 Upcoming Events and Programs
Weekly Insider Walking Tours of the Lower East Side
Every Thursday and Sunday walk the streets and learn the history of the Lower East Side with us. June 17th to December 30th • Learn More
Walking Tour: Crossing Delancey
Sunday, September 12, 2010 • 10:45 AM • Learn More
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LESJC News
JULY, 2010
Our Lower East Side Visitor Center announced in the Grand Street News. The article explains the center and how it will be instrumental in our walking tours, especially our new 90 minute Insider Tours. |
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JUNE 24, 2010
Our Crossing Delancey walking tour reviewed in the blog Amuse Bouche. Reviewer Don Magee includes lots of pictures and descriptions of the tour as it journeyed through historic sights, shops, and the Lower East Side. |
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JUNE 17, 2010
Kling/Niman Visitor Center of the Lower East Side Conservancy featured in The Low-Down. |
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MAY, 2010
The annual UJC dinner was a great success. Thanks to all those who participated and were present. The dinner was featured in an article in the Jewish World.
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FEBRUARY 22, 2010
The Lower East Side Reunion held its annual event in Florida. Our very own Laurie Tobias Cohen was invited to give a progress report of the neighborhood.
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 * Includes seed money of $37,500 from Michael Pertain and a generous grant from State Senator Daniel Squadron ($20,000) for operational use after opening. Details of the Kling/Niman Family History exhibit coming soon.
LES Map c.1885. Explore the map above by moving it around and zooming in and out. Many details of the Lower East Side are still recognizable! Learn about several of the LES's historical and sacred places from the "Hotspots" menu. Click on the photo icons for more information. (Map courtesy NYPL) |
The Lower East Side Jewish Conservancy is an educational and cultural organization representing many Lower East Side synagogues, schools, and cultural institutions. The Conservancy was created with two initial goals: to support, enhance and activate the Lower East Side’s community of living synagogues and other historic structures, and to raise public awareness of the Lower East Side’s distinct cultural identity.
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