BY MICHAEL MUSTO | Every time there’s a Presidential election coming, the cry comes up from the liberals: “If so and so wins, I’m moving to another country!” And they never do. I have to admit that this past November, I joined their pained wails. This felt like the most consequential election in American history, […]
Here’s What’s Happening (in order of appearance): Online Recording of December 15’s Chelsea Community Church Candlelight Carol Service / Holiday Caroling on the Streets of Chelsea / Menorah Lighting / Holiday Events at Verdi Cannabis / Down to Earth Farmers Market Chelsea / Holiday Caroling (and a Jordan Feiner farewell party!) / NYS Assemblymember Tony Simone’s […]
Thanksgiving 2024 has come and gone–but that’s hardly the last grand annual tradition to be found during November’s waning days. Black Friday’s promise of deep discounts will lure hordes of shoppers through the doors of major retail stores, while the day after asks bargain-hunters to whittle down that holiday gift-giving list by shopping local. November […]
BY SCOTT STIFFLER | Save for its June through August summer hiatus, the last Wednesday of the month is when you can expect to attend the citizen-run 10th Precinct Community Council, a rich source of interaction with–and information rfrom–Precint leadership regarding crime and quality of life matters throughout Chelsea. But this month, there will be […]
November 18 and 19 saw the continuation of a local tradition, with turkeys and other Thanksgiving-centric foodstuff handed out to any and all, at four West Chelsea locations. Assisting with the distribution and/or underwriting were the Tenant Association leaders of Fulton and Elliott-Chelsea NYCHA Houses, Holy Apostles, Hudson Guild, Google, Chelsea Market, Jamestown, Triple Lift, […]
Warm Up to Market 57’s Cold Weather Comfort Foods At Pier 57 (25 11th Ave. at W. 15th St.) BY SCOTT STIFFLER | November’s nearly over, which means that chill in the air is about to settle in for a long winter whose nip has real bite. But what to do? West Side crowds faced […]
Here’s What’s Happening (in order of appearance): Pick of the Week / Geraldine Page Centennial Celebration: A Screening Series / The Green Room, a live music and arts series at Verdi Cannabis / Down to Earth Farmers Market Chelsea / PICK OF THE WEEK: Penn South Ceramics Studio Holiday Show & Sale Saturday/Sunday, December 7/8, […]
BY MICHAEL MUSTO | Women’s issues are prominently being felt, particularly the appalling way that society tends to treat them as obsolete when they hit a certain age. In the movies, The Substance is an over-the-top sci-fi romp about a celebrity (played by Demi Moore) who tries to outsmart the aging process and stay relevant […]
BY NYC MAYOR ERIC ADAMS | Since day one, our administration has had a clear mission: build a safer, more affordable city for working-class New Yorkers, and every day, we are delivering on that mission. Jobs are up, our streets are safer with crime down across the city every month this year, and we have […]
BY CHARLI BATTERSBY | For November 10’s Jewish Comics Experience (JewCE), I dressed as Supergirl. There aren’t many cosplayers at small, one-day comic conventions like this. But I always cosplay at cons. And I have to be on good behavior when I’m dressed like Supergirl; wearing that big red “S” on my chest obligates me […]