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May 2019
THE EAST VILLAGE: Four Hundred Years of Art, Architecture and Activism
Join urban historian Barry Feldman for a walking tour and discussion of the history of this iconic downtown neighborhood. Explore streets lined with nineteenth century…
Find out more »The Lower East Side Festival of the Arts
Theater for the New City Sunday, May 26 from 4pm to midnight Free The 24th Annual Lower East Side Festival of the Arts! Inside 4pm…
Find out more »“We Call Upon the Believers in Democracy”: The NAACP at 110
Henry Street Settlement Wednesday, May 29th, 6:30-8:00pm In the room where it all began, this panel discussion will cover the origin of the NAACP and…
Find out more »Open Doors Open Studios
The Clemente Friday, May 31 at 6pm Saturday, June 1 at 4pm The Clemente Soto Velez Cultural and Educational Center is hosting its 23rd annual…
Find out more »May 2020
Hester Street Fair
Hosting special live programing and profiles on their favorite businesses in the LES. Featuring DJ Uma Bullok at 4pm via their website.
Find out more »MOCACREATE @ HOME: Woven Together
Garment workers have always been a large part of Chinatown's identity and community. Learn about their experiences as you create an individual weaving that reflects…
Find out more »Ambition, Activism, and Adaptation: Jewish Women of the LES Virtual Class
Young immigrant women at the turn-of-the-20th century were often pulled between old and new worlds, gender expectations and evolving ways of life. How were young,…
Find out more »Ecological City – Art & Climate Solution Virtual Pageant
Ecological City applies the inspirational power of the arts to build community, collaboration and action on climate and sustainability initiatives throughout the community gardens, neighborhood and East River Park…
Find out more »Virtual Tour of Lower East Side
LESPI will explore the blocks south of Delancey Street, between Forsyth and Orchard Streets, and the great wealth of historic architecture and history that still…
Find out more »Virtual Tour of Oliver Street – Al Smith District
LESPI will be exploring Governor Al Smith's old neighborhood, which he would still very much recognize today. The area's streetscapes include a wealth of intact…
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