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.

This year, Katie Curley, Stephanie Marie (The Tennessee MC) and their crew can go on record as having raised some solid ...
12/17/2025

This year, Katie Curley, Stephanie Marie (The Tennessee MC) and their crew can go on record as having raised some solid cash for the non-profit charity City Harvest and as having had a darn good time doing it.

The country rock “Holiday Spectacular” at Lucinda’s in the East Village last week featured an excellent band led by Curley that was comprised of Brendan

Marcarson’s work arrives with an openness that feels intentional.
12/17/2025

Marcarson’s work arrives with an openness that feels intentional.

Balaboosta in the Village is a restaurant that wears its lineage like a silk shawl—warm, textured, and steeped in meanin...
12/10/2025

Balaboosta in the Village is a restaurant that wears its lineage like a silk shawl—warm, textured, and steeped in meaning.

Balaboosta restaurant in Manhattan features food where diners taste ancestry, vitality, memory and joy in their dishes.

If you consider the word oddball a compliment, you’re going to want to check out the brand new East Village spot with th...
12/10/2025

If you consider the word oddball a compliment, you’re going to want to check out the brand new East Village spot with that very name at 188 Avenue B, where Hi-Note recently stood.

If you consider the word oddball a compliment, you’re going to want to check out the brand new East Village spot with that very name at 188 Avenue B, where

New York entertains many glamorous nights, although only a select few feel both meaningful and beautifully made. Music f...
12/10/2025

New York entertains many glamorous nights, although only a select few feel both meaningful and beautifully made. Music for Medicine, hosted by The American Austrian Foundation for The Open Medical Institute (OMI), was exactly that kind of evening.

The setting of Music for Medicine was a private Manhattan club that practically hums with old-world discretion.

Police are on the hunt for six people responsible for the firebombing of a West Village smoke shop on Wednesday morning.
12/03/2025

Police are on the hunt for six people responsible for the firebombing of a West Village smoke shop on Wednesday morning.

A homeless man who was allegedly caught on video sexually abusing an NYU student in a random attack on Monday was cuffed...
12/03/2025

A homeless man who was allegedly caught on video sexually abusing an NYU student in a random attack on Monday was cuffed Tuesday for purportedly breaking into a Greenwich Village apartment building.

A homeless man who was allegedly caught on video sexually abusing an NYU student in a random attack on Monday was cuffed Tuesday for purportedly breaking into

Two hero cops working in two of the NYPD’s most dangerous and harrowing units were promoted on Tuesday.
11/26/2025

Two hero cops working in two of the NYPD’s most dangerous and harrowing units were promoted on Tuesday.

The holiday season is here — and you can find quite a few things on your shopping list underground.
11/26/2025

The holiday season is here — and you can find quite a few things on your shopping list underground.

Did your subway get delayed again, and you missed getting to 34th St-Herald Square? Did you take the wrong train because you were scrolling too much on your

Only the rarest of artists would look at a symbol of waste and perceive, not failure, but possibility. Padina Bondar is ...
11/26/2025

Only the rarest of artists would look at a symbol of waste and perceive, not failure, but possibility. Padina Bondar is one of those rare figures.

The Great Hall at Cooper Union was filled last Wednesday with the kind of crowd that Marcia Resnick loved: artists, musi...
11/25/2025

The Great Hall at Cooper Union was filled last Wednesday with the kind of crowd that Marcia Resnick loved: artists, musicians, photographers, friends, family, miscellaneous characters.

The Great Hall at Cooper Union was filled last Wednesday with the kind of crowd that Marcia Resnick loved: artists, musicians, photographers, friends, family,

Faith Ringgold did not simply paint history—she broke it open. She reached into the marrow of America’s most violent fou...
11/20/2025

Faith Ringgold did not simply paint history—she broke it open. She reached into the marrow of America’s most violent foundations, pulled forth the bones, and demanded that we look.

Faith Ringgold did not simply paint history—she broke it open. She reached into the marrow of America’s most violent foundations, pulled forth the bones, and

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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.