There is no stop sign at the end of the lane where it meets the Promenade. After we broke the story, they acted.Ī critical concern, among many others, is that vehicle access to The Sanctuary is only possible by driving through a fire lane. Hudson failed to notify it’s partner, RIOC, a State agency, before signing off to dump a speakeasy in Roosevelt Island. It will take away the pleasures of the parks and make the whole area less safe. The former Dayspring Church sits on a plot connecting Octagon Park, adjacent playgrounds, the soccer field and an exercise park along the West Promenade.īut Hudson thinks this is a great spot for an outdoor beer garden. Location, location, location… Isn’t that what real estate is supposed to be about? Hudson dumps a speakeasy on Roosevelt Island. “La Nueva Mesa kicks off a pop-up dinner series with a wine-paired six-course locally sourced plant based meal,” we found, and it’s only $125 a pop. Hudson “leased the former Dayspring Church and is turning it into a health-focused, speakeasy-style bistro, cocktail bar, alfresco beer garden and an event space for community and nonprofit use,” according to the Post.īefore that shock settled in, The Daily discovered a second event already planned: “an intimate pop-up dinner on New York’s most intimate island,” on October 14th.
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