This Week in Chelsea: December 5-11, 2022

This Week in Chelsea: December 5-11, 2022

In This Week’s “THIS WEEK IN CHELSEA” Holiday Toy Drive  / CB4 WPE Committee / Down to Earth Farmers Market Chelsea  / Holiday Happenings featuring Hudson Yards  /  Small Works Exhibition at Fountain House Gallery / Archived Recording: Collegiate Church’s America Post-Roe V. Wade PanelW400 Block Association Tree Lighting / CB4 Full Board Meeting Holiday Toy […]

Annual Holiday Happenings Return to Chelsea, Some with Online Options in Tow

Annual Holiday Happenings Return to Chelsea, Some with Online Options in Tow

BY SCOTT STIFFLER | For the past two holiday seasons, COVID precautions have either cancelled public gatherings altogether, forced them online, or rendered in-person participants nearly unrecognizable thanks to that essential accessory, the mask. This year, however, public confidence seems to be back, owing to many months of brick and mortar events with roust attendance […]

This Week in Chelsea: November 28-Dec. 4, 2022

This Week in Chelsea: November 28-Dec. 4, 2022

In This Week’s “THIS WEEK IN CHELSEA” Holiday Happenings  / Down to Earth Farmers Market Chelsea  / Community Cleanup  / Small Works Exhibition at Fountain House Gallery / 10th Precinct Build the Block Sector B Meeting  / 10th Precinct Community Council / Events at the Eagle NYC / Archived Recording: Collegiate Church’s America Post-Roe V. Wade […]

Peppermint Tours R&B Trilogy Alongside an Equally Tuneful Jujubee

Peppermint Tours R&B Trilogy Alongside an Equally Tuneful Jujubee

On Tuesday, November 29, New York City is the highly appropriate last stop on the nine-city Letters Live/Good Juju tour, in which damn fine divas Peppermint and Jujubee claim their place in the pantheon of post-pandemic live performance events. Highly appropriate how, you ask? Well first of all, after feeding the needs of hungry audiences […]

Childhood Imagination Gets the Royal Treatment at Let’s Dress Up

Childhood Imagination Gets the Royal Treatment at Let’s Dress Up

BY SCOTT STIFFLER | Once upon a time, with no prospects for a happily ever after other than an open mind, Judy Famigletti moved to the Upper East Side. That’s where the 60-year-old grandmother with a Masters Degree in early childhood education and a knack for interior design channeled those very grown-up credentials into Let’s […]

Guest Opinion: Don’t Demolish a Vibrant Midtown Nabe

Guest Opinion: Don’t Demolish a Vibrant Midtown Nabe

BY EUGENE SINIGALLIANO | My neighbors and I have lived at 251 West 30th Street, in the heart of the Penn Station district, since 1979. We raised our kids there and many of us became lifelong friends. We are senior citizens now and consider ourselves incredibly fortunate to live in rent-stabilized apartments in New York City—but we are now facing eviction, as […]

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