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Shlomo Walker, Mordechai Walker and David Backer, of the band Pey Dalid, performed at the Ginger Grill’s Unity Café on Saturday night as part of a performance, poetry and visual art series. The next event is scheduled for October 5, at 9 p.m.
Rock and egg roll [Photo gallery]
Dancer Milteri Tucker, looking like a rose, performed with Bombazo Dance on Wave Hill’s Great Lawn during the public estate’s sunset music program on Aug. 14.
Rosy rhythms [Photo gallery]
Tailia Weidberg, 8 and Oscar Smith, 6, create paper mache sculptures at the Riverdale Y’s Young Artist Week on Monday.
Tape and sculpt [Photo gallery]
Two rock sculptures sat beside a tree on the north side of Henry Hudson Park on July31. The sculptor is currently unknown.
Photographer’s eye [Photo gallery]
Soshana Schwartz says she had called 311 repeatedly, and fruitlessly, since mid-July to complain about the tree tilting across the road near her home at 2748 Netherland Ave., so she wasn’t exactly surprised when it finally fell around 7:30 p.m. on Aug. 1. The Fire Department arrived later that evening to seal off the area with yellow tape, but she was still waiting the next day for a Parks Department crew to remove the tree and restore normal traffic to the busy street. The tree caused minimal damage, she said, with some branches damaging a kitchen window and downing a TV cable.
An accident waiting to happen [Photo gallery]
Gary Graf, a cement mason from Perfetto Contracting Co. Inc., works on the sidewalk adjacent to the reservoir on Sedgwick Avenue near Fort Independence on July 26.
Photographer's eye [Photo gallery]
Ronnan Marston, 7, recieves a lesson in how to properly serve from instructor Taylor Barry as part of the City Parks Foundation tennis program at Van Cortlandt Park on July 15.
Net flicks [Photo gallery]
Ruth Friedman and Fredda Tourin knit and crochet, respectively, during the knitting and crochet circle at Spuyten Duyvil Library on July 29. The group meets weekly on Mondays at 11 a.m.
Knit one purl one [Photo gallery]
Josefina Lopéz purchases vegetables from Nehanz Mohohlo, 17, at the Kingsbridge Heights Community Center Teen Green Market. The market was held in the middle of the street on Kingsbridge Terrace between Summit Place and Perot Street on July 26 as part of a city play street initiative. The play street will continue every Friday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. until August 30th. Teen Green Market will be open from noon to 5 p.m.
Takin’ it to the street [Photo gallery]
The Early Bird urges his neighbors to compost. At least, that’s the apparent message of graffiti stenciled on a lightpost outside the Skyview Shopping Center in North Riverdale.
Photographer's Eye [Photo gallery]
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