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Mark Your Calendars!! The Village Trip 2023 will t

Mark Your Calendars!!
The Village Trip 2023 will take place September 9 – 23
Big plans are under way – stay tuned! Be there! Follow this page for updates, news and more info!
#westvillagenyc #nyc #greenwichvillage #nycmusic #folkmusic #washingtonsquarepark

Join us on a magical tour of Greenwich Village.

Join us on a magical tour of Greenwich Village.

We’ll visit the sites where Where the Wild Things Are, The Very Hungry Caterpiller, and–yes–Make Way for Ducklings were all created; wander the park H.A. Rey sketched from his front window; pass the school where Goodnight Moon author Margaret Wise Brown launched her career and the nearby Wonderland cottage that became her writing studio; and inspect the architectural “ghost” where modern American children’s book publishing was born

#childrensbooks #childrensbooks #walkingtour #nycwalks #thevillagetrip #kidsbooks

Nina Simone, Isadora Duncan, Jane Jacobs, Eleanor

Nina Simone, Isadora Duncan, Jane Jacobs, Eleanor Roosevelt. Just some of the bad, rad, and Boho women of the Village. Join us on our walking tour Sept 21 and find out more about the women who questioned moral, political and sexual norms. For more information see link in bio

#nycwomen #womenofnyc #greenwichvillage #womenofnewyork #villagetrip #nychistory #walkingtour

Welcome to the Village Trip 2022!! The Village T

Welcome to the Village Trip 2022!!

The Village Trip 2022 kicks off its two-week run with a grand party on Eighth Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenues. Join the legendary David Amram, Village Trip Artist Emeritus and “the renaissance man of American music”, as he toots his horn to summon us all to the revelry.

David will be joined by a host of musician friends, among them Dave Keyes, Earl McIntyre and Renee Manning, Jerome Harris and Antoinette Montague. Tilted Axes: Music for Mobile Electric Guitars will be on parade, their opening procession taking them from Astor Place along Eighth Street and around Washington Square Park to St John’s in the Village.

Who knows who else may stop by to jam or rap!

In to music, there will be live painting outside the historic Studio School, Bubble Dad and other fun and games for kids of all ages, animal adoption, and lots of food and drink available from Eighth Street’s exciting bars and eateries.

And you can bop till you drop at Quiet Events’ Dancing Around the Decades silent disco at Astor Place Cube – three live DJs will spin the hits!

Join us for composer Allison Loggins-Hull’s late

Join us for composer Allison Loggins-Hull’s latest work, 7th Ave. S. An electric guitar, bridges into the psychedelic sound-world of Greenwich Village, as she tells her Village Stories in three movements.

Renowned soprano Leah Brzyski will join Cygnus for the premiere of Ricardo Zohn-Muldoon’s Gypsum, setting of poems by Diedre Huckaby.

Carman Moore riffs on “Cygnus” in Swans Across the Milky Way.

For more information and tickets follow the link in bio

#nycmusic #nycmusician #classicalmusic #thevillagetrip #greenwichvillage

On the Road Reading with Music Directed by actor,

On the Road Reading with Music

Directed by actor, writer, director and educator David Deblinger, this unique event @strandbookstore is part of Jack Kerouac 100 at The Village Trip, a celebration of the acclaimed novelist and poet in Downtown Manhattan, where he wrote much of his greatest work and where he was living when his most celebrated novel was published.

#kerouac #kerouac100 #nycreads #strandbooks #thevillagetrip #ontheroad

Only three more days until lift off!! Check the li

Only three more days until lift off!! Check the link in bio for a full listing of the incredible events, walks, talks, concerts, readings and more. All celebrating the incredible #westvillage #eastvillage and #greenwichvillage #thevillagetrip

It's not just art, music, culture and literature a

It's not just art, music, culture and literature at The Village Trip. Many restaurants and bars are joining the fun by creating some incredible cocktails just for us! How about a smoked mezcal negroni @pangeanyc?

#thevillagetrip @nyceats #nycdrinks #greenwichvillage #nyccocktails

@richardbarone talks to fellow author and Village

@richardbarone talks to fellow author and Village Trip founder Liz Thomson about his new book, Music + Revolution: Greenwich Village in the 1960s, a freewheeling historical narrative, peppered with personal stories and insights from those who were there.

September 23 @ 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm EDT
Tickets $25. See link in bio

#thevillagetrip #thevillagetripfestival #nycmusic #greenwichvillage

Claywoman is a 500-year-old extra-terrestrial from

Claywoman is a 500-year-old extra-terrestrial from the Mirillion Galaxy. She frequently visits Earth, her favorite planet, giving lectures at various events and engaging in public conversation with prominent human artists and intellectuals. At Pangea, she will be chatting with the one and only @johncameronmitchell

For more information follow the link in bio

#claywoman #thevillagetrip #eastvillage #extraterrestrial

Join us on a Wonderful Town walking tour with Jami

Join us on a Wonderful Town walking tour with Jamie Bernstein. September 11 4pm

For tickets and more information, follow the link in bio.

#wonderfultown #greenwichvillage #westvillage #thevillagetrip #bernstein

On Saturday, March 25, 1911, at the end of the wor

On Saturday, March 25, 1911, at the end of the work day, a fire began on the 8th floor of the Triangle Garment Factory. Within thirty minutes,146 of the 500 workers laboring on floors eight, nine, and ten would die. Most were young immigrant women. The tragedy provoked outrage, union movement building, and led to political reform in New York and states around the country, eventually influencing Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal legislation of the 1930s.

Daniel Katz will lead a tour beginning at Cooper Union at Astor Place, proceeding to the NYU Brown building on Washington Place, the site of the fire, and up to Union Square, where the social justice legacy of the fire continued for a century. A portion of every ticket sold will go toward building the Triangle Fire memorial now under construction at the site of the fire.

For more information about tickets for this tour, follow the link in bio

#triangleshirtwaistfire #greenwichvillage #workersrightsnyc #workersrights #thevillagetrip

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