Lower East Side
United States
The Lower East Side connects to 6304 places across 25 topics through 606 Bunkabop connections, with music, film, and art forming the largest clusters. Its ties extend strongly to New York City and Manhattan but also reach Brooklyn, Los Angeles, and London. Second Avenue earned the name "Yiddish Broadway" for its concentration of Yiddish theatre productions in the early 20th century. The neighborhood also hosted First Houses, built in 1935 to 1936 as the first public housing project in the United States.
Eric Drooker
Connects Lower East Side to: Far Rockaway
Eric Heatherly
Connects Lower East Side to: Tennessee
Joe Jusko
Connects Lower East Side to: New York City, New York
Trav S.D.
Connects Lower East Side to: New York City, New York
street prostitution
Connects Lower East Side to: Kenilworth, Cape Town | Zona Norte, Tijuana
public housing project
Connects Lower East Side to: Dorchester, Boston | Douglas, Chicago
Grand Street (Manhattan)
Connects Lower East Side to: Williamsburg, Brooklyn | Chinatown, Manhattan
Bodega (store)
Connects Lower East Side to: Williamsburg, Brooklyn | Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan
Loisaida
Connects Lower East Side to: Bushwick, Brooklyn | East Village, Manhattan
Bangladeshis
Connects Lower East Side to: Brooklyn, New York | Barak Valley | Little Bangladesh, Los Angeles
The Window (1949 film)
Connects Lower East Side to: London, England | New York City, New York
Philip H. Sechzer
Connects Lower East Side to: San Antonio, Texas