The food at Alex Stupak's Empellon Cocina has been the talk of the town. Now take a closer look at the design that complements the dishes.
A new "Artist Dinner" series hosted by Baang + Burne Gallery invites New Yorkers to enjoy an evening of excellent food inspired by the art on the walls.
Jane Danger believes that New York City doesn’t need another cupcake shop. She believes that what it needs instead is a rum-spiked cinnamon-bun shop.
An ode to Mars Bar, the East Village haunt, post-closing.
We happened to discover this storefront on 666 Bond Street recently, for the fashion label e.vil. Clever gimmick or cool enough for the East Village, its namesake? The label has been around since at least 2001, favored by Madonna, Paris Hilton and J.Lo.
At stake in the East Village are two buildings with remarkably intact Greek Revival architectural details. But perhaps even more at risk are the rich histories embedded within. .
Untapped was invited to check out Electra in a One-Piece, the inaugural production of theater group, Good Company, before the show's opening night. The play is a hilarious romp, a modern-day adaptation of the Greek tragedy Electra but with a twist.
The nondescript facade of the Village East Theater conceals one of New York City's great hidden gems. The theater began as the Yiddish Art Theater, designed by Louis Jaffe and could seat 1,265 persons. Charlie Chaplin, George Gershwin and Albert Einstein have passed through its doors. The interior is in the Moorish Revival style with gilded ceilings, etched stonework, vibrant blue and red paints, and an elaborate chandelier. The lobby has a row of vintage decorative entranceways, a double staircase and gilded coffered ceilings.
Did you know that a building can be landmarked on the interior but not on the exterior? A talk at the Merchant's House Museum in the East Village of NYC.
Eric Ferrara of the East Village History Project/East Village Visitors Center unveils layers of history on St. Mark's Place.