There will be a street festival taking place on Saturday, May 11th from 11 am – 6 pm on Sixth Avenue between 23rd Street and 32nd Street. Please be aware of increased activity in the neighborhood. Stop by to see what all the fuss is about!
KINTSUGI WORKSHOP by Yuko GunjiPRICE: $150 Kintsugi is a technique of repairing broken ceramics and applying gold or silver or lacquer to the cracks. This technique, which emphasizes rather than hides scars, has been loved in Japan since ancient times as an art form that embraces imperfection and revitalizes it.Traditional kintsugi requires as long as two […]
Nicola Caminiti -alto & soprano sax Lex Korten -piano Ben Tiberio -double bass Miguel Russell -drums “Vivid Tales of a Blurry Self-Portrait” is a non-chronological narration of my journey in this world. Each track featured on this album represents an encounter, a feeling, a tangible life experience. These songs are Vivid Tales that shaped, changed, […]
Our exclusive Mother’s Day Event from 10 am to 4 pm. What to Expect? Ticket Perks: Each $50 ticket not only grants you entry but also converts fully into credit for any service you choose to book during the event. Your day of self-care is practically pre-paid! Welcome Gifts: Each attendee will be greeted with a beautiful flower […]
Mother's Day Brunch Pre-Fixe: Join Us For Mother's Day Brunch At Sweetbriar Restaurant for a bountiful selection of fruits, pastries, and delectable brunch bites. 2-course Pre-Fixe for $45 per person. Pair Our Special Menu with our Bottomless Mimosa, Bloody Mary, or specialty Sweetbriar Sangria for an additional $25 per person.
Treat Mom to a day as fabulous as she is. Brunch reservations are now open and filling up fast for Mother's Day! Whether you’re planning a cozy brunch with the family or a special dinner celebration, we’ve got you covered. Book your table now Resy and let’s make this Mother’s Day one to remember.Indulge in […]
Tony Caramanico celebrates the launch of his new book Montauk Surf Journals, a window into the life of a pioneering figure in the proliferation of East Coast surf culture since the 1960s. In conversation with editor Zack Raffin. PLEASE NOTE: RSVPs are encouraged but not required. Seating is limited and will be first come, first served. There will […]
Take an evening tour with our team of horticulture experts. We’ll stroll through the carefully cultivated park gardens and learn about all the different species growing this season. Free and open to the public, no reservations are required though kindly requested. Please consider a donation to Madison Square Park Conservancy so that we can continue […]
Join Kirsten Blazek, founder and principal of A1000XBetter, in conversation with Domino’s Julie Vadnal to celebrate her new book A Rebel by Design. PLEASE NOTE: RSVPs are encouraged but not required. Seating is limited and will be first come, first served. Doors open at 5:30 pm. Can't attend? Order your signed copy here (please specify that you would […]
We’re throwing a party and you’re invited! Join us on Tuesday, May 14th to celebrate the iconic destinations of Flatiron & NoMad. This year’s event includes a special retirement tribute to our long-time VP of Field Operations Scott Kimmins. Mingle with colleagues and neighbors in the spectacular venue, Everdene at Virgin Hotels New York City (📍1227 Broadway, 3rd […]
Rose B. Simpson brings seven eighteen-foot-high steel sentinels convening in a semicircle around a female figure emerging from the earth in her newly commissioned project in Madison Square Park. Join Truth Murray-Cole, Senior Curatorial Manager, for a free 15-minute tour of Seed. The exhibition is on view in the park from April 11 to September 22, 2024. This […]
Patricia Brennan -vibraphone Mat Maneri -viola Erica Dicker -violin Jacob Garchik -trombone Kenny Warren -trumpet Stephan Crump -acoustic bass Album Release Concert! The Memphis-bred, Brooklyn-based composer and bassist Stephan Crump presents an extraordinary ensemble and body of work inspired by Erica Gies’ book Water Always Wins and the movement to redefine how we live with […]
