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Students of the internal arts have been coming here since Susan Rabinowitz opened the Taoist Arts Center in 1990 to learn about meditation, chi kung and tai chi.
Cozy and classy are what come to mind when we think of this wine bar. There is no liquor served here, only wine and beer, and no hearty meals either, just simple snacks. But you can count on an order of olives, cheeses and cured meats to pair perfectly with your drink of choice.
The essence of Duo is in its name; it is two things at once. It is dulled colors and clean lines, minimalist in feel but simultaneously filled with warmth and softness. Both young and old, vibrant and calm, it is modern and fresh but brings to mind memories of simpler times: of handwritten letters, cozy … read more
We had no idea just how fabulous Fabulous Fanny’s antique and vintage eyewear was until we met the owner and he told us that his store carries eyeglasses dating back to the 1700’s – one of the frames having been made by the first gentleman to ever manufacture sunglasses in America.
Brookelynn Starnes, owner of this vintage inspired boutique, always enjoyed shopping on 9th Street…so when she decided to open up a store in Manhattan, she did not have to contemplate too long on the perfect location. Brookelynn certainly appreciates the foot traffic that a street like 9th brings to … read more
