Dave Picozzi

OSP was the perfect place -- great service, roomy, friendly atmosphere, good drinks -- for this year's Flushing Boys/Girls Club get together with friends we knew from 50 years ago... and made some new ones. Back then, we enjoyed softball, basketball, football, track, chess, pool, ping pong and much more. It kept us off the street and helped us build character and determination. We shared stories from 'back in the day' and caught up on each others' lives.

🎶They say the neon lights are bright on Broadway, There's always magic in the air🎶

On a rainy ☔ day, I was FIRST on line at TKTS and got 6th row center orchestra seats at 50% discount to the untold Neil Diamond story and musical, 'A Beautiful Noise' on Broadway. I didn't know Neil Diamond's story, and it was interesting learning about it and hearing his hits belted out by the talented actors. They even had our audience join in to sing. I highly recommend seeing the show ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

I was on a self-guided walking food tour of Greenwich Village and decided to take a walk through this alley on the way to have a knish across the street at Yonah Schimmel's Knish Bakery. I'm so glad I did! The raw street art was an unexpected hidden treasure I might have otherwise missed. I was able to feel the artists' passion.

I was on a self-guided tour of Greenwich Village and decidedly to take in some art at this small, contemporary gallery. The themes revolving around my visit were Title IX, sports and Grand Theft Auto style video game art.

It was enjoyable with some pieces truly impressing me, especially Noel W Anderson's Lats to the Kin, 2021-2023, picked and stretched cotton tapestry with photo objects and laser-cut basketball leather.