Is The Cottage Returning?
We can’t say for sure, but New York State Liquor Authority records from March 16 list “The Cottage Restaurant” at 2199 Broadway (corner of 78th
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A Glimpse of Marion Davies’ Former Upper West Side Mansion
Once a figure of the Golden Age of Hollywood in the 1930s, actress Marion Davies seems to be making headlines again, thanks to Mank, directed
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The Old Village of Harsenville
The Village of Harsenville was an 18th Century hamlet nestled in Manhattan’s former Bloomingdale District between 68th and 81st Streets and from Central Park to
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COVID Reflections at an Upper West Side Church
Memorials for NYC’s COVID-19 Day of Remembrance took place all over the city on Sunday. Some Upper West Siders got to reflect on the last
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Free Trial: JCC FUNctional Fitness Club for Tweens + Teens
Calling tweens and teens (ages 10–14) of all fitness backgrounds! Interested in getting moving but not sure what to do or where to start? Join
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Lincoln Center Candle Lighting
Sunday, March 14 marked one year since the first person in NYC died of COVID-19. At Lincoln Center, hundreds of candles surrounding Revson Fountain were
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Four Tenants Lease Space at New Retail Site at 93rd and Columbus
Four tenants have leased space at 667 Columbus Avenue – part of the new retail corridor at the base of a residential building on 93rd
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Lincoln Center Honors COVID-19 Victims on Sunday
To honor those we’ve lost to the pandemic, Lincoln Center will be hosting two events on Sunday, March 14, which marks one year since the
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Open Streets for the Performing Arts
Open Streets is expanding to the performing arts, and four streets on the UWS have been approved to host live shows, Patch first reported.
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Santa Fe is Back in Business!
It’s been about a year since the governor’s office issued an executive order closing non-essential businesses to prevent the spread of COVID-19. As we know
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