Greenpoint’s “eco-chic” boutique the one well (165 Greenpoint Ave) is hosting Greenpoint artist Amanda LaMarco’s first solo show titled Hair, opening tonight August 12, 2012 from 7-10pm. This girl has […]
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Oak Open On Nassau Ave
I popped my head into the newly opened Oak, a clothing store for men and women that recently moved from Williamsburg to 55 Nassau Ave in Greenpoint. The sign outside […]
Opening: Where They Swam // Other Relics
It was hot, humid, sticky. Â It’s summer in New York. Â Friday nights are often special; this friday in particular was the opening of Gina Pollack‘s solo exhibit of Where They […]
Where They Swam Opens at the one well tonight!
Have you stopped by the one well on Greenpoint Ave, yet? It’s an amazingly curated shopping experience. Kerry, the owner, has an great eye not only for picking out unique […]
Adelina’s: New Wine On Tap Bar
You can’t get more eyetalian with a name like Toby Buggiani, who is a newcomer on the Greenpoint bar scene and is opening Adelina’s, named after his Nonna, where the […]
The Most Exciting Part About an Old Brick – Art Opening Tonight!
Heading over the Williamsburg Bridge, have you noticed the colorful oval tiles, an art installation that covers the rafters on your way down towards Manhattan? It is one of my […]
Will Star Photo Show Opens Tonight!
We are very proud of Will Star, talented photographer and contributor to Greenpointers, who will be showing a solo exhibition of his photographs of Greenpoint at Brouwerij Lane (78 Greenpoint […]
GRAPEPOINT WINES OPENS ON “THIS SIDE”
On “this side” of McGuinness, Grapepoint Wines opened. At the grand opening, I chatted with Joanna, a young entrepreneur and wine shop owner. The party was packed with family and […]
Harvest of Reason: Paul Duncan
With two shows currently up at Greenpoint’s own Alan Nederpelt Gallery and Elizabeth Moore Fine Art in Manhattan, English born and Greenpoint artist Paul Duncan may not be so much […]
Stay Close To Me, It Will Be Dark Soon
Stay Close To Me, It Will Be Dark Soon John Stoney The Boiler, Pierogi (191 N. 14th St) Art Review by Martin Esteves Closed for most of the summer, Pierogi Gallery’s […]