New York City is dense and diverse enough to support a plethora of stores that focus only on one item, from pencils to buttons to chopsticks. One longtime establishment on the Bowery, Faerman Cash Register Co. is still in operation, but change is on the way.
MoreFive years after the whitewash at 5 Pointz, the artists have created MoSA, the Museum of Street Art, an installation housed in the new citizenM Bowery hotel.
MoreThe July 2018 outdoor art installations you must see in NYC cover the five boroughs and the waterways. You’ll need to see more than one a day to catch them all!
MoreThe Bowery, New York City’s oldest thoroughfare, is unsurprisingly home to the oldest surviving brick row house in the city: the Edward Mooney House.
MoreNYC filming locations featured in the USA Network cyber-drama “Mr. Robot.” Locations include places among the Coney Island Boardwalk, Lower Manhattan and Queens
MoreLike most buildings in Chinatown, 50 Bowery, now Hotel 50 Bowery, has led many lives. An exhibit inside the hotel pays tribute to its rich, multi-layered history.
MoreThe open-air Bowery Market recently opened on the site of a former auto-mechanic shop, offering a small but diverse array of vendors in a quaint atmosphere.
MoreMost people think of malls when they hear “food court,” but New Yorkers have places like the Dekalb Market, City Kitchen, and the other eateries to choose from.
MoreThere is a bonafide dawn redwood tree towering above Houston Street, near the intersection of Bowery located inside Liz Christy Community Garden.
MoreThe Cooper Union partnered with the Bowery Alliance of Neighbors to display “Windows on the Bowery,” a project to preserve the Bowery’s historical integrity.
MorePress photographer Weegee’s Bowery was a Skid Row of derelicts and drunks – a world away from the boutique hotels and hipster joints that line the street today.
MoreLegendary photographer Weegee gets two new exhibits from ICP, “Weegee’s Bowery” showcasing images of gritty East Village in the 1930s and 40s in NYC.
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