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We don’t want to lose Arthur’s Tavern. It is New York City’s oldest jazz and blues bar. And we do not want to lose it. Dear Blue Note! If you want to renovate the building, please return Arthur’s Tavern to the community. It is too important a piece of history to lose. And, Blue Note, if you want to sell the building (57 Grove Street) please sell to a buyer who will maintain what remains of the rich heritage that is our West Village and keep Arthur’s Tavern alive. "We purchased Arthur’s Tavern so that the site would not become a victim to the changing times. We are committed to preserving jazz and legendary live music venues in New York City. Arthur’s Tavern is the epitome of this mission, a truly historic venue that will be here for many years to come." | |||||||||||||||
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Wednesday, May 26, 2021
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