty concrete city park gets in the way of larger agendas, only because we hope that it results in the park's users receiving a totally overcompensatory parting prize. In what will be marked as one of the least ironic moves of New York development ever, the city wants to bulldoze the Robert Moses Playground on 42nd St. and 1st Ave. to construct a 35-story tower. So far, the primary interest......

Continue Reading "Face-Off!"

November 30, 2006

Tenants associations are the new black! Afraid that all girls' school Brearley will try to buy their building and force them out, residents at 85 East End Avenue have started a tenants' group and hired a lawyer to get ready to fight. According to the Post, residents say apartment building staff has been rumoring about a sale for months, which is pretty much like having it written in stone, because staffs know everything. Why so......

Continue Reading "Beware the Private School Across the Street!"

January 29, 2006

A greenmarket? On the Upper East Side? We know, it sounds unbelievable, but it could happen. Although there are 54 greenmarkets in 40 locations spread out between the five boroughs serving up to 250,000 customers in peek weeks, would you believe there currently is not a single greenmarket on the Upper East Side? But don't worry, if a current bid to create a greenmarket on the corner of 86th and Fifth (on the eastern......

Continue Reading "A Greenmarket Grows on the Upper East?"

July 20, 2005

July 23: Chefs & Champagne The James Beard Foundation will be honoring Chef Michael Romano of Union Square Cafe for his contributions to the food industry at its annual Chefs & Champagne Benefit at the Wölffer Estate Vineyard in Sagaponack, New York. Hang in the Hamptons and enjoy tastings by chefs including Florian Bellanger of Fauchon, Rebecca Charles of Pearl Oyster Bar, Josh DeChellis of Sumile, and Kerry Heffernan of Eleven Madison Park along......

Continue Reading "On the Plate: Upcoming Food and Wine Events"

July 7, 2005

As the Mayor, Deputy Mayor Dan Doctoroff and the NYC 2012 bid committee lick their wounds and the rest of the city breathes a sigh of relief, as after being dinged in the second round of Olympic voting for a 2012 site, the Mayor admits that the NYC bid "was a long shot," as the NY Times puts it. Mayor Bloomberg also called the bid "a unique opportunity" that helped NYC in many ways, from......

Continue Reading "New York City Shrugs Off the 2012 Olympic Dream"

April 8, 2005

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Sasha Eden & Victoria Pettibone, WET (Women's Expressive Theater)...

Continue Reading "Sasha Eden & Victoria Pettibone, WET (Women's Expressive Theater)"

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