There’s an online survey plus two upcoming events built around a potential expansion of services and borders of the 25 year-old organization. …
 
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There’s an online survey plus two upcoming events built around a potential expansion of services and borders of the 25 year-old organization. … 
The promotional push is underway for the new Joie de Vivre Hotel at 50 Bowery … 
During the past couple of years, we’ve been following the 100 Gates Program, which set out to beautify the drop-down gates of storefronts throughout the Lower East Side. … 
A building with a controversial past has become the newest New York location for Breather, a startup that provides on-demand meeting rooms in 10 cities worldwide. … 
Yesterday, The W.O.W. Project hosted the second event in their Summer Series of workshops and discussions. The panel discussion titled “Chinatown: New York’s Newest Art Gallery Scene?” was a conversation on how the emergence of art spaces throughout Chinatown is affecting the neighborhood. … By Melissa Guerrero in Arts, Business, chinatown, Community Organizations on July 20, 2016 7:19 pm |  Comments closed  
Rolled ice cream is coming to the Lower East Side. Known for its Thai-inspired, hand rolled ice cream prepared on cold metal plates and mixed with a variety of different toppings, 10Below opens a new location tomorrow at 132 Allen St. … By Melissa Guerrero in Business, chinatown, Featured, Food on July 14, 2016 3:15 pm | Comments closed 
Frank’s Bike Shop is here to equip you for your summertime bike riding. Whether it’s a new bike, a used bike, repair or a … By sponsoredpost in Business, Featured, Health & Fitness, Sponsored Post on July 5, 2016 8:05 am | Comments closed 
25 year old Mei Lum is the new owner-in-training at one of Chinatown’s oldest shops, Wing on Wo. & Co. Founded by her great grandfather, Walter Eng, the store originated as a “Chinese-Japanese Fancy Goods store” at 13 Mott St. in 1890. It moved nearby, to its current location at 26 Mott St., in 1925. … By Melissa Guerrero in Business, chinatown, Featured, Shopping on June 14, 2016 4:39 pm | Comments closed 
Lower East Side resident Kami Scott has more photos shot from above Essex Crossing sites 5 and 6 today. As you may know, the development team puts out a weekly email detailing the activity on each of the four active construction sites. … 
At its recent annual meeting, the board of directors of the Lower East Side Business Improvement District approved a name change. The 24-year-old not-for-profit organization is now known as the Lower East Side Partnership (a new website is in development). … By Ed Litvak in Business, Real Estate, small business on February 9, 2016 12:26 pm | 1 Comment - (Comments closed) 
Here’s a look at some new businesses on the Lower East Side, featured in our October 2015 print magazine. … 
Although the Hester Street Fair is closed this Saturday, you can still soak up the beautiful fall sunshine out and about in the neighborhood … 
Avi Saks inside Ben Freedman men’s store. Editor’s note: This is Part 1 of an eight part series on Small Business Survival, the centerpiece … By Ed Litvak in Business, Featured, magazine, Real Estate, Shopping, small business on September 8, 2015 1:47 pm | 2 Comments - (Comments closed) 
On Friday, you may have seen this rendering, purportedly of a new 12-story residential and retail project as part of Essex Crossing. 6sqft called it a “first look” at the building that will one day replace the Essex Street Market, after vendors move across Delancey Street into a new facility. … |
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