Filter by our Side PicksUpon entering this lush acre garden in mid-June, I walked under a large weeping willow and took in the fragrance and colors of the lilies, delphinium, hydrangea and the many other flowers that were growing throughout this plot of land. Members of the community garden have their own plots that they tend … read more
Replacing the recently relocated Mace, and owned by the same company, the Cabinet – opened in May 2019 – serves a carefully prepared array of mezcals, tequilas, and ryes in a cozy and unique location in Alphabet City. The Manhattan Sideways team was immediately astonished by the attention to detail displayed … read more
Framed by huge willow trees and colorful flowers, this outdoor theater and community garden has a stone stage, covered sand pit, shady benches, wooden gazebo, and wildlife habitat. Regularly scheduled community programs happen here including story hour, free ballet classes, and yoga on Sundays.
When we met Jo Laurie walking down 9th Street, she told us that she has been in the East Village for twenty years. Laurie describes her work as “lifestyle interiors” and specializes in both residential and hospitality. Her design firm is a fixture here in the village, its signature on a few familiar … read more
We cannot seem to pass the window of this contemporary art gallery without becoming mesmerized by the exhibits inside. From the curation to the art itself, The Phatory is a pleasant and eye-catching stop among the neighboring galleries on the block.
