Stock your fridge this evening with farm-fresh vegetables from the second weekly installment of the new GrowNYC Youthmarket on Grand Street, open 3-7 p.m.
Send your taste buds on a tour at Saturday's Hester Street Fair, where the lineup brings cuisines from around the globe.
Sunday's New...
The Asian fusion restaurant and lounge, HaChi (185 Orchard; on the ground floor of the Thompson LES Hotel) is planning a grand opening July 26th. From a press release tweeted far and wide this afternoon, we learn:
... HaChi is...
The legal wranglings over what really happened between club patrons and police officers Tuesday night at Tammany Hall are continuing downtown. The Lo-Down's Ed Litvak is on the scene, and reports that two of the five defendants charged, Cynthia Rosa and Jade...
The three men and two women arrested in Tuesday night's riot outside Tammany Hall music club on Orchard Street are facing a judge in a downtown courtroom this morning, while their supporters are organizing a protest there.
The brawl between the NYPD and...
Police have charged a Brooklyn man in connection with the chaos that erupted during a hip-hop concert at Tammany Hall music club and spilled out into a riot on Orchard Street last night.
Gabriel Diaz, 27, of 244 Bond St.,...
An event that began as a hip-hop CD release party at Orchard Street nightclub Tammany Hall yesterday evening ended with blood on the sidewalk, the arrest of half a dozen patrons and at least five police officers injured in the wee hours of the morning.
Ten...
Fans of hip hop acts Smif N Wessun and Pete Rock are reporting this morning that dozens of NYPD officers stormed the Tammany Hall bar at 152 Orchard St. late last night, breaking up the crowd with pepper spray.
One concertgoer described...
One person with more than a passing interest in tomorrow night's Community Board 3 meeting is this man - Rafik Bouzgarrou, the owner of Angelina Cafe, located at 36 Avenue A. No, he's not applying for or trying to...
On Friday afternoon, defense attorney Kevin O'Donoghue rose to his feet in closing arguments, telling a state Supreme Court judge, "something stinks on the Lower East Side and (referencing a recent New York Magazine story on the city's smelliest...
It's been a tough few weeks for PKNY, the Lower East Side tiki bar formerly known as Painkiller. On top of losing its former name in a federal lawsuit over trademarks in late May, city health officials issued it terrible...
