“ON THE ROAD” BEAT POET WALKING TOUR
Saturday, December 15th @ 1pm

In the 1950’s, Greenwich Village was the hot spot for the Beat Generation. Famous Poets, writers, and musicians called the neighborhood around our humble store home. We’ll be leading a walking tour that stops at all of the famous spots the Beats inhabited in their daily lives. It will be a unique opportunity to learn some history about the neighborhood, and shoot some great Lomographic photos inspired by the Beats artists! Read more

ON THE ROAD EXHIBITION AND HOLIDAY BLUE HOUR
Thursday, December 20th @ 6pm

The On The Road Exhibition will be a culmination of our online rumble, and will showcase the work of the fantastic winners! We will be hosting the opening along with a Holiday themed Blue Hour, so get ready for some wintery December cheer, wine, good music, and the chance to see the winning photos from our rumble exhibited right here at the NYC store! Read more

PRE-ORDER YOUR BELAIR JETSETTER OR CITY SLICKER!
@ Lomography NYC

This sweet new medium format camera allows you to shoot three different mind-boggling sizes, 6 by 12 and 6 by 9 rectangles, and a 6 by 6 square! With high clarity, an aperture priority internal light meter, zone focusing, and interchangeable lenses, there is so much you can do with the Belair! Here in the shop, we have a limited number of pre-orders available for 15% off. Not sure what to get your best friend who already has it all? Want something fun and new as a gift for yourself? Stop by the NYC shop and we can get you set up for the next batch of Belairs, due to arrive at the shop in January! Read more

DECEMBER 13TH TO JANUARY 5TH

* Saturday, December 15th - 1pm On The Road Beat Poet Walking Tour

* Thursday, December 20th - 6pm On The Road Exhibition & Holiday Blue Hour

* Wednesday January 2nd – 1pm Workshop: La Sardina

* Saturday, January 5th – 1pm 110 Workshop

Birthday Party: Lomography Turns 20! See Photos here
Workshop Highlights: Lomographic Light Painting See Photos here

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