in and around the park, public space, NYC & more
Although a lot of this looks like selling of items, there is also a schedule of events including workshops which can be found here at this link, NYC Pagan Pride Project. This is the 13th … Read more…
Last Night. Photo: Jeremiah’s Vanishing New York Facebook.
Earlier this week, Upstate Rubdown, self-described as “a diverse group of musicians dedicated to creating fun acoustic pop music with creative rhythms,” captivated an audience at the park. Note: I don’t usually ‘do’ video so I … Read more…
From yesterday. I didn’t get the artist’s name but I will. This has been up for a short while around the Arch. Will post more details. (It’s all about the Arch this week! Well, not … Read more…
This is a shot of Johannah Birney on the Fountain Plaza at the park the other night as she dances with an illuminated hula hoop! Photo: Tom Martinez
The lack of shade due to limited, or rather, no trees around the ‘new’ Garibaldi Plaza stage area (compounded by the fact that the previously nearby Linden tree is now gone) makes performing in the summer … Read more…
Sunday’s show “Laughter in the Park” at Washington Square was packed! It’s a comedy show that moves around to parks in the city during the summer. This last performer, Christian Finnegan, pictured at top, was pretty … Read more…
Updated — “Elementary,” a television show which airs on CBS, shooting yesterday, Wednesday, July 17th, with stars Lisa Lucy Liu and Jonny Lee Miller, all over the park. Miller plays Sherlock Holmes in the series and Liu’s role is … Read more…
Except for five years — three in the 60s, one later related to budget issues, and one year a few years ago due to park reconstruction — the Washington Square Music Festival has brought “world … Read more…
A little overview of happenings at the park, pictures from Friday night (French film! the next one “French Cancan” this coming Friday the 21st 8:30 p.m.) and Sunday. This is around the time the Linden … Read more…
Corrected Friday night, June 14th, 8:30 p.m. by the Arch, the New York premiere of French film L’Art d’aimer (The Art of Love). This will actually be the first film screened in the Films on … Read more…
From this past weekend, Saturday, May 25th, March Against Monsanto, Washington Square (a bit delayed posting but wanted to get them up here anyway): Let’s all be so appreciative of and kind to other species. … Read more…
This flooding situation has been a problem in Washington Square’s large dog run for awhile now and I gather that the Parks Department figured, at this point, they would wait for the new dog run to … Read more…
