The East Village, often flooded with students and artists, is known for it's wealth of inexpensive nightlife - hence, the mass amount of dive bars. We've picked a few of our favorites for the next time you are roaming the east side.
How Do You Know You're In A Dive Bar:
- The lighting is so dim you can barely see your drink
-You can almost describe it as dingy but it has a certain charm
-The beer is cheap and the cocktails are made from well liquor
- The Bartender wants to know your life story
- The bathrooms are there because they have to be, not necessarily for public use
- The whole place could do with a touch up; there will be cracks merely taped over and tears in the seats but it all contributes to the 'look'
-You won't remember that you were there the next morning
Here is a taste of what the East Village has to offer...
Saturday, May 25
Interview With Creative Time's Anne Pasternak Who Is Changing The Way We View Our Public Art
We sat down with Anne Pasternak for a few questions about Creative Time's past and future, as well as the importance of having an awareness about public art in the city.
Cayle
October 24, 2011
8:21pm
Reading this makes my decisions eeasir than taking candy from a baby.