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Months after its dramatic departure from Grand Street, Seward Park Liquors has relocated to a new storefront at 53 Ludlow St. (between Grand and Broome streets). The new shop is open this week, although the staff is still getting the shelves fully stocked. … 
After 36 years in business at the corner of Hester and Ludlow streets, The Sweet Life candy store will be closing at the end of this month. … 
You may remember this setup on Doyers Street last fall. The Department of Transportation and the Chinatown Business Improvement District teamed up to create temporary seating and activities on one of Chinatown’s most unusual blocks. … 
Archery and axe-throwing are coming to the Lower East Side. … 
In the Post on Sunday, there was a piece from Steve Cuozzo that carried the headline, “The world’s hottest shopping city is becoming a ghost town.” … By Ed Litvak in Featured, Lower East Side News, Real Estate, small business on April 11, 2018 9:13 am |  Comments closed  
This week we have been checking in with neighborhood businesses as part of our Lower East Side Voices video series. Today, Talib Visram visits … 
This week we have been checking in with neighborhood businesses as part of our Lower East Side Voices video series. Today, Janessa Andiorio checks … 
The long, strange saga surrounding Seward Park Liquors just got a little weirder. … 
Today we are kicking off another round of video stories in our ongoing Lower East Side Voices series. … 
In celebration of Mom & Pop Business Owners Day (that’s today!), we’re pleased to announce the winner of the OutSnapped + Lower East Side Partnership Photo Booth Sweepstakes. … 
The local photographers, James & Karla Murray, have used their creative talents to help raise awareness of New York City’s endangered mom-and-pop stores. In … 
Here’s something interesting for any Lower East Side small business looking to supercharge its promotions. … 
Here’s something new: sneakers and ice cream together in one storefront. … 
Here’s a followup from a story we reported last week. The Eng family, which has owned the Fong On brand for decades, has been pursuing a trademark infringement case against a Chinatown businessman. … 
Changes are ahead for several commercial spaces on Grand Street controlled by the Seward Park Cooperative. … |
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