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Still touring decades after the death of its lead singer Jerry Garcia, The Grateful Dead is a timeless band that has millions of fans worldwide. In this short mini-documentary from the 92Y, learn all about how the California band also has a very strong New York City connection dating back to the 1960s.
New York Dead Freaks Unite! With the recent release of the documentary Long Strange Trip on Amazon and Dead & Company's 2017 summer tour making a stop at Citi Field in Queens, we thought it was the perfect time to explore the Grateful Dead's connection to New York City with the help of Relix Magazine, Mike Greenhaus, Steve Silberman, Jesse Jarnow, Amir Bar-Lev, Conrad Doucette and James R Anderson Photography. By no means a definitive account so please share your favorite New York Dead memories below!
Local pro photographers James and Karla Murray (previously) just launched a new YouTube series in which they explore neighborhoods around New York City from their unique perspective. In this episode, watch as they give you a tour of Manhattan's Lower East Side.
In this episode we travel to the Lower East Side of Manhattan and visit independently-owned shops including Little Canal, Hi-Tech Electronic Service Center and Two Bridge's Diner on Canal Street. We also view our public art installation inside Seward Park, "Mom-and-Pops of the L.E.S." and talk about its mission to help raise awareness of the importance of the unique and irreplaceable contribution made to New York City by small, often family-owned businesses. In addition, we take a look back at some of the small 'mom-and-pop' stores which have sadly disappeared from the Lower East Side. Our rescue dog, Hudson comes along with us and even gets his own hamburger from Two Bridge's Cafe thanks to Teddy.
