The Villager Newspaper

The Villager Newspaper Since 1933. In print and online.

The Villager is a weekly community newspaper serving New York City's West and East Villages, Soho, Noho, Little Italy, Chinatown, Lower East Side, Union Square, Chelsea and Downtown Manhattan generally. The Villager, founded in 1933, is an award winning weekly newspaper serving residents of New York City's famous Greenwich Village neighborhood.

Complex takes over Soho for their ‘Brands to Watch’ event for New York Fashion Week | amNewYork
09/15/2025

Complex takes over Soho for their ‘Brands to Watch’ event for New York Fashion Week | amNewYork

Complex hosted its “Brands to Watch” Event for New York Fashion Week in Soho on Sept. 11.

Little Italy's Feast of San Gennaro continued Sunday under sunny skies, cool weather and plenty of treats for everyone.
09/14/2025

Little Italy's Feast of San Gennaro continued Sunday under sunny skies, cool weather and plenty of treats for everyone.

Little Italy’s Feast of San Gennaro continued Sunday under sunny skies, cool weather and plenty of treats for everyone.

The closing of Cabaret, paired with a lawsuit from an investor demanding repayment of his $50,000 contribution, has beco...
09/14/2025

The closing of Cabaret, paired with a lawsuit from an investor demanding repayment of his $50,000 contribution, has become a flashpoint in the debate over whether Broadway's current economic model is sustainable, especially for large-scale musical revivals.

With Cabaret bidding au revoir, is it a sign that Broadway’s economic structure is finally reaching its breaking point?

A man is recovering at a local hospital on Sunday after being stabbed in the neck on the Lower East Side, police reporte...
09/14/2025

A man is recovering at a local hospital on Sunday after being stabbed in the neck on the Lower East Side, police reported.

Some New Yorkers are in line for a windfall without having to buy a lottery ticket, thanks to a $1 million, multi-year A...
09/14/2025

Some New Yorkers are in line for a windfall without having to buy a lottery ticket, thanks to a $1 million, multi-year Airbnb donation to help city residents repair housing.

Some New Yorkers are in line for a windfall without having to buy a lottery ticket, thanks to a $1 million, multi-year Airbnb donation to help city residents

Some prodigies flash and fade. Autumn de Forest never learned to dim.
09/11/2025

Some prodigies flash and fade. Autumn de Forest never learned to dim.

Hank Willis Thomas knows how to hold a paradox in his arms and make it shine.
09/11/2025

Hank Willis Thomas knows how to hold a paradox in his arms and make it shine.

NoMad just became louder in the best possible way. INDN Small Plates & Cocktails steps onto the Manhattan stage with poi...
09/11/2025

NoMad just became louder in the best possible way. INDN Small Plates & Cocktails steps onto the Manhattan stage with poise and purpose, a jewel-toned room where spice is not garnish but doctrine.

NoMad just became louder in the best possible way. INDN Small Plates & Cocktails steps onto the Manhattan stage with poise and purpose, a jewel-toned room

Some evenings demand that you carry a chandelier in your chest. TAKI Gold paints for those evenings—the nights when radi...
09/10/2025

Some evenings demand that you carry a chandelier in your chest. TAKI Gold paints for those evenings—the nights when radiance must arrive with receipts, when glamour refuses amnesia, when joy is not a costume but a conviction.

Some evenings demand that you carry a chandelier in your chest. TAKI Gold paints for those evenings—the nights when radiance must arrive with receipts, when

If being a gallery owner is a journey, then Cristin Tierney has just taken a giant leap in hers.
09/10/2025

If being a gallery owner is a journey, then Cristin Tierney has just taken a giant leap in hers.

If the surveys are right, Mayor Adams appears to have little to no chance of winning re-election in the crowded contest ...
09/10/2025

If the surveys are right, Mayor Adams appears to have little to no chance of winning re-election in the crowded contest — which begs the question: Why is Hizzoner staying in a race in which, in all likelihood, he will lose?

Mayor Eric Adams declared last Friday that he is staying in the New York City mayor's race because he is the only candidate who can defeat Democratic nominee

Police arrested a 35-year-old Manhattanville man on Saturday for the attempted r**e of a woman inside a Midtown business...
09/08/2025

Police arrested a 35-year-old Manhattanville man on Saturday for the attempted r**e of a woman inside a Midtown business on Labor Day.

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The Villager, founded in 1933, is an award-winning weekly newspaper serving residents of New York City's famous Greenwich Village neighborhood, as well as the East Village and Lower East Side, Soho and Noho, Hudson Square, Union Square, Little Italy and Chinatown. As of 2019, The Villager’s Web site also incorporates the content of its award-winning sister Manhattan community newspapers, Chelsea Now, Downtown Express, Manhattan Express and Villager Express.