I became a writer quite by accident, and I would not even describe myself as a writer, at least not in any conventional way.  I don’t sit in a…

Artist Peter Reginato writes about how he got to SoHo, and how it's changed over the years—a reminiscence from someone who was here in the…

Brian Dubé opened Dubé Juggling, a store, showroom, online outlet, warehouse, and manufacturer of all things juggling, in 1975 after dropping out…

I was looking through old issues of The SoHo Weekly News recently and came…

In 1991, the Elizabeth Street Gallery leased an empty lot from the City, cleaned it up, and planted the beautiful garden that is there today on…

Now here’s a different sort of SoHo story. Tesla.  Not the car company. Not the heavy metal band. The  inventor, Nikola Tesla. AC/DC.  Not the…

Native New Yorkers Piero S. Iberti and Jeremy Zalben have made an excellent documentary about Joe's, just in the nick of time. Joe's closed its…

Here's my top ten list of quirky things about everyday life in SoHo in the 1970's (in no particular order).

Today's guest post by Benjamin Feldman traces the history of 450 Broadway.  As one of the only remaining unrenovated buildings in the neighborhood…