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Thankful to BEINNYC AUTUMN ACCESSORIES BROADWAY FAVORITES TASTE OFHOME NOV 2017 NOV ® TASTE OF HOME TASTE BROADWAY FAVORITES BROADWAY AUTUMN ACCESSORIES TO BE IN NYC Thankful NYC Monthly NOV2017 NYCMONTHLY.COM VOL. 7 NO.11 ENGINEERED FOR MEN WHO FLY THEIR DREAMS. Big Pilot’s Watch Edition “Le Petit Prince”. Ref. 5009: “It is only with the heart that one can see rightly. What is essential is invisible to the eye.” These words have assumed a meaning beyond their literal sense. And when Antoine de Saint- Exupéry put them into the mouth of his little prince, he probably knew already that we need only turn our hearts to the stars in all their brilliance to recognize our dreams. Making them come true, however, calls for men with the courage of a Saint-Exupéry. By becoming a professional pilot, he not only fulfilled a boyhood dream but was also inspired by flying to write his literary masterpiece and international bestseller, “The Little Prince”. Reason enough for IWC to honour his life’s work with the Big Pilot’s Watch Edition “Le Petit Prince”. The watch has a chapter ring recalling the elegantly reduced design of the cockpit instrumentation in classic aircraft. An image of the little prince, whose imagination, sincerity and openness took people’s hearts by storm, is taken up as an engraving on the back of the case. In the same way that Saint-Exupéry – pilot, poet, and pioneer – gifted the world a story that tells of human strength and goodness, IWC gives us this watch as a reminder to live out our dreams. IWC. ENGINEERED FOR MEN. NewYorkCityMonthly_IWC16666_XC6C.indd 1 4/21/17 8:30 AM 50th Street between 5th and 6th Avenue | Open Daily from 8am to Midnight 212-698-2000 | topoftherocknyc.com | @rockcenternyc | #topoftherock OBSERVATION DECK AT ROCKEFELLER CENTER ® 4 NYCMONTHLY.COM CONTENTS FEATURES INTERVIEWS SPECIAL FEATURE 38 Grace VanderWaal 20 Thankful To Be In NYC 13-Year Old Sensation Giving Back and Also Taking In Launches First Tour All Our City Offers 44 Ron Baker LIVE ENTERTAINMENT A Kid from Kansas Turned 34 Feast Your Ears New York Knickerbocker This Is Who's Making Noise in November 32 David Burke DINING & DRINKS The Familiar Yet Eclectic Menu at His Upper East Side Eatery 28 Feels Like Home Where to Get a Taste of Home Life 66 Laura Benanti in the City-Literally Tony-Winning Actress Serves 24 That's "Neat" Up New Comedy The Best Whiskey Bars to Keep You Warm This Fall 6 NYCMONTHLY.COM CONTENTS SHOPPING 48 Home For The Holidays Wardrobe Selections for Thanksgiving 56 Autumn Accessories Hunting Down Your Necessaries for Fall SPORTS 42 November Sports Calendar of Can't Miss Sporting Events BROADWAY 60 Family Favorites for Fall Stories That Are Adored By All MUSEUMS 68 A Cornucopia of Exhibits East, Drink and Be Fascinated IN EVERY ISSUE 16 NYCM Top 10 Things ON THE COVER: To Do in November Little Boats Photo by Sidney Chua 40 Live Entertainment Sure, a stroll through Central Park is beautiful - especially this Calendar time of year - but why walk when you can row? Bundle up in your Must-see Concerts in November fall finest and take to the lake for an afternoon of remarkable foliage. Available from 10:00am until sundown for $15/hour, rentals at The Loeb Boathouse has been a New York tradition 52 Fashion Editors' Picks spanning decades and if you're feeling particularly fancy, you Hand Chosen by Rue La La's can opt for authentic Venetian gondola to let him lead the way Fashion Editors as you cozy up and just enjoy the views. 72 Exhibits Calendars Must-see Exhibits in November 80 Tourist in Your Own City New, Seasonal & Overlooked Fun 84 Dining Listings Steak, Italian, Asian, LIKE US & American, Seafood & Sushi FOLLOW US! 90 Broadway Listings Musicals, Plays © 2017 NYC Monthly NYC Monthly magazine makes every effort to ensure the accuracy of the information it publishes, but cannot be held responsible for any consequences arising from errors or omissions. All rights reserved. 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November ushers in the crisp fall weather, incredible colors in Central Park, cozy meals by the fire, and of course the kick off to the holiday shopping season. We’ve dedicated this issue to being thankful to be in NYC and celebrating the splendors of the season with the best of the cocktails, dining, concerts, sports, fashion, and exhibits that are going to make this coming month incredible. For our foodie fans, don’t miss our feature on “homey” restaurants serving up a taste of home life in the city on page 28, and also our exclusive interview with David Burke on page 32 talking about his incredible new Upper East Side venue Tavern62. NYC sports fans get a treat on page 42 with our sporting event calendar for the month, and our Q&A with Knicks sensation Ron Baker on page 44. This month is also packed with incredible concerts like Jay Z, Janet Jackson, Maria Carey, and Bob Dylan (to mention just a few); check out the full spectrum of talent coming to town on page 40. And as always, we have our takes on the coolest fashion for men and women this month, highlight some of the amazing new shows on Broadway, and enlighten the arts & culture enthusiasts with the new exhibits opening at our world-renowned museums. So, as you choose your most stylish coats and jackets to wear and plan your agenda for November, keep us with you as you pick the best of what NYC has to offer in the month ahead. We are happy to be your guide! Thank you for picking up our latest issue and for being loyal readers and supporters of NYC Monthly. We truly love that you love our magazine. NOVEMBER 1 - JANUARY 1, 2018 Enjoy and cheers to November! • OVER-THE-TOP DECORATIONS Sincerely, • HOLIDAY MOVIE MEMORABILIA Ron • SPECIAL HOLIDAY MENU ITEMS RON SPEARS Entrance on 45th PUBLISHER [email protected] between Broadway & 6th open daily for lunch + dinner 212.333.7827NOVEMBER 1 - JANUARY 1, 2018 NYCM november TOP Float On 10 Look, we’re not sure when a giant in- flated cartoon character became synon- ymous with Thanksgiving in New York. But it did, and it is, and that’s why we’ll be lined up along the streets of Man- hattan for the annual Macy’s Thanks- giving Day Parade (11/23). The actual march progresses down the West Side to the store’s flagship Herald Square loca- tion from 9 a.m. to noon, but we’re also quite partial to the night-before balloon inflation, which you can watch at the Museum of Natural History on Wednes- day 11/22 from 3 p.m. until 10 p.m. (77th St. at Central Park West to 34th Street at 4 Seventh Ave.) See Starrs 1 3 Get Moving New York Road Runners promise this of their annual TCS New York City Marathon (11/5): “It will move you.” And indeed, it’s hard not to be moved by the spectacle of the Marathon, whether as a casual spectator seeing footage of the 50,000+ runners beginning 5 their trek across the Verrazano Narrows Bridge, a lively cheerleader alongside the “Rock and roll will never die,” route as it winds its way through the five boroughs, or as a runner, swept along by the sang Neil Young, and neither will momentum of this amazing gathering. Central Park near the finish line will be packed – famed Beatle Ringo Starr and all the better to feel the energy of the day. (www.tcsnycmarathon.org) His All-Starr Band. Formed more than a decade ago, the All-Starrs rotate to allow maximum wattage Light It Up at any given performance; this year, Touchdown Each year, an unsuspecting forest in the tri-state they will grace the stage at The Look, we agree: it’s criminal that we have to travel to area gives up a prized evergreen to immortality, Beacon Theatre (11/15) with Todd New Jersey to see our football teams. But beginning and that tree journeys to Manhattan to become the Rundgren, Gregg Rolie (Santana, this winter, we can get the full NFL Experience Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree. The annual Journey), Steve Lukather (Toto), right in Times Square.
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