Niall Has a Wine Bar

Our former super Niall Cooney also happens to be a parter in a Hell’s Kitchen wine bar called Ardesia.

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    The Union Square Partnership has released its latest annual survey of people’s opinions about our neighborhood’s livability in terms of cleanliness, safety, landscaping, lighting, and quality of life. It makes for an interesting read. One highlight:

    “USP is committed to enhancing livability in the Union Square 14th Street district through its Clean + Safe program. According to the 2024 survey results, satisfaction for district conditions improved or remained consistent compared to 2023 results, with satisfaction for public safety increasing by 15%. This notable increase follows USP’s deployment of Public Safety Officers (PSOs) in June 2023, and survey respondents noted that their patrols have had a positive impact in Union Square Park and the playground. Despite this improvement, respondents dissatisfied with the conditions expressed ongoing safety, sanitation, and quality of life concerns around the district, including the lack of City enforcement and City services for those in need. USP is dedicated to continuing investment in the PSO program and increasing coordination with City agencies and law enforcement in response to the community’s quality of life concerns.”

  • Summer in the Square for August 8

    7:00 AM    Morning Running Club with Paragon Sports (Fitness)
    7:00 AM    Boot Camp with Circuit of Change (Fitness)
    8:00 AM    Yoga with Jivamukti (Fitness)
    10:00 AM  Yoga StoryTime with Karma Kids (Kids)
    11:00 AM  Gazillion Bubble Show – The Next Generation (Kids)
    11:15 AM  Baby Loves Disco (Kids)
    12:00 PM  New School Jazz (Music)
    5:00 PM    Performance by Peridance Contemporary Dance Company (Music)
    6:00 PM    Salsa with Baila Society (Dance)

  • An Important Zoning Change Could Make the Area More… Lively?

    Zoning changes around Union Square, specifically to OUR zone, C6, are designed to make it easier for a wider variiety of businesses to set up shop at the ground floor level and above. The details are here. For example,

    • Arcades

    • Axe-throwing

    • Billiards/pool halls

    • Bowling alleys

    • Escape rooms

    • Golf simulator driving range

    • Indoor go-karts

    • Indoor skateboard park

    • Interactive or virtual reality attractions

    • Laser tag

    • Miniature golf

    • Observation towers

    • Ping pong/table tennis

    • Play spaces/family fun centers

    • Wax figure exhibitions

    • Seasonally: haunted houses and similar fright attractions

    • Comedy shows

    • Concerts

    • Dancing

    • Open-mic night or poetry reading

    • 3-D printing

    • Brewery

    • Ceramic studio

    • Jewelry making

    • Wholesale and/or large-scale bakery

    • Woodworking

    • Other food and beverage producers, such as coffee roasters, ice cream makers, and shared commercial kitchen or food business incubator space

    • Other makers