Flatiron NoMad

Women of Culture at Pen + Brush
2025-03-13 18:30 - 20:30 (America/New_York)
Free, Fearless, Fantastical: Private Gallery Night & Artist talk | 3/13

Thursday, March 13, 2025
6:30 PM 8:30 PM
Pen + Brushpen + Brush 29 East 22nd StreetNew York, NY, 10010

Join us on Thursday, March 13th as we continue to celebrate Women’s History Month as well as the power of art, poetry, and storytelling during a private gallery night at Free, Fearless, Fantastical, a compelling new group exhibition at Pen + Brush curated by Bina Sarkar Ellias.
Featuring over 20 international artists and poets, this exhibition explores themes of liberation, identity, and resilience, giving voice to women and gender-marginalized individuals who have long been silenced by patriarchal norms.
Through striking visual art and evocative poetry, the exhibition creates a space for reflection and empowerment, bringing together diverse cultural perspectives to challenge boundaries and celebrate the strength of collective expression.
In addition to the private, after-hours viewing of the show, we’ll have drinks, snacks and talks by several of the artists on view, including Paola Fiterre, Jessica Alzaraki and Jeanne F. Jalandoni. It will be a great opportunity to explore the power of art, poetry, storytelling — and community!

MoMath: Art Opening and Dance Party at MoMath
2025-03-13 19:00 - 22:00
Join the National Museum of Mathematics (MoMath) on Thursday, March 13, for the exciting opening of “Emergent Surfaces: Studies in Tension” at Composite on Fifth, the Gallery at MoMath (225 Fifth Avenue). From 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm, explore innovative artwork by Shiying Dong and David Press that beautifully captures the interplay of structure and movement. Then, stay for “the Aftermath,” a vibrant celebration featuring DJ sets and dancing from 8:00 pm to 10:00 pm. This free event invites you to experience art, music, and community in an engaging, festive atmosphere.

The Jazz Gallery: Dream Brigade
2025-03-13 19:30 - 23:00
Phillip Golub – piano
Lesley Mok – drums
On the self-titled Dream Brigade, Lesley Mok and Phillip Golub break away from the rigorously composed constructions of their recent individual projects to allow their voices as improvisers and instrumentalists to speak for themselves. The music that results from this process is at once tightly constructed, deliberate, and careful, but also playful, dynamic, and spontaneous. With both a subtly of touch and grandness of gesture, Mok and Golub create a color palette as rich as that of a full orchestra with their duo. Their music seizes the singularity of the moment as a site of expression. With economy and brevity, their real-time compositions show how a moment can have luster—as in a dream.

SOUK Yoga Studio: Deep Breath Massage Therapy
2025-03-14 10:30 - 2025-12-31 18:00
Treat yourself or a friend for a MASSAGE at SOUK!
Every massage session with Janet is said to be healing, relaxing with slow and steady myofascial release, and navigating trigger point discomfort with comfort through inhalation and exhalation. Combining her yoga practice with massage therapy has allowed her to find her niche in helping people feel reconnected in their own bodies.
To get more information on Janet’s massage offerings and BOOK a session, please refer to: www.deepbreathmassagetherapy.com

MoMath: Celebrate Pi Day at MoMath!
2025-03-14 18:30 - 20:00
Join MoMath on March 14 (3/14) for a special Family Fridays: The Power of Pi featuring Alex Kontorovich! We all know π as the never-ending, never-repeating number that starts with 3.14 — but what does it really mean? Why does it appear everywhere, from circles to the cosmos? And how do we know it’s bigger than three but smaller than four?
This hands-on, family-friendly event is perfect for math lovers of all ages! Get ready for an exciting exploration of pi that will spark curiosity, laughter, and maybe even a newfound appreciation for this magical, infinite number. This is event is FREE thanks to the generous support of Two Sigma.

The Jazz Gallery: Kevin Sun Quartet
2025-03-14 19:30 - 23:00
Kevin Sun – saxophone
Anthony Pearlman – piano
Jayla Chee – bass
Jon Starks – drums

The Jazz Gallery: The Zebtet
2025-03-15 19:30 - 23:00
Saul Zebulon Rubin – guitar/composer
Mark Gross – alto saxophone
Mike Lee – tenor saxophone
Greg Glassman –trumpet
Jason Jackson – trombone
Giuseppe Cucchiara – bass
Eviater Slivnik – drums
The Zebtet has been playing the music of Saul Zebulon Rubin for over twenty years. A weekly residence at Fat Cat was the main venue including Smalls, Bam Festival in Bari Italy and many other places. Some of the worlds best players were members of the group. This will be the premiere performance at the Jazz Gallery.
About Saul:
“Saul is a consummate musician, a person who is aware of the feelings of others and a person who is gentle in that sense. He is everything I could ask for in a bandmate.”
– SONNY ROLLINS
“Saul has it all together and is a positive force in the world of the guitar. He plays hip melodies, which he’s totally in touch with when improvising. His harmonies, both with his impeccable comping and chord soloing, employ refreshing voicings, and certainly keep the listener involved.
– GENE BERTONCINI
Although his career has taken him around the world, guitarist Saul Rubin occupies a unique place in New York jazz as a musician, producer, impresario and personality. A regular member of Roy Hargrove’s Big Band and for decades, a beloved member of the NYC Jazz scene, Rubin has shared the stage and studio with artists as diverse as Sonny Rollins, Kirk Lightsey, Victor Lewis, Sullivan Fortner, Jonathan Batiste, Bob Cranshaw, Gregory Porter, Renee Fleming, John Hicks, Johnny O’Neal, Hank Jones, Frank Wess, Candido, Winard Harper, Larry Willis, Eric Revis, Sherman Irby, Thomas Chapin, Lew Soloff, and countless others.
Whether writing some of the charts for Roy Hargrove’s Big Band, leading and composing for his long running group The ZEBTET, recording and producing countless recordings and live shows, or running his beloved long- running weekly Jazz Vocalist Series at his performance space/studio ZEB’S, the guitarist has single-handedly played host to many of the world’s greatest jazz artists. Saul produced an amazing guitar festival called The NYC Jazz Guitar Festival in 2010, 2012, 2015 and 2019 showcasing some of NYC’s best guitarists. www.nycjazzguitarfestival.com

TADA! Youth Theater: March Private School Break Camps
2025-03-17 09:00 - 2025-03-28 17:00
When school’s out, TADA! is in! This February, March, and April, we’re offering week-long Public & Private School Break Camps for kids ages 4-9! Each week, students dive into the magic of musical theater, co-creating an original musical in just 5 days! From writing to rehearsing and performing, your child will experience the thrill of bringing a story to life. Watch as they unleash their inner star, share their voice, and build lifelong memories in a fun, supportive environment. With spots filling up fast, don’t miss the chance to be part of this unforgettable musical adventure!

Rizzoli Bookstore: Tongues by Anders Nilsen
2025-03-17 18:00 - 20:00
Award-winning artist and author Anders Nilsen celebrates the launch of his fascinating graphic novel retelling of the Greek myth of Prometheus. In conversation with writer and graphic designer Chip Kidd, followed by a signing.

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PID Floors: Book Signing with Author William Richards: Against the Grain: Mass Timber in the Home
2025-03-19 17:00 - 20:00
Join Us for a Book Signing & Panel Discussion
Celebrating the publication of William Richards’ latest book, Against the Grain: Mass Timber in the Home, Featuring Brooklyn Mass Timber House.
We invite you to join us at PID Floors to celebrate author William Richards’ latest book, Against the Grain: Mass Timber in the Home. This work features a collection of inspiring homes for design enthusiasts that puts renewable “mass timber” front and center as a unique, and beautiful, solution to the challenges of climate change.
The evening will feature a book signing and panel discussion with:
· William Richards, author
· Hans Galutera from HG Design Works
Drinks and light bites will be served.
Learn more about PID Floors.

Rizzoli Bookstore: Paradise Close by Lisa Russ Spaar
2025-03-19 18:00 - 20:00
“This is a novel about vulnerability—an ache of a novel.” —Ann Beattie
Acclaimed poet-turned-novelist Lisa Russ Spaar celebrates the paperback launch of her lyrical, decades-spanning novel. In conversation with poet Lena Moses-Schmitt, followed by a signing.

A Happening at Pen + Brush
2025-03-19 18:00 - 20:00
Join us at Pen + Brush for a special Women’s History Month gathering—an evening of art, conversation, and connection with our intimate gathering of friends. You’re invited to a viewing of our latest exhibition, and a pop-up talking circle where unexpected voices and stories will emerge. What will unfold? You’ll have to be there to find out.
A huge thank you to our amazing sponsors and partners! Throughout Women’s History Month, every Miracle Icons purchase made using the code Pen+Brush will contribute 50% of the proceeds to Pen + Brush’s programs that are vital to both individual expression and societal transformation in art and literature. Let’s celebrate women, empower creativity, and make a difference together!

The Jazz Gallery: TJG 30th Anniversary Special Concert // TRION
2025-03-19 19:30 - 2025-03-22 23:00
Chris Potter -saxophone
Linda May Han Oh -bass
Johnathan Blake –drums
Trion, is an exhilarating chordless trio outing; an album captured live at New York City’s renowned The Jazz Gallery with fellow modern jazz greats Chris Potter and Linda May Han Oh.
Blake approached this trio date with the same sense of open camaraderie with which he enters into any musical situation – the collaborative spirit that makes him such a remarkable drummer. The album’s title is taken from a physics term that refers to three atoms combining to form a single unit, a concept that is deeply meaningful in the context of this highly attuned trio.
“I’m in awe of both Linda and Chris,” Blake says. “This was a really beautiful chance for us to make some honest music together and I really enjoyed the process. We all felt very comfortable in the chordless format; we really know how to fill up the space without getting in each other’s way, which gives each one of us the opportunity to have our shining moments.”
Blake’s double album is the second release from Jimmy Katz’s Giant Step Arts, a groundbreaking, artist-focused non-profit with a single mission: to help modern jazz innovators create their art free of commercial pressure

Rizzoli Bookstore: Guida alla New York ribelle by Tiziana Rinaldi Castro
2025-03-20 18:00 - 20:00
Tiziana Rinaldi Castro’s Guida alla New York ribelle celebrates New York’s subversive spirit and offers a history of the city’s rebels and revolutionaries, from Harriet Tubman to Leon Trotsky to Malcom X. In conversation with Nicola Lucchi, followed by a signing.

Everdene: Barre to Brunch
2025-03-23
Join us for a 45-minute barre workout that’ll get you feeling fabulous—all with the best backdrop in the city: stunning New York City views! After you’ve worked up a good sweat, head to Everdene for brunch, where your ticket goes towards your meal (be sure to book ahead so you don’t miss out!). It’s the perfect blend of fitness, wellness, and indulgence—because you deserve it all.
Come for the workout, stay for the views (and the food!)

Rizzoli Bookstore: What Is Wrong with You? by Paul Rudnick
2025-03-24 18:00 - 20:00
“The genuinely hilarious Paul Rudnick” (Gary Shteyngart, New York Times bestselling author) returns with a witty, insightful new novel about the joy, delight, pain, and absurdity of love in an age of cynicism, divorce, and digital madness. Talk followed by a signing.

Rizzoli Bookstore: Yoko Tawada
2025-03-25 18:00 - 20:00
Rizzoli Bookstore welcomes the internationally renowned writer Yoko Tawada for a rare New York appearance, on the heels of the English publication of her novel Paul Celan and the Trans-Tibetan Angel, translated by Susan Bernofsky, and the second installment in her beloved Scattered trilogy, Suggested in the Stars, translated by Margaret Mitsutani.
Tawada will be in conversation with Monique Truong followed by a signing. This evening is co-presented by PEN America and Japan Society.

The Jazz Gallery: Eugenia Choe Trio
2025-03-26 19:30 - 23:00
Eugenia Choe – piano and compositions
Yuhan Su – vibraphone
Sara Serpa – vocals
Eugenia Choe Trio’s new album, So We Speak, was recently released on Sunnyside Records, and we’re celebrating with an album release concert at The Jazz Gallery. Featuring a unique instrumentation of piano, vibraphone, and vocals, our trio creates an intimate setting, allowing for a full and vertical sound shaped by freely improvised interplay.
This album emerged from deep reflection on my identity as a musician, a woman, and a human navigating this frantic world. It serves as a self-portrait of where I stand today but also as a declaration of hope—for those of us who challenge norms, blend cultures, and speak our truths.
So We Speak is not just about being a female artist. It’s about surpassing expectations and reshaping the narrative of what it means to be a strong, multifaceted artist today. I invite you to join us as we bring this music to life on stage.
A Korean-American jazz pianist and composer, Eugenia Choe is one of the most respected musicians of her generation. Having spent her early childhood in South Korea and her formative years in Los Angeles, Atlanta, Chicago, and New York, Eugenia has cultivated a deep and intimate connection with diverse cultures. This rich background has profoundly influenced her unique style of composition and improvisation. In addition to leading her own projects, Eugenia has performed as an accompanist and sideman with many accomplished musicians in renowned jazz venues across New York and internationally. Since the release of her successful debut album in 2016, she has been an artist with SteepleChase Records. Eugenia’s latest project, So We Speak, featuring Yuhan Su and Song Yi Jeon, was released in February 2025 on Sunnyside Records.

New Spring Arrivals
2025-03-27

NEW! | Aesop Eleos Nourishing Body Cleaner
2025-03-27 11:00 - 2025-03-31 19:00
You're Invited!

Join us as we celebrate the launch of our second installment in the Eleos range, set to bring a cathartic act of aromatic pleasure to any shower, the Eleos Nourishing Body Cleanser.
Hydrating, Eleos Nourishing Body Cleanser leaves even dry skin feeling soft, supple and refreshed. Experience its rich emulsion in store at Aesop NoMad.​

March 27, 2025 – March 31, 2025
Aesop NoMad
1165 Broadway, New York, NY 10001
11am – 7pm

Come celebrate with us in store over light fare & refreshments. We look forward to hosting you!

http://www.aesop.com/us/

District Event: Pencil Pals Pop-Up
2025-03-27 15:00 - 18:00
The Pencil Pals Pop-Up is a public activation intended to prompt curiosity, creativity, humor, and delight. The pop-up will take place at the pedestrian extension space in front of Aesop on 27th Street and Broadway on Thursday, March 27th from 3 – 6 pm.
The pop-up will feature drawing prompts written by 1st and 2nd graders, centered around the question: What’s it like to be a grown-up? Grown-ups can browse the prompts, then pick one to draw. They can also leave their own written prompt, inspired by the question: What’s it like to be a kid? These will be kept and returned to the same classroom of students.
This pop-up is the Experience Design component of Tao Tao Holmes’ MFA thesis project, “Gifting Connection, Not Consumerism: How to Foster Ongoing Relationships with Kids.”

Neighborhood Network Event: The Malin NoMad
2025-03-27 17:00 - 19:00
Meet your business community! Join us Thursday, March 27th to mingle with other Flatiron & NoMad business owners and operators.
This ticketed professional networking event invites local business owners and stakeholders to engage and build valuable connections in a smaller more intimate setting.
Our 1st Neighborhood Network of 2025 will be held at The Malin NoMad (📍 387 Park Avenue South, 5th Floor) – the unique and sophisticated co-working members club that offers a range of productive workspaces.
Your $20 ticket includes small bites and drinks provided by BLACKBARN.
Space is limited. Make neighborhood connections! Reserve your spot.

Please note: ticket sales will end 48 hours prior to the event on Tuesday, March 25th.

MoMath:Special Screening of Counted Out featuring Director Vicki Abeles
2025-03-27 18:00 - 21:00
Register here: momath.org/counted/
Join us for a special screening of Counted Out, a thought-provoking documentary that examines how perceptions of math shape power, equity, and opportunity in today’s data-driven world. Through personal stories and expert insights, the film delves into how math influences everything from political polarization to economic access, exploring the potential for a more informed and inclusive future.
Featured speakers include:

Julia Angwin – Award-winning investigative journalist and Editor-in-Chief of The Markup
Ben Blum-Smith – Mathematician-in-Residence at Bridge to Enter Advanced Mathematics and Postdoctoral Fellow at Johns Hopkins University
Vicki Abeles – Filmmaker and Director of Counted Out

Don’t miss this compelling exploration of the transformative role math plays in shaping our society. A must-see for anyone interested in math literacy, democracy, and economic opportunity.

The Jazz Gallery: Miki Yamanaka Trio
2025-03-27 19:30 - 23:00
Miki Yamanaka – piano
Anthony Orji – bass clarinet
Russell Hall – bass
An intimate night of trio music with Russell Hall and Anthony Orji. Will play our favorite standards, as well as all of our original music.

Plaza Activation: Snickers Chocolate
2025-03-28 11:00 - 19:00
Snickers will be hosting an activation on the Flatiron North Plaza on Friday, March 28th from 11 am – 7 pm.
Please be aware of increased activity in the neighborhood.

Mishkin Gallery: Visible Communication: Works from the Baruch College Art Collection
2025-03-28 11:00 - 2025-06-06 18:00
Opening Reception: March 28, 5-7 PM
Drawn almost entirely from the Baruch College Art Collection, this exhibition explores our relationship to communication technologies as tools for worldmaking: socially, culturally, and politically. The works on display are all concerned with some form of media and its mis/use, from traditional mass media (books, newspapers, TV) to experimental sound machines and instant cameras—and they engage with these media technologies as subject matter, raw material, and apparatuses for image-making. Inspired by the title of Juan Downey’s 1967 work Do It Yourself: Invisible Communication, this exhibition asks us to look at the often unexamined structures of communication around us, whether it’s complex networks of production and distribution too vast to behold, or everyday objects so common that we don’t stop to notice them.
The artists included in this exhibition have manipulated existing forms of media, embraced new technologies, or developed entirely novel tools for communicating. Many of the works on display focus on communication technologies that are not “new” media per se, such as the printed book (c. 15th century) and newspaper (c. 17th century). However, all were created during the second half of the 20th century, a period marked by significant transformation in consumer communication technologies driven by Cold War defense research and state-funded economic incentives. As we stand on the precipice of another new information age with the ongoing arrival of AI, the exhibition looks to historical forms of communication technology and invites us to think about how we might navigate into the future.
Artists: Mary Ascher, Sarah Charlesworth, Juan Downey, Jannis Kounellis, Martha Rosler, Andy Warhol
Visible Communication is co-curated by Mishkin Gallery’s Alexandra Tell and Marisa Malone. The exhibition is made possible by Friends of the Mishkin Gallery and the Weissman School of Arts and Sciences at Baruch College (CUNY).

The Qi: Flower Tea Tasting Experience
2025-03-28 17:00 - 18:00
Please RSVP with the link below to get your seat!
https://the-qi.com/collections/events/products/event?variant=41543215579199
Drink flowers, feel alive.
✨ $35/person | Redeemable toward your favorite teas
📍 Location: 27 W 20th St, Suite 602, NYC 10011
Discover the magic of whole flower teas in an intimate and relaxed setting. You’ll experience five iconic The Qi teas during this guided casual tasting.
Together, we’ll explore:
🌸 Aromas & Tasting Notes: Uncover the subtle nuances of each bloom.
🌿 Health Benefits: Learn how these teas can nourish your body and mind.
🍵 Brewing Tips: Master the art of preparing the perfect infusion.
Whether you’re new to tisanes or simply curious about blooming teas, this event is a delightful way to find your favorites while learning the stories behind the blooms.
🎁 Bonus: Your $35 ticket can be applied toward any purchase of our teas at the end of the event.
Coming with a friend? Buy your tickets together—spots sell out fast!
Tickets are non-refundable. Limited seatings.
P.S. Please be on time – we start promptly. Door locks 10 mins after the start time.
