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The jackets are coming in nicely this spring!
Photo in Tompkins Square Park yesterday by Michael Sean Edwards
It appears to be part of the re-branding of Pan Am Equities' 4000 unit apartment portfolio by Mirador Properties, which is now in charge of marketing and leasing. Mirador is overseeing the upscaling the properties with Restoration Hardware fixtures, high end appliances, and sleek lobbies. It is being branded as "True North", dedicated to combining "Old New York design" with "modern technology and amenities". Ok, whatever.
Ukrainian Easter Egg Decorating Workshop with Anna Sawaryn
Saturday April 12, noon - 2 p.m.
6th & B Garden - Avenue B between 5th & 6th Street
(Since we work with candles and hot beeswax children under 10 must be accompanied by an adult.)
Ukrainians have been creating beautiful pysanky using a batik process for centuries. Eggs represent life and were given to friends, as a symbol of good fortune and protection from harm. With the acceptance of Christianity in 988 the pysanka, a symbol of rebirth, became a part of Ukrainian Easter traditions.
Eggs are dyed, starting with the lightest and ending with the darkest, usually black. A stylus and hot beeswax are used to cover, the color beneath. Whatever is covered with beeswax will remain that color and be protected from the next dye. In the end all the beeswax is removed revealing the many layers of color.
"The man, he want a thousand dollars more. I pay the $3,000, he want $4,000," DiGirolamo said.
"This level of craftsmanship, this level of care, this level of pride is really disappearing," said James Murray, an East Village resident.
Gino is also known for staying open and in his store literally all night. Max Chanoch came in to drop off pants to be tailored at 11 p.m., they were ready by 7 a.m.
Mr. Gotch explained that while both he and the landlord are sad to see the Shakespeare & Co. go, business is business. "That part of Broadway has changed," he said. "Their lease has expired and they're staying on briefly until the landlord acquires a new tenant. The fact of the matter is that along with many bookstores, they are having trouble paying rents that were affordable 10 years ago when they signed these leases."
The offering could include the Second Floor as well for a total of 7,200 SF.
New build out with vented kitchen.
Existing full liquor license
Selling lower level, with kitchen and seating
Thanks to the local student, tourist, and resident populations, thousands of people walk by the space every day.
Neighboring Tenants: 51 Astor Place, Chipotle, Pinkberry, Yoga to the People, Cooper Union, NYU