Tag Archives: The Lobster Pound

Entrepreneurship: It’s creative, right?

By sarah | Published: September 7, 2009
…though it’s kind of fishy to most of us “I’m-too-high-minded-to-make-any-money” artsy types. That said: Ralph, the woodworker we mentioned a few weeks ago, starts selling $13 lobster rolls from his storefront store on Columbia St. in Red Hook next week. This photo from Lost City, who seem to be addicted to buying such treats at the Brooklyn [...]
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Creativity in the Workplace: Recession Inspiration in Bklyn

By admin | Published: August 5, 2009
The Red Hook Lobster Pound is actually the brainchild/business venture of a woodworker, named Ralph, who has his shop next door. What’s cool is the artfulness with which he does both activities: He builds furniture out of recycled wood in his shop; and for his “store” he’s constructed a platform of wooden, rubber-lined tubs (kind [...]
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