Lower East Side New York

[...] Horse+Nail (founded in 2009), a new and emerging handbag company is located in the Lower East Side of NYC and is where designer, Lindsey Hufnagel, a graduate of Parsons School of Design, [...]

[...] blog post, I would first like to take this opportunity to welcome you to our new, improved Lower East Side BID website.  As you can see, we put a lot of thought into how we can use the site as a [...]

[...] New York, NY (February 7, 2011)….The Lower East Side Business Improvement District (LES BID) announces Third Thursdays, a new art gallery night on [...]

[...] Iron highlights the high-end, unique type of boutiques to be found on Orchard Street on the Lower East Side. Andrew Clancey, one of our favorite neighbors of the LES BID, is a U.K. transplant, and he [...]

[...] Open only five months, MARAYA is one of the newest boutiques to settle on Orchard Street. The shop now calls the old (and beloved) Guss’ Pickles location home. “We were not looking [...]

[...] Yates isn’t your average chef. For one, he r­­efuses to call his restaurant on 35 Orchard Street a restaurant at all, instead opting for the self-imposed title of “Sandwich Shop.” [...]

[...] Thursdays. Gallery Guides can also be picked up at the Lower East Side Visitor Center at 54 Orchard Street. The Lo-Down is the media sponsor for Third Thursdays. Please visit The Lo- Down at www. [...]

[...] Any Old Iron highlights the high-end, unique type of boutiques to be found on Orchard Street on the Lower East Side. Andrew Clancey, one of our favorite neighbors of the LES BID, is a U. [...]

[...] ; 92 Orchard Street; 212.253.9479; www.markmillergallery.com 20. Munch Gallery; 245 Broome Street; 646.209.5457; www.munchgallery.com 21. Myplasticheart nyc; 210 Forsyth Street; 646. [...]

[...] everywhere in the neighborhood, he has especially strong feelings for Barrio Chino (on Broome Street) and La Barra Cevicheria (also on Broome). “[I like eating out] because they [other [...]

[...] first blog post to briefly discuss a program that I have been involved in since January.  Neighborhood Leadership is a 5-month, part-time leadership training program that provides individuals who are [...]

[...] greatly to my understanding of the best practices regarding business development and neighborhood advocacy that will help enormously with the job that I am doing here on the Lower East Side.  In [...]