Photographer Mayan Toledano celebrates the launch of their new book No Mames —dreamy, intimate portraits of the LGBTQ creatives energizing Mexico City’s art and design culture. In conversation with Erin Magee.PLEASE NOTE: […]
UFC will be hosting an activation on Wednesday, November 8th - Thursday, November 9th on the Flatiron North Plaza. Please be aware of increased activity in the neighborhood. Stop by […]
Stan Herman, whose vision over the last 60 years helped form America’s everyday style, launches Uncross Your Legs: A Life in Fashion. In conversation with Jeffrey Banks. PLEASE NOTE: RSVPs are […]
Visionary jewelry designer Francesca Amfitheatrof celebrates the launch of their new monograph, a privileged look at their unique approach to creating collections of high jewelry for Louis Vuitton. In conversation […]
Join us for Big Bottles, Big Difference!An elegant evening of champagne and caviar for a cause.Come sip the night away with Laurent-Perrier, Charles Heidsieck, Piper-Heidsieck, Nicolas Feuillatte, G.H. Mumm, Lanson […]
Bubbles that give back? Yes, please! Put your decadent habit to good cause by supporting: New York Champagne Week’s Big Bottles, Big Difference event in collaboration with BLACKBARN Restaurant’s Chef/Owner, […]
Poppi Soda will be hosting an activation on Friday, November 10th from 12 pm - 7 pm on the Flatiron North Plaza. Please be aware of increased activity in the […]
On Saturday, November 11th the NYC Veterans Day Parade will be taking place from 9:30 am - 12:30 pm. Parade route includes Fifth Avenue from 24th Street to 48th Street. […]
Celebrate the centennial of Italo Calvino with Italian illustrators and American children's publishers, hosted by the Bologna Children's Book Fair and Rizzoli Bookstore. 6 to 7 pm: Bologna Children's Book Fair […]
This Veterans Day weekend, the Flatiron NoMad Partnership is hosting a free, special historic walking tour on Sunday, November 12th. Meet at 11 am at the tip of the Flatiron […]
INVISIBLE THREAD is an exhibition of works by three artists––Mari Ishikawa, Mikiko Minewaki, and Sayumi Yokouchi––based on Senryu, a form of Japanese poetry. Senryu was derived from Haiku, through colloquial […]
