Author: Andrew Berman

After 10-Year Campaign, Julius’ Bar Is Landmarked! Fight for More Needed Landmark Designations

Posted November 22, 2022

By Andrew Berman

Continuing to Fight for 14 Gay Street and Adjoining Endangered Buildings

Posted November 20, 2022

By Andrew Berman

Giving Tuesday — Give to Save!

Our neighborhoods are synonymous with creativity, history, charm, innovation, and openness. Greenwich Village, the East Village, and NoHo have been incubators for some of the greatest artistic, social, architectural, and … Continued

Posted November 15, 2022

By Andrew Berman

• Blog Post

Welcome Aboard, Jena Hinton

Today we welcome Jena Hinton (pronouns: she/her) as our new Program and Administrative Associate. Jena has been an intern with Village Preservation since September of 2021, and has collaborated on … Continued

Posted October 31, 2022

By Andrew Berman

• Blog Post
• People
• Village Preservation staff

Unanimous Support for Landmarking at Julius’ Bar Hearing

Posted October 30, 2022

By Andrew Berman

Demanding Reform and Enforcement from City Following 14 Gay Debacle

Posted October 30, 2022

By Andrew Berman

This Monday, Nov. 14: Join Our Press Conference and Protest over Demolition of 200-Year-Old Landmark at 14 Gay Street

Posted October 28, 2022

By Andrew Berman

• Greenwich Village Historic District

Julius’ Bar Landmark Hearing Tuesday, Nov. 15 — Support This and Other Needed Landmark Designations

Posted October 27, 2022

By Andrew Berman

Civil Rights and Social Justice Map Revised and Relaunched

Posted October 25, 2022

By Andrew Berman

Have Village Preservation Speak to Your Building, Block Association, or Civic Group

Posted October 17, 2022

By Andrew Berman