ARTS and CULTURE
Nighttime NYC: Cabaret Law May Be Gone, But Zoning Still Curbs Dancing
Anna Brooks |
‘The Upper East Side is a residential neighborhood, people do not come to this neighborhood for dancing,’ was one City Council office’s take.
Anna Brooks
Session 73 on East 73rd Street and First Avenue is one of the only live music venues left on the Upper East Side.
‘The Upper East Side is a residential neighborhood, people do not come to this neighborhood for dancing,’ was one City Council office’s take.
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