Flatiron NoMad

Kentucky Derby Party
2025-04-23

BLACKBARN Restaurant: 10 Year Anniversary Dinner
2025-04-23 17:30 - 2025-12-31 21:00 (America/New_York)
Chef & Owner John Doherty invites you to celebrate 10 years of BLACKBARN Restaruant with our special anniversary menu, featuring our most-loved dishes, such as the Wild Mushroom Toast, the Butternut Squash Ravioli, and the Apple Cider Doughnuts, served family style over three courses.
$85 per person; minimum of four guests required to participate.

Fallingwater: Living With and In Art
2025-04-23 18:00 - 20:00
Fallingwater is a total work of art, seen in this new monograph for the first time in its fullness. Featuring a conversation with Justin Gunther, Director of Fallingwater; Scott W. Perkins, Senior Director of Preservation and Collections; and architectural and interior design photographer Dave Bryce, followed by a signing.

The Jazz Gallery: Yuhan Su & Matt Mitchell
2025-04-23 19:30 - 23:00
Yuhan Su – vibraphone
Matt Mitchell – piano
After several years of collaborations, Vibraphonist Yuhan Su and Pianist Matt Mitchell will premiere a set of new music composed by both of them exploring the gravity of rhythm, extended harmony and interplay.
Vibraphone / Yuhan Su
‘Like the best fiction, it’s entirely enveloping’ – Recent Nominee of 2024 Downbeat Rising Star of Vibraphone, New York based Taiwanese vibraphonist Yuhan Su’s four records release as a leader including Liberated Gesture(2023, Sunnyside), City Animals(2018, Sunnyside), A Room of One’s Own(2015, Inner Circle Music) and Flying Alone(2012, Inner Circle Music) have received widespread approval and numerous music awards, including ‘Best Instrumental Composer Award’ at the Golden Melody Award in 2024 and ‘Best Album of the Year’, ‘Best New Artist’, ’ Best Jazz Single’, ‘Best Instrumentalist Award’ from the Golden Indie Music Award in Taiwan, and ‘Best Release of the Year’ by All about Jazz and Downbeat. Yuhan has performed with different projects including Amir Elsaffar’s Rivers of Sound, Vijay Iyer’s group, Greg Osby Sextet, Matt Mitchell Quartet, Brian Krock’s Big Heart Machine, Miho Hazama’s M_Unit, Webber/Morris Big Band, Quinsin Nachoff Quintet, Jason Yeager’s Septet, Eugenia Choe Trio and more. Yuhan is names as Top 25 Best Vibraphonists in history by U Discover Music and currently endorsed by Ludwig-Musser Percussion, Resta-Jay Percussion and Alternate Mode Inc.
Piano / Matt Mitchell
“A pianist of burrowing focus and an indispensable fixture of the contemporary vanguard” – Nate Chinen, The New York Times

Rizzoli Bookstore: Emerald Drifters by Cig Harvey
2025-04-24 18:00 - 20:00
Following her celebrated monograph Blue Violet (2021), Emerald Drifters is the widely anticipated new book from photographer and writer Cig Harvey. Focusing on the ephemeral nature of light, pigment, and vision, Harvey continues her exquisite personal study of sensory experience. In conversation with Ocean Vuong, followed by a signing.

Pen + Brush: Opening Reception of The Now: Materiality and In the House 4
2025-04-24 18:00 - 20:00
Pen + Brush is excited to announce the opening of our spring exhibitions, The NOW: Materiality and In the House 4. The Now: Materiality is the fifth iteration of our NOW exhibitions—an ongoing series spotlighting artists who are shaping the visual and conceptual language of our time. These artists are the ones to watch—whose work pulses with urgency, insight, and consideration.
The Now: Materiality brings together three artists: Anindita Dutta, Iliana Emilia Garcia, Alida Wilkinson who are working through materials—treating the contents of form, medium, and process as sites of inquiry, voice, story, resistance, and return. Here, materials are not passive tools but active collaborators in the process of making. The simplicity of clay, the human body, and the readymade chair—each elemental in form and also, deeply familiar—offers a universal language. Stripped of excess, these materials and symbols carry weight beyond their surface, inviting reflection on memory, presence, and transformation. In these hands, the ordinary becomes profound—an offering of depth, grace, and clarity through their works.
On view in our lower gallery, Pen + Brush proudly presents In the House 4, an ongoing exhibition series that showcases a selection of works by artists on our roster, each offering unique artistic perspectives and creative expression. Featuring artists Hannah Layden, Alex Romero, and Gale Rothstein.
In the House 4 is not confined to a single theme. Instead, it embodies a shared concept: each work is on our radar and deemed worthy of consideration. The reasons for featuring each artist are distinct, but they all contribute significantly to the dialogue Pen + Brush aims to foster with the public. The exhibition invites colleagues, visitors, collectors, press, and artists to engage in constructive dialogue and to think out loud together.

MoMath: Special Screening: The $2 Million Lost Book of Archimedes
2025-04-24 18:30 - 21:00
Join us at MoMath for a special in-person screening of The Method: The $2 Million Lost Book of Archimedes, a documentary tracing the extraordinary 2,000-year journey of Archimedes’ lost manuscript. This incredible document reveals how Archimedes anticipated key elements of calculus, long before Newton and Leibniz.
After the screening, filmmaker Ben Syversen will be joined by mathematicians Steven Strogatz and Alex Kontorovich for an insightful Q&A session, delving into the fascinating history and groundbreaking mathematics behind this ancient manuscript.

KNÓSIS: The Wasteland: Read and Sung
2025-04-24 18:30 - 21:30
Return to the beginning again: hear modernity’s greatest poem read aloud and understand it for the first time. Interspersed with song and sewn together with a group sounding, we’ll live the poem and come away remembering that possibility always exists even in the darkest night of the soul. Sages (and now scientists, too) know that voicing calms the body & soothes the mind. We’ll reflect on and engage with vibration so to seal our time in an embodied, communal benediction affirming that peace is not only our birthright, yet too, humanity’s perennial wish. But cosmic peace, is a personal project. So in the spirit of Nada Brahm–:The World is Sound–join us to sound into being new possibility.
April 24th at KNÓSIS
7 W 22nd St, 8th Floor, New York, NY 10010
Doors Open 6:30 pm. Performance 7:30, Light reception to follow
Tickets $33.85 on Eventbrite:
The Wasteland: Read and Sung Tickets, Thu, Apr 24, 2025 at 6:30 PM | Eventbrite
Email: hjcaracappa@gmail.com with questions

The Jazz Gallery: Emilio Solla & La Inestable de Brooklyn
2025-04-24 19:30 - 23:00
Emilio Solla – piano & compositions
Charles Pillow – alto sax., soprano sax., flute & piccolo
Tim Armacost – tenor sax., alto flute & bass clarinet
John Bailey – trumpet & flugelhorn
Mike Fahie – trombone
Sara Caswell – violin
Rodolfo Zanetti – bandoneon
Edward Perez – double bass
Rogerio Boccato – drums & percussion
Latin Grammy winner and six-times Grammy nominated pianist and composer Emilio Solla was born and raised in Argentina and has been living in NY since 2007.
La Inestable de Brooklyn is a nine-piece orchestra with an unusual instrumental combination which allows the composer to project textures and sounds evoking a wide range of styles and influences, from academic counterpoint writing to chamber music, from traditional tango and Latin American grooves to a standard trio plus horns that brings at times the classical color of the greatest and most distinctly American art form: jazz music. Join us for a night of original music as they get ready to record their new album, Handmade.

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2025-04-25

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2025-04-25 11:02
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Simons Foundation Presents: Quantum Leaps and Creative Bounds
2025-04-25 18:00 - 20:00
This year marks a century since the groundbreaking development of modern quantum mechanics, a fundamental theory in physics that reshaped our understanding of the universe at the smallest scales. Its invention unlocked extraordinary innovations — such as lasers and transistors — while also revealing deep mysteries that remain unsolved. Among them is the ongoing challenge of uniting quantum mechanics with general relativity, a step toward a long-sought “theory of everything.”
Quantum physicist Kyle Eskridge of the Simons Foundation’s Flatiron Institute and New York City–based choreographer Sophia Noel have spent the last six months in conversation, pondering these types of fundamental questions in physics as part of a creative thought partnership. Part of the Open Interval Program, an initiative run by the Simons Foundation and Gibney Dance Company, these partnerships are designed to foster curiosity-driven dialogue between scientists and choreographers, giving them the time and space to think deeply together.
Join Eskridge and Noel as they sit down with Elizabeth Simolke, program manager of the Simons Foundation’s Science, Society & Culture division, for a conversation about curiosity, contradiction and collaboration — forces that will undoubtedly continue to shape the next century of discovery and creativity.
ABOUT THE SPEAKERS
Eskridge joined the Flatiron Institute’s Center for Computational Quantum Physics (CCQ) as a Flatiron Research Fellow in June 2023. He contributes to the ongoing auxiliary-field quantum Monte Carlo (AFQMC) software project, which aims to provide a usable, general purpose open source AFQMC code to the scientific community. Before joining CCQ, he was a postdoctoral research fellow at the College of William & Mary, where he implemented spin-orbit coupling in ab initio AFQMC and applied it to single-molecule magnets. He received his Ph.D. in physics from William & Mary in 2019.
Noel is a contemporary dancer, award-winning filmmaker and storyteller whose work blends hip-hop, salsa, swing, and ballet into dynamic, cross-cultural performances. Through choreography, writing and film, she explores movement as a universal language. After five years in Tokyo, she is now based in New York City, serving as a choreographer-in-residence at Gibney and working in partnership with ElevenLabs, a leader in AI-generated audio. Noel holds a B.A. in art history from Columbia University.

Rizzoli Bookstore: Peter Brooks & Michael Gorra on Henry James
2025-04-25 18:00 - 20:00
Rizzoli welcomes Peter Brooks, author of Henry James Comes Home, and Michael Gorra, editor of Henry James’s On Writers and Writing: Selected Essays, for a celebration of their new books, both published by NYRB Classics.

Special Screening: The $2 Million Lost Book of Archimedes
2025-04-25 18:30 - 21:00
Get ready for an unforgettable evening at MoMath! Join us on April 30 at 6:30 pm for the exclusive screening of The Method: The $2 Million Lost Book of Archimedes, a documentary revealing the incredible journey of Archimedes’ lost manuscript.
This ancient document unveils how Archimedes anticipated elements of calculus centuries before Newton and Leibniz! After the screening, stay for a fascinating Q&A with filmmaker Ben Syversen and renowned mathematicians Steven Strogatz and Alex Kontorovich.

Scarpetta: VINVIVO School of Wine
2025-04-25 19:00 - 21:00
Location: Scarpetta: 88 Madison Avenue New York, NY 10016
Description: Join Scarpetta for The Truth About Natural Wine, a special edition exploring the myths surrounding "natural" wine, questioning marketing-driven labels, and encouraging a more thoughtful discussion about farming techniques, use of chemicals, and the role of human intervention in winemaking.
Led by LDV Hospitality's VP of Brand Operations and resident wine expert, Alessio de Sensi, the evening includes a guided tasting of four wines, curated charcuterie and cheese, a pasta course, and dessert.
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The Jazz Gallery: TJG 30th Anniversary Homage to Jazz Cubano Series // Caracas Trio with Special Guests Yosvany Terry and Michael Rodriguez
2025-04-25 19:30 - 2025-04-26 23:00
Gabriel Chakarji -piano
Juan Diego Villalobos -vibraphone
Michael Rodriguez –trumpet
Daniel Prim -drums
Plus Special Guests
Yosvany Terry -saxophone
Michael Rodriguez –trumpet
The Jazz Gallery, NYC is proud to present An Homage to Jazz Cubano with the Caracas Trio, featuring Yosvany Terry & Michael Rodriguez as part of our 30th Anniversary Special Concert Series. Jazz Cubano was the first thematic series presented at The Jazz Gallery from 2000 to 2001. Dale Fitzgerald who founded The Jazz Gallery cultivated his deep love of Cuba and its culture through the time he spent in Ghana doing the fieldwork for Ph.D dissertation in Anthropology at the UC Berkeley. How the music had and continues to connect West Africa, Cuba, and subsequently NYC across the Atlantic fascinated Dale to no end; the music that born out of the human experience, resilience, and irrepressible joy was Jazz Cubano to Dale.
Every Thursday night, Yosvany Terry would assemble a band that included his regular quartet – Luis Perdomo on piano, John Benitez on bass, and Dafnis Prieto on drums – along with illustrious guests. The Jazz Gallery presented Chucho Valdes, Chuchito Valdes, Bobby Carcassés, Pedrito Martinez, and other Cuban artists known and unknown to the NYC audience in early 2000s.
As part of our 30th Anniversary celebration, we are presenting Yosvany Terry and Michael Rodriguez along with a trio that represents the younger generation of torch bearers, paying homage to Dale Fitzgerald whose spirit lives on in the Jazz Cubano!
Caracas Trio is a New York-based Venezuelan musical group that has been captivating audiences with their unique sound and style. The trio is made up of three highly talented musicians, each bringing their own individual flair to the group. Their music is deeply rooted in the Afro-Venezuelan rhythms and melodic improvisation that form the foundation of Venezuelan folk music.
What sets Caracas Trio apart is their use of a distinctive instrumentation consisting of keyboards, drums, and vibraphone. This combination of instruments allows the group to create a diverse range of sounds and colors, weaving together intricate rhythms and melodies in their compositions.
In addition to their musical prowess, the members of Caracas Trio also share bass parts, percussion, and vocal duties, adding to the richness and complexity of their sound. Their music is a fusion of traditional Venezuelan folk music with modern elements, resulting in a unique and innovative sound that appeals to audiences of all ages and backgrounds.
Caracas Trio’s compositions are known for their rhythmic and melodic complexity, exploring the immense variations of rhythms and grooves found in Venezuelan music. They incorporate a mix of drums and Venezuelan percussion instruments, paired with the melodic dexterity and improvisation featured by the keyboard and vibraphone. The result is music that is at once deeply rooted in tradition and yet contemporary and fresh.
Overall, Caracas Trio strives to connect with the folkloric spirit of music, while incorporating modern elements and techniques. Their music is a celebration of the rich cultural heritage of Venezuela, and a testament to the enduring power and beauty of music as a universal language.
The band members are Gabriel Chakarji, Juan Diego Villalobos, and Daniel Prim.
Since his arrival in New York in 1999, Cuban saxophonist/percussionist/composer Yosvany Terry has been making a difference in contemporary music. His innovative work, a unique confluence of Cuban roots music and jazz, “has helped redefine Latin jazz as a complex new idiom. — “The New York Times” Born into a musical family in Camaguey, Cuba. Yosvany went on to classical music training in Havana at the prestigious National School of Arts (ENA) and Amadeo Roldan Conservatory. After graduating, Yosvany worked with major figures in every realm of Cuban music including pianists Chucho Valdes, and Frank Emilio and the celebrated nueva trova singer/guitarist Silvio Rodriguez. From his earliest days in New York, Yosvany has been welcomed by a broad range of artists in the jazz and contemporary music community; playing with, Steve Coleman, Rufus Reid, Gonzalo Rubalcaba, Roy Hargrove, Vijay Iyer, Jeff “Tain” Watts, Avishai Cohen, Baptiste Trotignon, Eddie Palmieri, and Gerald Clayton. Yosvany has continued his music education in New York, he studied composition, orchestration and counterpoint with Leo Edward, Rudolph Palmer. Yosvany has received a number of commissions as well as grants to support both his performance and composition work. He is a recipient of the prestigious Doris Duke Artist Award of the class 2015. His ‘New Throned King’ album received a Grammy Award Nomination for “Best Latin Jazz Album”. A key aspect of his work is educating the next generation of musicians both here, and in Cuba. He has taught at prestigious institutions across the United States and Canada. He regularly visits his alma maters in Cuba to give workshops and master classes. In 2015, Yosvany joined the full time faculty at Harvard University as Senior Lecture and Director of Jazz Ensembles in the Department of Music.
GRAMMY® Award winningTrumpeter/composer, Michael Rodriguez was born on July 14, 1979 in Queens, New York. Michael was inspired to pursue music as a career by his father, drummer Roberto Rodriguez. Michael studied at the New World school of the Arts in Miami, Florida where he grew up and continued his studies at the University of Miami. After completing two years at the University of Miami, he decided to transfer to the New School University in New York where he received his B.A. Michael has performed and toured with Clark Terry, Bobby Watson, Quincy Jones, Joe Lovano, Toshiko Akiyoshi Orchestra, Pop Icon Jessica Simpson, Chico O’farill Orchestra, Wynton Marsalis and the JALC, Lincoln Center Afro-Latin Jazz Orchestra, and is a member of Charlie Haden’s Liberation Music Orchestra. Michael has also performed and traveled with Jon Faddis and the Carnegie Hall Jazz Band, Carla Bley Band and Quintet, Kenny Barron’s Quintet, Conrad Herwig Latin Side Projects, Clayton Brothers Quintet, Harry Conick jr., Bob Mintzer, Eddie Palmieri Septet, Herbie Hancock, Chick Corea and the Spanish Heart Band, Smithsonian Jazz Orchestra amoung others. In December of 2003 Michael recorded on Charlie Haden’s GRAMMY® award winning album featuring Gonzalo Rubalcaba and Joe Lovano entitled ¨Land of the Sun¨. Michael has also recorded on Charlie Haden’s Liberation Music Orchestra’s latest album entitled “Not in Our Name” and is featured on “America the Beautiful” and Dvojak’s “Going Home”. In 2008, Michael became a member of the Gonzalo Rubalcaba quintet and recorded “Avatar” under the Blue Note Label. In 2019, Michael joined Chick Corea’s Spanish Heart Band and won a GRAMMY® for “Antidote” for best Latin Jazz in 2020. He is currently a member of the internationally Acclaimed group SFJazz Collective.
Michael and his brother, pianist/composer Robert Rodriguez, have recorded five albums together “Introducing the Rodriguez Brothers” ,”Conversations”, “Mood Swing”, “impromptu” which was nominated for a GRAMMY® or best latin jazz album 2015, and “reunited Live at Dizzys.
Michael is currently on the faculty at NYU and Juilliard and travels the globe as a clinician. In March of 2013, he released his debut solo recording under the CrissCross label Entitled “Reverence”. His most recent recording is entitled “Pathways” under the label Rodbrosmusic which is co-owned by both him and his brother Robert Rodriguez.

TADA! Youth Theater: Game Changers
2025-04-26 - 2025-05-18
Get ready to cheer, laugh, and sing along—TADA!’s hit musical Game Changers returns to the stage from April 26 to May 18! In celebration of TADA!’s 40th anniversary, this fan favorite is back with a fresh creative team and a bold new vision that brings the electric energy of the 1990s to life.
Game Changers is a high-energy, pop-infused throwback to the golden age of kids’ game shows. Follow six determined contestants as they compete for glory to reach the top of Mt. Victory! Whether you grew up in the ’90s or are discovering the era for the first time, this show is a nostalgic joyride for all ages.
This one-hour original musical is performed by an incredibly talented cast of actors ages 8–18 and is perfect for audiences ages 3 and up. Laugh, dance and sing along—get your tickets today!

District Event: Sikh Day Parade
2025-04-26
The Sikh Day Parade will take place on Saturday, April 26th along Madison Avenue between 24th and 26th Street.
Please be aware of increased activity in the neighborhood, including parade set up & breakdown.

Car-Free Earth Day 2025
2025-04-26 10:00 - 16:00
Car-Free Earth Day is Saturday, April 26th from 10 am – 4 pm!
Hosted by the NYC Department of Transportation (DOT), Car Free Earth Day opens 30 blocks of Broadway, from Times Square to Union Square including Flatiron & NoMad, for walking, biking, and car-free strolling.
Join Flatiron NoMad Partnership on the Flatiron South Plaza as we host family-friendly interactive programming in celebration of Car-Free Earth Day. Fun activities will include ping pong tables from SPIN, corn hole, and Connect Four!
NYC DOT will be activating the Flatiron North Plaza and will install Asphalt Asters by Molly Gambardella on the northeast corner of 22nd Street and Broadway.

Jewell House NYC: Daria's Usui Reiki Course
2025-04-26 11:00 - 14:00
REIKI FIRST DEGREE BY DARIA
Sign up here!
2.5 HOURS / PRIVATE
3 HOURS for group course
*Please email us to inquire about group courses. We accommodate up to three participants per session.
PRICE: $350
$660 FOR TWO/ $900 FOR THREE
Date: April 26TH
TIME: 11am-2pm
At this level the student is attuned and connected to the reiki source of energy. They will be capable of healing themselves and others who are present with you.
We cover history of Reiki and learn about applications of Reiki, receive an attunement and practice doing Reiki on yourself and others amongst participants. You will also learn to do your daily cleansing and the way you connect with Reiki. You leave class with a manual, first degree certificate including your lineage, trained to do Reiki on yourself, others, plants and animals.
second degree course is available upon request
日本語のマニュマニュアルもご用意あります。
The course includes:

You will be capable of healing themselves and others who are present with you.
We cover the history of Reiki.
Learn about different applications of Reiki.
Receive an attunement (ritual to be connected to Reiki).
Practice doing Reiki on yourself and others amongst participants.
Learn how to do your daily cleansing.
Learn how to connect with Reiki.

Leave class with:

A manual.
First-degree certificate including your lineage.
Training to do Reiki on yourself, others, plants, and animals.
Follow up questions after the class are always welcome.

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What is Reiki?
The word “Reiki” has already existed in the late 19th century in Japan to describe Spiritual Life Force Energy that is applied for healing.
Man called Dr. Usui established a method to gather that life force energy after rigorous spiritual and buddhism studies and practices. He had a healing clinic and helped a number of people. Dr. Usui and his disciples established the Reiki treatment method over the years.
Now, more and more people are attuned to Reiki and experiencing it. Because Reiki is not like an organized Religion, it’s interpreted much more freely and adapted to global cultures, it does feel more flexible.
Similar healing methods have been in existence for ages all over the world wherever human cultures exist.
Many manuals mention that Reiki is Uni-versal but plenty of people who experience Reiki feel Multi- versal realities. The way that accesses your past and future, places, other-worldly visions and sensations in a moment shows us that Reiki is about limitless potential.
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About Daria
Born in Kyoto, grew up in Yokohama, Japan.
I spent my youth days admiring modern art and daydreaming. Plenty of years have passed since I moved to the US.
I started to study Reiki when we all had chaotic experiences in the US, especially in NYC in 2001. When I joined a group session for the very first time, as soon as a Reiki practitioner started run the Reiki, I felt a jolt of electric current and vision of a spark flying out of my chest area. I became more curious to find what that’s all about and eventually got certified as a Reiki master/teacher in 2002. Over the years, I have added Kundalini Reiki, Green Tara Seichim, Silver Violet Flame, and Access Bars and other energy works to my practice.
When I’m not doing energy work, I like to cook, bake, ferment, forage, homebrew and balcony gardening. Check out my Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/dariaarao/

Jewell House NYC: Silkscreen Tote Bag Printing Workshop with Ryuichiro and Yuna
2025-04-26 13:00 - 18:00
Silkscreen Tote Bag Printing Workshop with Ryuichiro and Yuna
Join us for a special collaboration with our featured artists.
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Date: Saturday, April 26th
Time: 1pm-6pm *3 people per session, every hour between 1pm-6pm
Price: •2 colors: $45 (not including tax) per person (includes all materials)
•3 colors: $55 (not including tax) per person (includes all materials)
Duration: 1hr/ session
Location:
Jewell House
46 E. 21st Street, 3FL, New York, NY, 10010
(646) 932-1227 / info@jewellhouse.nyc
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Join us to create your own custom tote bag using exclusive prints designed by Ryuichiro & Yuna!
In conjunction with our current exhibition, “Fusion of Vision: A Journey into the Unknown”, featuring works by Ryuichiro and Yuna, we’ll be hosting a silkscreen printing workshop.
This workshop includes:
60-minute sessions led alternately by Ryuichiro and Yuna, guiding you through the fundamentals of silkscreen printing. Open to artists of all ages and skill levels!
All materials will be provided.
About the artist:
Ryuichiro: Oil Painter
I have always believed that art is an extension of life itself. More than the time spent in front of a canvas, I value the moments of awareness that emerge in my daily life. These realizations enrich my existence and never fail me. Through my work, I hope to inspire viewers to experience their own moments of awareness.
Yuna: Graphic Artist
With a background in printmaking and professional experience in the field, I create paintings using the silkscreen technique, layering colors to develop unique textures and visual depth. By integrating bold color palettes and signature dot patterns, my work embraces a playful and dynamic aesthetic, inviting viewers into a world of vibrant expression.

District Event: Persian Day Parade
2025-04-27 10:00 - 17:00
The Persian Day Parade will take place on Sunday, April 27th starting at Madison Avenue at 39th Street walking south to Madison Square Park.
Please be aware of increased activity in the neighborhood, including parade set up & breakdown.

PID Floors Tree House: Art Event for Children
2025-04-27 12:00 - 14:00
You are INVITED to our next PID FLOORS TREE HOUSE ART EVENT FOR CHILDREN, Wood is Good: A Day of Painting & Fun! We invite all children to join us for a FUN afternoon of painting wood and learning about why WOOD IS GOOD! A Sunday of art, joy, learning, socializing, and FUN for the kids at our PID Floors flagship showroom in NYC. We are incredibly lucky to have Ms. Heather leading our TREE HOUSE event. Ms. Heather has been teaching in a preschool classroom for the past three years at Steps to Success IX preschool, and loves creating a fun, hands-on learning environment for her students. She believes that young children learn best through creativity, exploration, and play, and she incorporates art, sensory activities, and interactive lessons to keep them engaged. Explore last year’s Halloween Themed TREE HOUSE Event here. Learn more about PID Floors. Our new flagship showroom in New York City embodies both the spirit and history of PID Floors. A true labor of love, 36 years in the making, weaving together three generations of our family. It is a celebration of all the things we know and love about our industry and created to be a design hub of inspiration for all generations.

Jewell House NYC: Dried Flower Bouquet & Mizuhiki Workshop
2025-04-27 14:00 - 16:30
DRIED FLOWER BOUQUET & MIZUHIKI WORKSHOP by Hijiri Shepherd @heartfishpress & Satoi
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*Complementary SOTO SAKE tasting experience to celebrate SPRING.
📅 Date: Sunday, April 27th
⏰ Time: 2:00 PM – 4:30 PM
Seats: Limited to 8 total
💲 Price: $80 per person (includes all materials)
💐 Take home: Your own handcrafted dried flower bouquet & a Mizuhiki creation
Location:
Jewell House
46 E. 21st Street, 3FL, New York, NY, 10010
(646) 932-1227 / info@jewellhouse.nyc
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Join us for a unique hands-on workshop where you’ll create a stunning dried flower bouquet and learn about Mizuhiki, the Japanese traditional art. Mizuhiki are decorative cords with various colors made from tightly twisted washi paper. Although Mizuhiki has traditionally been used in gift wrapping, celebrations, and symbolic ornaments to express good fortune or wishes, it has also recently become popular for accessories, interior decor, and fashion.
In this workshop, you’ll learn how to make one of the most popular Japanese knots with delicate Mizuhiki cords—a possible creation is a butterfly, symbolizing transformation and new beginnings.
For the dried flower bouquet, we’ll be working with a beautiful mix of greens, including preserved greens and fresh greens that dry wonderfully over time. You can also add a pop of color of your choice to personalize your bouquet and make it uniquely yours!
Your Mizuhiki piece can be:
✨ Assembled into your bouquet for a unique finishing touch
✨ Attached outside the bouquet for a separate accent
✨ Kept as a standalone decorative piece
All materials will be provided, and no prior experience is necessary. Whether you love floral design, Japanese craftsmanship, or simply want to enjoy a creative afternoon, this workshop is for you!
*すべての材料はご用意しており、初心者の方も安心してご参加いただけます。フラワーデザインや日本の工芸に興味のある方、ものづくりが好きな方にぴったりのワークショップです！皆様のご参加お待ちしております。
📩 Limited spots available—reserve yours today!
*Please note that the images you see are just examples—what you create may look totally different based on your own preferences and creativity!
WORKSHOP FACILITATOR DETAILS
Instructor: Hijiri Shepherd
Hijiri owns and designs at Heartfish Press (http://www.heartfishpress.com), a studio located in Brooklyn, NY, specializing in letterpress printing and floral design. The studio offers a variety of letterpress prints, cards, and custom design services that involve creating floral designs using dried flowers.
Hijiri studied graphic design in Tokyo and pursued art direction at a university in San Francisco. After completing her studies, she worked as an art director at an advertising agency. In 2008, she moved to New York City and started working as a freelance designer. It was during this time that she discovered her passion for letterpress printing and the joy of crafting handmade items, which motivated her to establish her own business. Recently, Hijiri has been devoting a lot of her creative energy to exploring the art of dried flower arrangement, and she has developed a deep love for this craft along the way.
Instructor: Satoi Adams
Satoi is a Mizuhiki artist from Mizuhiki Global Links based in both Tokyo and NY(www.mizuhikigloballinks.com). She
creates designs that incorporate the traditional Japanese craft of Mizuhiki into fashion and interior decor, and leads workshops at various locations, including her homes in Manhattan and Tokyo, as well as at schools and organizations.
Satoi began her career in broadcasting after studying Japanese linguistics at university. Living abroad gave her a new perspective on Japan’s cultural value and the greater power of visual expressions over language. Since 2018, she has promoted Mizuhiki through workshops in Japan and the U.S. while also developing programs to support cognitive function in seniors and children.

Rizzoli Music Aperitivo: Tredici Bacci Presents zappICONe (TICKETED)
2025-04-27 16:30 - 17:15
Rizzoli Music Aperitivo presents Tredici Bacci's zappICONe, a concert in celebration of International Jazz Day.
Frank Zappa and Ennio Morricone are two of the 20th century's most important and undefinable composers. Two icons!
While a cursory glance might not show their similarities, a deeper investigation into the work of these two boundary-pushers reveals incredible similarities in their approach toward and openness to improvisation, experimentation, and synthesizing popular music of the 60s/70s with their own 20th century classical & avant-garde influences.
As a result, Zappa and Morricone are united, not only by their prodigious output and expansive stylistic exploration, but by their attitude, open-mindedness, and commitment to furthering the language of music.
Join us for a deep dive in the world of zappICONe with Tredici Bacci.

Rizzoli Bookstore: Paul Auster's The New York Trilogy with Paul Karasik
2025-04-28 18:00 - 20:00
From award-winning novelist Paul Auster comes the graphic adaptation of his deeply beloved series, The New York Trilogy, a postmodern take on detective and noir fiction. Over twenty years after the release of the first adapted volume, the second and third volumes will finally be available in their long-awaited comic form. A conversation with Paul Karasik, the mastermind behind the three adaptations, followed by a signing.

NoMad Alliance: International Jazz Day with the Matt Chertkoff Trio
2025-04-29 12:00 - 14:00
The NoMad Alliance presents International Jazz Day with the Matt Chertkoff Trio!
Enjoy live jazz on Tuesday, April 29th from 12 – 2 pm on the NoMad Piazza (Broadway between 25th – 26th Street).

Rizzoli Bookstore: The Odyssey translated by Daniel Mendelsohn
2025-04-29 18:00 - 20:00
Distinguished author and classicist Daniel Mendelsohn launches a landmark new translation of Homer’s most popular epic. In conversation with Fareed Zakaria, followed by a signing.

Rizzoli Bookstore: Fire Island Modernist by Christopher Rawlins
2025-04-30 18:00 - 20:00
Featuring new houses, many additional photographs and a new afterword, Fire Island Modernist offers a fascinating look at the history and culture of this “gay paradise” through the life and work of Horace Gifford. Author Christopher Rawlins in conversation with Charles Renfro, followed by a signing.

Barlume Downstairs: Colletivo Botanico - Aperitivo Party with Roscioli
2025-04-30 18:00 - 20:00
Location: Barlume Downstairs 900 Broadway, New York, NY 10003
Ticket Link
Information: 7 years after Roscioli’s first ever pop-up at Scarpetta NYC and nearly a year after Roscioli’s independent opening in SoHo, LDV Hospitality is collaborating again with the iconic Roman brand for a 1-night only pop-up at Barlume Downstairs on April 30TH. For $35/per person guests can attend this exclusive event and enjoy 3 Cocktail Samples from Bar Stars Andrea Clapier & Josh Mellet and Roscioli’s famous Cacio e Pepe, Roman Supplì, and Gnocco Fritto. You don’t want to miss this one-night only, foodie event in the heart of Union Square – grab your tickets today.
