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Meet The Owner Who Got The Smallest Federal Restaurant Grant in New York City
A Brooklyn bar that specializes in craft beer and plays vinyl records got just $1,435 in federal restaurant aid.
By
Beth Fertig
Arts & Entertainment
Photos: Inside The Last Days Of The ARChive Of Contemporary Music In Tribeca
They've settled on two new locations for the archives: one in upstate New York near Hyde Park, and another in Los Angeles. They'll also have gallery spaces in multiple cities, including NYC.
By
Ben Yakas
Arts & Entertainment
Good Records Closing In East Village, Stranded Records Taking Over
The shop is closing later this month after 14 years in the neighborhood.
By
Paula Mejía
Arts & Entertainment
Photos, Video: Other Music Says Goodbye With A Funeral Parade
"We just wanted to do celebrate. There's so much emotion and so much sadness for us and all these people that supported the store and put so much heart and creative energy into making it some kind of a place."
By
Scott Heins
Arts & Entertainment
Video: Searching For Brooklyn's Rarest Vinyl Records
Shopkeepers at six of Brooklyn's best record stores share their personal favorites.
By
Scott Heins
Arts & Entertainment
The 15 Best Record Stores In NYC
New York City still loves vinyl.
By
Scott Heins
Arts & Entertainment
Q: Is Scorsese's Vinyl Good Yet?
No.
By
Jen Carlson
Arts & Entertainment
Let's Unpack Martin Scorsese's 1970s NYC Show Vinyl
It doesn't quite hit the mark we thought it would. Not yet, at least.
By
Jen Carlson
Arts & Entertainment
Here's A Longer Look At Scorsese's New Vinyl Series, Set In 1970s NYC
The show premieres in January.
By
Jen Carlson
Arts & Entertainment
First Look At Martin Scorsese's 1970s NYC Series Vinyl
It will premiere on HBO next year.
By
Jen Carlson
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