NoHo

Ms. Lebowitz, who lives in what she calls the East Village but what recent Manhattan arrivals might call NoHo, said she used to be a regular at New York Is Book Country, a festival in Manhattan that was large enough for Fifth Avenue to be shut down in its honor.

NYT > Home Page By JULIE BOSMAN 2011

But it's worth the uphill trek to North Hobart - cheekily called NoHo by some locals - for a different taste of Tassie cool.

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Ms. Lebowitz, who lives in what she calls the East Village but what recent Manhattan arrivals might call NoHo, said she used to be a regular at New York Is Book Country, a festival in Manhattan that was large enough for Fifth Avenue to be shut down in its honor.

NYT > Home Page By JULIE BOSMAN 2011

SoHo got crowded and expensive, so some galleries moved to an adjoining area called NoHo, for "North of Hollywood," or BoHo, for "Below Hollywood."

NYT > Home Page By JOYCE HOR-CHUNG LAU 2010

Mimi Ritzen Crawford for The Wall Street Journal Hung Ry opened a few weeks ago in NoHo.

Mid-Day Hand-Pulled Noodle 2010

To cover the windows on the Bleecker Street side, the couple decided to staple colorful paintings that were created by Ms. Fields, who is a painter and the executive director of the NoHo NY Business Improvement District.

Loft With Excellent Views Maya Pope-Chappell 2011

The works were painted by Ms. Fields, who is an artist and the executive director of the NoHo NY Business Improvement District.

Home Life on Display Maya Pope-Chappell 2011

For Michael Andrews, a former lawyer who owns a sleekly contemporary tailor shop in Manhattan's NoHo neighborhood, the return to a more "dramatic, masculine" collar style h as been a long time coming.

The Incredible Shrinking Collar Darrell Hartman 2011

The couple live in NoHo on the second floor of Bleecker Tower at Bleecker Street and Broadway.

Loft With Excellent Views Maya Pope-Chappell 2011

This Bleecker Tower loft in the NoHo section of Manhattan comes with hardwood floors, high ceilings—and the curious stares of New Yorkers.

Home Life on Display Maya Pope-Chappell 2011