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SoHo Blues: The Photographs of Allan Tannenbaum
We would not have such a rich visual record of SoHo in the 1970’s (or of American culture for that matter) were it not for this outrageously talented, not to mention ubiquitous, photographer.
Pravda: The SoHo Nightclub That Never Was
“We should have seen the end coming because in ’79 this club called Pravda was scheduled to open on Crosby Street,” says writer and music critic …
Oct 01 2018
Interview with Choreographer Rebecca Kelly
Like many SoHo pioneers, choreographer Rebecca Kelly moved to SoHo in 1974 in search of space to do her work. With husband Craig Brashear, she…
Sep 01 2018
Drawing SoHo
SoHo has appeared in myriad media: photography, film, writing, spoken words, all of which have been discussed here. What about drawing, the oft…
Aug 01 2018
Remembering Michael Goldstein
Michael Goldstein, founder of the SoHo Weekly News, died on May 19 at the age of 79. One of SoHo's greatest influencers,…
Jul 09 2018
Back to the Future on Mercer Street
After a long and meticulous renovation and restoration, Fireman’s Hall, at 155 Mercer Street, opened as Dolce & Gabbana, the high-end Italian…
Jun 04 2018
The Saint of SoHo
Did you know there was a Saint of SoHo? The Church of St. Alphonsus Liguori on West Broadway near Canal was demolished in 1981. After a failed…
May 02 2018