Essex Market
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Rock Shic: Devil’s in the Details
Blink and you may miss it, but this nonchalant Mademoiselle possesses just the type of style that I cherish so much in my beloved Lower East Side.
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Nordic Preserves Fish & Wildlife Opens Inside Essex Market
Sagging sales and changing demographics forced the fourth-generation Jeffrey Ruhalter to pull the plug on the family butcher business after three-quarters of a century in operation.
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Recap: The Feast Pavilion at Essex Market Building D
This past week, the Feast Conference took over part of the city, with a mission of celebrating “ground shaking change,” gathering “remarkable entrepreneurs, radicals, doers and thinkers that bring their talents to [...]
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SPURA Plan Approved By City Council Land Use Committee
Yesterday, the City Council Land Use subcommittee voted unanimously to approve a modified SPURA development plan.
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Recap: DayLife at the Lowline Exhibit
For the past two Sundays, “DayLife,” a pop-up festival of local vendors, was holding court indoors alongside the Lowline prototype’s Japanese Bloodgood Maple tree and other greenery.
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New Essex Street Market Vendors: Beurre & Sel Cookies and Fish
The departure of Jeffrey's Meats from the Essex Street Market left a void that is only now being completely filled.
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David Levine’s “Habit” Performance Art Coming to Essex Street Market
The stunt - watching three actors perform a ninety-minute drama on loop for eight hours a day for ten days straight. Starting Friday at 1 pm, the abandoned Essex Street Market at Rivington will host this [...]
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Recap: Looking at the Lowline Park Prototype
Saturday was the inauguration of "Imagining the Lowline," a public preview of the proposed Lowline park.
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City Planning Commission Approves SPURA Development Plan
Ready the cranes, pile-drivers, and backhoes. SPURA is entering a new era of redevelopment after lying fallow for fifty years.