Continuing our partnership with New York City News at Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY, here's a look at 1st Street Green Park, from Gurami Jamaspishvili.
Jamaspishvili writes: "Nestled amid Houston and 2nd Ave, First Street Green...
Hoping to encourage more foot traffic, gallery owners Leslie Heller and Bart Keijsers Koning recently kicked off the inaugural L.E.S. Art Week, featuring exhibits at local galleries with a special emphasis on female artists or groups of female artists.
Laura Olivieri...
Here's a look at Chillhouse, a wellness cafe at 149 Essex St., from Ivan Flores with New York City News Service. This is part of our continuing collaboration on the "Lower East Side Voices" video series.
We are continuing our collaboration with New York City News Service for our Lower East Side Voices video series. Here's a look at the Malaysian "coffee shop," Kopitiam, from Allyson Escobar. The cafe moved to East Broadway this past summer and has been...
This week we have been checking in with neighborhood businesses as part of our Lower East Side Voices video series. Today, Talib Visram visits with Michelle Myles of Daredevil Tattoo, the iconic shop and museum on Division Street. This series is a...
Ramon Vargas, facilities manager at Henry Street Settlement, has been in this country since 1989, but he still remembers the painful separation from his family like it was yesterday.
All this week, we have been featuring the stories of immigrants in our community and talking with them about the Trump administration's controversial immigration agenda.
In our video series, Lower East Side Voices, we are sampling local opinions about the new administration's immigration policies and learning from immigrants in our community about their experiences.
We're continuing our series today, Lower East Side Voices, in which we talk with local immigrants about their experiences in this country and about the Trump administration's immigration policies.
