Trash and vaudeville

After more than 40 years, Trash and Vaudeville is moving.

New York City is a complicated place to photograph. On one hand, it is one of the grandest, most awe-inspiring, fastest moving, and most diverse locations

St. Mark's Place continues to get shaken up as Trash and Vaudeville will close up shop February 29th.

Much has been written about Trash and Vaudeville, the legendary Punk and Rock clothing stores that were located for 40 some years on St. Mark's place. The long time manager, Jimmy Webb (pretty iconic himself), let me take some pictures just before the move to east 7th street...

Trash and Vaudeville, the Punk Rock retail institution, is looking for a part-time sales associate for our 96 East 7th Street, East Village, NYC location. We are seeking a responsible, creative, fashion forward, and dependable individual who is devoted to pursuing a career in fashion and retail.

The beat goes on.

Trash and Vaudeville, 96 East 7th Street, New York City

The violinist Mark Wood, left, hugging Jimmy Webb, a manager of the rock ’n’ roll clothing store Trash and Vaudeville, on the shop’s last day on St. Marks Place in the East Village. It had been there since 1975.

Trash & Vaudeville outlasted dozens of competitors.