From Walking the LES to FREE Food with Edgar Allan Poe
The LES’s Tenement Museum has a new walking tour called 'œNext Steps,' focusing on the trends that shaped the Lower East Side from 1935 to the present, and this Wednesday at 2:30pm, the tour is FREE! The tour takes visitors above Delancey Street, with stops along the way at bodegas, parks, settlement houses, and churches. Discuss gentrification and neighborhood change, immigration trends post-1966, how buildings have been changed and reused, and how urban renewal affected the Lower East Side in ways good and bad. Tour size is limited to 25 people, so get your tickets on Wednesday from 10am on at the Visitor Center. No more than 2 tickets per person.
'œNext Steps' Walking Tour
Wednesday, April 21
Tenement Museum
108 Orchard St. (at Delancey St.) [LES]
$FREE, 2:30pm walk
Like Edgar Allan Poe? Then jaunt on over to the illustrated lecture called 'œEdgar Allan Poe at Fordham.' The famous American writer spent his final years (1846 -1849) in a simple frame cottage in NY’s very own Bronx. There, Poe wrote such works as 'œThe Bells,' 'œEureka,' 'œAnnabel Lee,' and 'œThe Cask of Amontillado.' Reception until 8:00 PM in the Poe Room at NYU’s Law School. (free food') RSVP ahead of time and bring your photo ID. To RSVP, call 212.998.2400 or email community.affairs@nyu.edu.
'œEdgar Allan Poe at Fordham'
Wednesday, April 21
NYU School of Law, Furman Hall Room 216
245 Sullivan St. (Between Washington Sq. South and W. 3rd St.) [West Village]
$FREE, 6pm
