Are There Any Stores In East Village In Manhattan That Sell Rap/hip Hop Merchandise?
Jun 07, 2009 by L.Y.R.I.C | Posted in New York City
Im current there tomorrow and I was wondering because I know it mostly a punk type area and I'm into rock but im more into old school and freedom fighters rap so yeah im pretty sure there should be stores there with hip hop merchandise but I want to know what they are? Any suggestions or anything else i could verify out in east village?
i dont differentiate about the east village but for rap/hip hop merchandise you can try jimmy jazz, snd or dr jays
What Subway Do I Take To Go From The Upper Wst Side To The East Village In Manhattan?
May 26, 2008 by takingbackhaley | Posted in New York City
Appreciation you!
http://tripplanner.mta.info/
You can advertisement in an address or landmark and MTA will tell you the train or trains you will need to take, how long the ride is and where to get off. It also tells you where to prowl to once you arrive at the final station.
Have a good time!
How Do You Get To The East Village/Lower East Side Of Manhattan From Penn Station?
Sep 25, 2009 by Rebecca | Posted in Commuting
preferably by tube
also plz dont just tell me which subway, i need to know where to get off as well. thanks
To get to the Degrade East Side, take the A, C or E train from Penn Station to W 4 St, then transfer to the F or V train. The V ends at Lower East Side-2 Av station, while the F continues farther into the Trim East Side (Delancey St, East Broadway) and on to Brooklyn.
The East Village is north of the Lower East Side, and the northern boundary of the East Village is 14th St. Instead of transferring at W 4 St you could get off at 14 St and take the L following to 3 Av or 1 Av.
Sep 22, 2008 by Decisions Desicions | Posted in New York City
I am pathetic to NYC and I am researching different areas. What is the difference between the two? Which one would you rather live? Which is more affordable. Can I find a 1 br there for about $1750?
Greenwich Village is the NYU space and west, East Village is east of that.
Not tremendously different. The west side of the Village has a slightly older crowd, more brownstones muddled in with the apartment buildings, and a few relatively quiet streets when you get over toward the Hudson River. The East Village is more crowded, with more of a college-elderly party scene. The artsy bohemian vibe of the East Village is much weaker than it was 20 years ago. Similarly, there's a gay wires in the West Village, but it has been greatly diluted.
I doubt you can find a livable 1br for that price anywhere in the Village, but check Craigslist and see what you can do.
i dont differentiate about the east village but for rap/hip hop merchandise you can try jimmy jazz, snd or dr jays