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In this third and final bike tour in this series, we take a close look at some of the great public art and monuments of the East Village, from Tony Rosenthal’s “Alamo” (The Cube) at Astor Place, to St. Mark’s-in the Bowery Church and its deep connection to the downtown arts scene, to the inside of jazz legend Charlie “Bird” Parker’s house. It ends at Tompkins Square Park with a look at the often-overlooked Temperance Fountain. Get the stories behind these dynamic places — some beloved, some overlooked — and what they mean today.

Includes interviews with Village Alliance Executive Director William Kelly (www.astorplace.nyc), Reverend Anne Sawyer (www.stmarksbowery.org) and saxophonist and jazz scholar Jason Marshall (www.jasonmarshalljazz.com).

Film by Robin Rothstein. #RobinsRide http://www.robinrothstein.com

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