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Hace 1 día · On this tour, explore the changes in buildings before, during and after the era of tenements, and how the Lower East Side’s architecture mirrors debates across the city and country. Among others, stops on this tour include: The 1950s utopian, Modernist Seward Park Housing Cooperative, an experiment in co-owned housing.
Hace 4 días · The Seward Park Campus comprises five schools with an average graduation rate of about 80%. The original school in the building was opened 1929 and closed 2006. Libraries. The New York Public Library (NYPL) operates two branches in the Lower East Side. The Seward Park branch is located at 4192 East Broadway.
Hace 4 días · Residency Program. Deadline: July 15, 2024 12:00am. Seward Park Clay Studio Resident Artist Program offers a variety of opportunities to clay artists to develop their skills and establish a community of support and professional connections. The program is designed to fit a variety of people’s needs with residencies from one to three years.
Hace 3 días · Keep Me Nearby, explores the theme of making a home through the display of never-before-seen photographs of the interiors of houses that were demolished for the Seward Park Urban Renewal Area...
Hace 3 días · Seward Park, the first municipal playground in the United States. Jarmulowsky Bank Building, where many immigrants entrusted their savings. Neighborhood Walking Tours. Tour begins at 103 Orchard Street. 60 minutes. Ages 0 + Permitted. Wheelchair Accessible. 1.1 miles. Important Information. Purchase Tickets. Select a time for Saturday, June 1, 2024
Hace 5 días · By 1950, the University had moved from the original Fairfield Avenue location to the present Seaside Park campus, which has since grown from 22 to 53 acres. Enrollment was nearly 3,500 students, including a number of international students, taught by a faculty of 183 men and women.
Hace 5 días · In Translation Book Club. The In Translation Book Club meets in person at our Seward Park location on the third Tuesday of every month virtually and the fourth Tuesday in person at Seward Park to discuss translated books from around the globe.
