Greenwich Village in the 1960s was home to a counterculture folk music scene that produced legendary artists like Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, Janis Joplin and Joni Mitchell. A network of cafes and bars ...

Whether the Village will have a revival of its own is the great unknowable; it isn’t any cheaper to live or open a club there. Besides, music scenes pop up where and when you least expect them.

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Kelly Writers House hosted David Browne to discuss the complex history of Greenwich Village’s music scene Credit: Sanjana Juvvadi Journalist and author David Browne discussed his latest book, "Talkin' ...

Whether the Village will have a revival of its own is the great unknowable; it isn't any cheaper to live or open a club there. Besides, music scenes pop up where and when you least expect them.

One block from the apartment is another Greenwich Village site that helped birth the folk music scene depicted in “A Complete Unknown” — the old Almanac House at 130 W. 10th St.

“The [Greenwich] Village music scene wasn’t just Bob Dylan and the '60s. It was a scene that thrived, and had its ups and downs, but was still very valid over decades,” Browne said.