Lower Eastside Girls Club

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  This Weekend: Ahkun Pop-Up to Benefit Lower Eastside Girls Club

  Shopping sustainably at budget prices is the theme of this weekend's pop-up event to benefit the Lower Eastside Girls Club.

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  Lower Eastside Girls Club Announces 2nd Annual Holiday Cookie Swap and Bake Off

  For the second year running, the Lower Eastside Girls Club is hosting a holiday cookie swap and bake off.  The event will be held at La Vie on Saturday, December 18, 1:00 – 4 PM.  Tickets are $15 in advance [...]

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  Lower Eastside Girls Club Groundbreaking Ceremony

  Last Friday afternoon, officials from the NYC Housing Development Corporation, the NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development, elected state and local leaders, and project developer Dermot Company were [...]

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  New City Park Coming to 14 Second Avenue?

  In the spirit of the Liz Christy Garden just across the way, a new green space seems to be in the works at the northeast corner of East Houston and Second Avenue.  Indeed, the strip of Parks Department land, [...]

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  Official Grand Opening of Celebrate Cafe at the Bowery Poetry Club

  Celebrate Cafe is almost in its fifth month of operation inside the Bowery Poetry Club.  The venture is run by the Lower Eastside Girls Club, and doubles as an entrepreneurial program for youth and young adults.  [...]

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  Breezy Hill Orchard & Cider Mill Now Open at Essex Market

  Over the weekend, a reader relayed juicy information that the bustling Essex Street Market now has a new merchant - Breezy Hill Orchard & Cider Mill.  The stall, which is located beside the Lower Eastside [...]

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  Celebrate Cafe at the Bowery Poetry Club

  Last week, we reported that the Lower East Side History Project recently joined forces with Fourth Arts Block and the Cooper Square Committee, and will be moving to 61 East Fourth Street on February 2. In the wake [...]

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  A Well-Preserved Chico Mural

  Chico has been in the local news quite a bit the past couple of weeks.  EV Grieve first reported that the Lower Eastside Girls Club commissioned the neighborhood luminary, who has since moved to Florida, to paint [...]