The New York City Marble Cemetery is open tomorrow. [NYCMC]
Check out "The Birdman," a film about the man behind Rainbow Music, a "hoarder's paradise" in the East Village. [vimeo]
Go to the 9th Street Bakery, buy something, and say goodbye. Sunday is the last day. [EVG]
Enjoy some rather vivid photos of Katz's pastrami-eating contest, by Tim Schreier. [Flickr]
"New York City has drastically changed, I don’t mean a block or two here and there but entire communities have been erased, as if they never did exist in the first place." An interview with Mick Dementiuk. [LM]
Visiting the ghost of Polo Grounds and Ebbets Field. [NSTAW]
Folsom East Tea Dance: “We got a lot of feedback from the community that were really disappointed about Folsom Street East being cancelled. There was a bunch of rumors about the community changing and pushing out events like Folsom Street East." [Next]
Goodbye to the Catene Deli. [OMFS]
Italian grandmothers review that place that took over Rocco's: "I'm not loving this. To me, it's like chopped liver in a pierogi. Sorry, darling." [Grub]
The closing of Paradise Garage. [DM]
The petition to save Pino's is growing--if you haven't signed or shared it, please do. [Petition]
Stan Mack revisits the Mosaic Man and offers his wonderful 1988 map of Tompkins Square Park:
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