The Ear Inn

Please join us this Saturday for the memorial of our dear friend Mick Pearce. Live music and good times to celebrate Micks life!!

https://gofund.me/e74919f1

In memory of Mick & Fundraiser for Charlotte, organized by Susan Romano Known to most of us as Mick, the gentle spirit of Michael Colin Pearce move… Susan Romano needs your support for In memory of Mick & Fundraiser for Charlotte

We are deeply saddened to inform you that we lost our dear friend and bartender Michael Pearce on Monday.
Mick will be deeply missed by all of us. We will have a celebration of his life on Monday February 7th at 5pm.
We also be planing an event for Mick in spring .

Mick’s daughter was everything to him, we are setting up a Gofundme account for her. We will keep everyone updated on this

Yumm!! Our beloved and much missed Chicken Pot Pie is back!

Tomorrow is the day!! We can’t wait to see everyone!

Let the countdown begin!

At last, the day is near!

Under the cover of CoVid darkness, the EAR Inn has been quietly creating an EAR Inn Out House. It will be a home for work from our local artists-in-residence - as well as a convivial space, once we reopen, to enjoy each other again.

And congratulations to our first Artist-in-Residence, the magnificent and witty, Catharina Cosin, who has already graced the walls of the "EAR Out" with a laughing Teddy Roosevelt - who tried unsuccessfully as far back as 1894 to close the EAR Inn - and her tribute to the Begger Baron Mack the Knife.

We are closed. You are thirsty. You are hungry. We are closed. But not forever. We have hope! (And we want our beer!)

Hello All!! Thank you all for your continuing support and good wishes. While we are still unable to open because our diminutive size prohibits social distancing, our sister restaurant Walker's is finally up and operating as of today. Feel free to stop by 16 N. Moore & Varick and enjoy another of Manhattan's old iconic bars. And we'll keep you updated on when, hopefully, finally, safely the EAR can re-open!!

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SUNDAY NIGHTS AT 326 SPRING STREET (Part Seven) — WE NEED SOMETHING TO LOOK FORWARD TO: SESSIONS AT THE EAR INN, featuring THE EarRegulars (2007 – the Future) For those even slightly late to the gig, here’s the roadmap: this is the seventh Sunday I have been celebrating those high points of civiliation, the Sunday-night sessions at The Ear Inn, 326…

And thank you, Michael Steinman!! Apologies for not posting this earlier.

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SUNDAY NIGHTS AT 326 SPRING STREET (Part Two) — WE NEED TO HAVE SOMETHING TO LOOK FORWARD TO: SESSIONS AT THE EAR INN, featuring THE EarRegulars (2007 – the Future) For the moment, it’s not possible to go down to the The Ear Inn and indulge in our Sunday-night joys — musical and otherwise — so I will do my part in bringing the experience to y…

Here's something to make you smile and hope for the day it's safe for the EAR to open again!https://nyti.ms/2ZnBPjK

That Healing Jazz Thing on a Porch in Brooklyn For 82 days straight, a diverse group of musicians found their way to a stoop in Flatbush, and everybody followed the sax player. (It was his house.)

We miss you all!

SUNDAY NIGHTS AT 326 SPRING STREET (Part One) — WE NEED TO HAVE SOMETHING TO LOOK FORWARD TO: SESSIONS AT THE EAR INN, featuring THE EarRegulars (2007 – the Future) I am a relentless optimist — otherwise I wouldn’t be typing now — but there’s not much even I can muster up about the recent past and the continuing present. My arms get ti…

Thank you, Megan. We miss you and all of our customers as well!! We can't wait to reopen -- when it's safe!

What Is New York Without New York Bars?

I miss the promise the night offers. Liquor bottles standing sentry behind the bartender. The endless possibility in conversations overheard, lives intersecting.

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What Is New York Without New York Bars? I miss the promise the night offers. Liquor bottles standing sentry behind the bartender. The endless possibility in conversations overheard, lives intersecting.

We are gobsmacked and humbled by your generosity and care for the EAR Inn staff. We can’t thank you enough! We are now more than halfway to our goal. Your donations will help ease many anxieties during these unprecedented and uncertain times. We send you all of our love and prayers with the hope that goodness and light will come out of this pandemic. Here’s to a beer at the EAR, a truly historic medicinal tonic, as soon as safely possible!! Thank you, Martin and Gary

The EAR Inn Staff Relief Fund organized by Alexandra Marks The EAR Inn has always been the fire in New York’s belly.From 1817, through Prohibition,… Alexandra Marks needs your support for The EAR Inn Staff Relief Fund

The EAR Inn Staff Relief Fund organized by Martin Sheridan The EAR Inn has always been the fire in New York’s belly.From 1817, through Prohibition,… Martin Sheridan needs your support for The EAR Inn Staff Relief Fund

Thank you, Jack Grace! Here's to getting back up and playing as soon as this is over! In the meantime, thanks also for the history lesson.

Technology and The Pandemic: A 1918 Musician’s Crossroad - Red Hook Star-Revue 1918 was a strange intersection for musicians even before the 1918 Flu Pandemic hit. These were the final times that music would be experienced primarily the way it had been for thousands of years. With the exception of music boxes that evolved into player pianos, music had always been performed liv...

We are heartbroken that we cannot have our St.Patricks day celebrations with you but the 250lbs of corned beef and cabbage has been delivered to God's Love We Deliver. Be safe everyone!
Sincerely ,
Martin & gary