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Drinks
The Monster
Nightclub
80 Grove St
Crowding people around its piano since 1985
LOCATION #1 OF 27
Stonewall National Monument 10th Anniversary
Join the West Village BID and Christopher Park Alliance as we mark the 10th anniversary of Stonewall National Monument. A curated historical exhibition in partnership with 27 neighborhood businesses.
JUNE 20 – JULY 2, 2026 · SELF-GUIDED WALK
The Anniversary
Walk the streets where a movement was born.
On June 24, 2016, the Stonewall National Monument was created as the first national monument dedicated to LGBTQ+ history and civil rights. Ten years later, we mark the anniversary and the unfinished work.
Storefronts across the West Village will feature vivid educational panels that trace the course of LGBTQ+ civil rights: life before Stonewall, the raid on the Stonewall Inn in June of 1969, and the civil rights movement fueled by the uprising. Together, 27 storefront windows form a distributed exhibition, walkable in one visit or in return trips.
Each stop is another chapter.
Storefronts
Walk the West Village
27 / 27 SHOWN
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Food
Fonty's Deli + Dukaan
Sandwich Shop
20 Christopher St
“Indian-ish” deli with inventive delicious sandwiches.
LOCATION #2 OF 27
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Body
House of Pietro Simone
Skincare
10 Christopher St
This “skin whisperer” harnesses nature’s ingredients
LOCATION #3 OF 27
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Drinks
Pieces
Bar
8 Christopher St
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Fashion
Res Ipsa
Clothing Store
19 Christopher St
Travel-inspired hand-made luxury in Kilim footwear, one-of-a-kind clothing, and bags
LOCATION #5 OF 27
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Fashion
J. Mueser
Clothing Store
19 Christopher St
7
Drinks
Julius
Bar
159 W 10th St
8
Home & Hobby
Three Lives & Co.
Bookstore
154 W 10th St
9
Drinks
Radiant Cafe
Cafe & Wine Bar
172 Waverly Pl
Coffee in the morning, wine at night…free of computer screens!
LOCATION #9 OF 27
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Food
Jeffrey's Grocery
Seafood & Oyster Bar
172 Waverly Pl
Corner spot for local oysters, frozen martinis, and good company
LOCATION #10 OF 27
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Food
Binx
Cafe & Wine Bar
39 Christopher St
Cozy natural wine bar and bistro with creative small plates
LOCATION #11 OF 27
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Body
Haar & Co Barbershop
Barber Shop & Hair Salon
45 Christopher St
13
Community
Stonewall National Monument Visitor Center
Visitor Center
51 Christopher St
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Drinks
The Stonewall Inn
Bar
53 Christopher St
15
Home & Hobby
Wooftown
Pet Store
91 Christopher St
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Home & Hobby
The Leather Man
Adult Store
111 Christopher St
17
Home & Hobby
NUMI Global Curiosities
Furniture & Home Goods
113 Christopher St
Specializing in handmade textiles, rugs, and much more!
LOCATION #17 OF 27
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Drinks
Ty's Bar NYC
Bar
114 Christopher St
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Drinks
Talea Beer Co.
Brewery
102 Christopher St
Cozy female-founded brewery serving beer, cocktails, and wine.
LOCATION #19 OF 27
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Fashion
SEE Eyewear
Eyewear Shop
312 Bleecker St
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Food
MiGarba
Italian Restaurant
310 Bleecker St
A bit of Italy tucked into the Village, inspired by Pier’s mother’s recipes
LOCATION #21 OF 27
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Food
L'Accolade
French Restaurant
302 Bleecker St
Quaff natural wines in an intimate dining room & romantic outdoor garden
LOCATION #22 OF 27
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Fashion
Reiss
Clothing Store
309-313 Bleecker St
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Food
Suprema Provisions
Italian-American Restaurant
305 Bleecker St
Salumeria like Italy, café like France, tapas like Spain. Sì! Oui! Sí!
LOCATION #24 OF 27
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Specialty Grocery
Officina del Bere 1397
Liquor & Wine
50 Grove St
Good wine and Via Carota’s specialty cocktails, homebound!
LOCATION #25 OF 27
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Drinks
Bar Pisellino
Cafe & Cocktails
52 Grove St
The aperitivo outpost of chefs Rita Sodi and Jody Williams
LOCATION #26 OF 27
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Food
Mamali
Cafe & Wine Bar
70 Christopher St
Sip Georgian wine in one of the most iconic storefronts of Greenwich Village
LOCATION #27 OF 27
History
Christopher Park, Stonewall Inn, and the streets around them.
The monument covers Christopher Park, the Stonewall Inn, and the surrounding streets where the Stonewall Uprising began on the night of June 28, 1969. After years of police raids and harassment targeting LGBTQ+ New Yorkers, patrons and neighbors fought back. Six nights of protest followed and helped ignite a movement that reshaped law and civic life across the country and the world.
"I'm designating the Stonewall National Monument as the newest addition to America's National Park System. Stonewall will be our first national monument to tell the story of the struggle for LGBT rights. I believe our national parks should reflect the full story of our country, the richness and diversity and uniquely American spirit that has always defined us. That we are stronger together. That out of many, we are one."
President Barack Obama, June 24, 2016 Read the full presidential proclamation here.