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11/22/2023

The Village Alliance’s Sustainable Gift Giving Guide

Cross off all your holiday lists with an outing to Greenwich Village. Hit some incredible home goods shops, zero-waste and vintage stores – all in the span of a few blocks.

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8/10/2022

Back To School Guide

Back-to-school season is just around the corner! Check out our guide on how to start the school year on the right foot.

7/29/2022

Book a Staycation in Greenwich Village

The Summer days are dwindling! Treat yourself to a last minute vacation right here in Greenwich Village. Be wowed by gorgeous rooms, quaint dining experiences and proximity to world renowned experiences.

7/11/2022

The Happiest Happy Hours in Greenwich Village

All of the best happy hours deals can be found right in Greenwich Village.

7/11/2022

Famous Greenwich Village Residents

Some of the most famous writers, poets, activists, producers, playwrights, and artists have lived in Greenwich Village! See some of our highlights of the famous residents to grace Greenwich Village.

7/8/2022

Scott Hobbs Named Executive Director

Scott Hobbs is named as Village Alliance Executive Director.

6/27/2022

I Am a Stranger and I Am Moving

The Swiss Institute will feature public art in Astor Place North Plaza from June 23rd-September 23rd.

6/17/2022

How To Have Summer Fun In Greenwich Village

Have all the summer fun you need without leaving Greenwich Village!

6/1/2022

Celebrating Pride In Greenwich Village

Celebrate Pride back in person this year alongside the Greenwich Village community.

6/1/2022

The Astor Place Greenmarket Is Back!

Grab your shopping bags and a pair of sunglasses, because the Greenmarket is back!

5/28/2022

Have The Perfect Picnic In Greenwich Village

Pack a picnic and head to the park for a perfect afternoon!

5/9/2022

In Plain Sight: Art In Greenwich Village

We've partnered with public artist Kristina Libby to create an immersive animal-centric public art exhibit from Astor Place to Ruth Wittenberg Triangle.