Nabe News: September 2
Posted: September 2, 2010 at 1:46 pm
Faux graffiti, Earl, and subway benches, all in today’s neighborhood news roundup!
Sara Samoiloff Jewelry at 160 Orchard
Posted: September 2, 2010 at 6:30 am
It took roughly eight months, but a business has finally moved into the old Fashion & Fashion space at 160 Orchard Street. And it’s a familiar one at that. Sara Samoiloff brings her earthy jewelry shop, which was once located at 149 Avenue A, to the neighborhood.
Allen Street Deli Now Open at 203 Allen
Posted: September 2, 2010 at 6:25 am
The signage is up, the window paper peeled away; ready to roll. Indeed, opening day has come and gone at 203 Allen, the new home of the Allen Street Deli. Whereas its predecessor, Lucky Stop, was a 24-hour joint, the new occupant seems to close early. If it hopes to survive in this location, they will need to remain open for the late night crowd.
Chalkboard Wisdom: Beavis & Butthead, Huh Huh
Posted: September 2, 2010 at 6:18 am
In mid-July, epic news broke that his highness Mike Judge was reviving the seminal 90s series Beavis & Butthead. And the general consensus across the internets seems to be that of relief and excitement. After all, it will be cool to see how the cartoon idiots interpret today’s music scene. Los Feliz at 109 Ludlow appears equally jazzed, incorporating the duo in their always-entertaining chalkboard signage.
James Fuentes Gallery Moving to 55 Delancey
Posted: September 2, 2010 at 6:12 am
In due course, the mostly-dormant 55-D Delancey will carry the distinction of being the only gallery on Delancey. A pioneer. Since Creative Sign, Inc. relocated down the block last October, the storefront space has remained largely dormant. Well, aside from the brief designer pop-up C’est Beau back in July. Now artist James Fuentes is on his way to the neighborhood.
