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WELCOME TO THE LOWER EAST SIDE
Home to a mix of the historic and the hip,
New York’s Lower East Side (LES) is where
classic architecture meets contemporary
art, vintage threads meet vogue fashion and
multigenerational, family-owned bargain shops
sit beside cutting-edge boutiques. The LES has
something for everyone!
Once you get a taste of the Lower East Side,
you’ll find out why we say, LES is More.
Explore.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
LESJC Mini-Tours Program July to October 2009
To accommodate tourists interested in experiencing the sacred sites and rich history of the Lower East Side, the Lower East Side Jewish Conservancy (LESJC) is initiating a program of mini-tours that will begin on Wednesday, July 15, and continue through Friday, October 9, 2009. Each tour will be presented for approximately 90 minutes.
Two mini-tours are planned. The mini-tour based on highlights of the LESJC’s public tour "Crossing Delancey" will be offered on Wednesdays beginning at 2:00 p.m.; and the mini-tour based on highlights of the LESJC’s "Bialystoker the Beautiful" tour will be offered on Fridays beginning at 10:45 p.m. These tours will start in front of the Lower East Side Business Improvement District Visitor’s Center at 54 Orchard Street. Fees for the mini-tours will be $10 for adults and $8 for seniors and students. Children under six are free.
Further information on the mini-tours may be obtained by calling the Lower East Side Jewish Conservancy at 212-374-4100, ext 1 or 2, or by e-mail to info@nycjewishtours.org
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WE’VE MOVED!
The Visitor’s office has moved down the block, to 54 Orchard Street, between Hester and Grand Streets. Our phone number (212.226.9010) is the same. If you have any questions, please contact us at
or stop by our new office at 54 Orchard.
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Podcast tour of the Lower East Side
See, Touch, Taste… EXPLORE!
THE
L.E.S. IS MORE. EXPLORE! PODTOUR
Download this FREE PodTour and enjoy a fascinating tour taking your
imagination back and forth in time to the Historic and Hip, the Vintage and
Vogue, the Classic and Contemporary. All in the Lower East Side!
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FREELower East Side Gallery Map
Now Available!
Click the link below and we’ll mail you a copy. (Please provide your name and address for delivery)
For an electronic copy please click here
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Check out
8coupons.com
for free
printable and mobile coupons. 8coupons.com
is a
recently launched NYC neighborhood website that features
great deals from local Lower East Side merchants. On
8coupons.com,
you can get everything from 20% off your
check at LES Sandwicherie to 10% off at MooShoes. To
take advantage of these offers, simply go to
8coupons.com |
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OPPORTUNITY: REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS!
The Lower East Side Business Improvement District is requesting proposals for new computer and office equipment. Please click here for full information.
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Metro NY is the paper you trust for your NYC
daily news. Now trust Metro for info on your favorite nabe, the
Lower East Side.
L.E.S. Specific Articles include:
- Chic to Cheap: How to Make Ends Meet Between Beauty and Budget
- Making of The Band
- Making Green Fashion “Haute”
- Healthy Recipies for a Happy Stomach
- A Guide to the Lower East Side
If you have an article idea that you
would like to see in the Summer Edition of METRO-LES email
info@lowereastsideny.com |
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212-533-9080
WATCH AND LEARN! Check out the great new video from the Blue Moon Hotel, 100 Orchard Street, New York, NY 100002, 212.533.9080: Blue Moon Hotel video |
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For
generations of immigrants, the Lower East Side is where it all began.
For a new generation of emerging
artists and innovative merchants, the LES is where it's beginning - again.
Historically characterized by tenements and pushcarts, Orchard Street
got its fame more than 200 years ago, when families squeezed into the
tall, cramped buildings that filled lower Manhattan. Industrious
immigrants became the Lower East Side business owners as they hit
the streets, selling their wares from potato sacks to the thousands of
local shoppers. Successful business owners expanded their inventory,
purchased pushcarts - and eventually storefronts, making Orchard Street
one of the busiest commercial districts in the world.
Click here for more information on the Lower East
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Weather Report for the
Lower East Side
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