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February in THECITY PRO SPORTS ROUND up PRO SPORTS CALENDAR CONCERTS FASHION LA RUE LA FEB 2017 FEB ® PRO SPORTSPRO UP ROUND CONCERTS CALENDAR RUE LARUE LA FASHION IN THE CITY february NYC Monthly FEB2017 NYCMONTHLY.COM VOL. 7 NO.2 CONTENTS FEATURES SHOPPING 44 Custom Fit DINING & DRINKS Custom-Made Gifts for Your Valentine 18 City Cocktail Chalets 48 Fashion Editor's Picks Escape to a mountain state-of-mind Rue La La picks for February at these lodge-themed lounges 26 Treats for Your Sweet BROADWAY Celebrate this Valentine's Day with 66 Red Hot Romance a Bit of Bakery Bliss The Stage is Set for Love this Month LIVE ENTERTAINMENT SPORTS 14 Personal & Up-Close 52 February Sports New BUILD Studio Brings a Calendar of Can't Miss Sporting Events Fan-First Experience to the East Village MUSEUMS 34 Love Will Keep Us Together NYC's Romance With Live Music Is Red Hot 54 Wearable Art Museum-Worthy Fashion and Textiles 42 Live Entertainment Calendar Must-see Concerts in February 58 Exhibits Calendars Must-see Exhibits in February 2 NYCMONTHLY.COM CONTENTS INTERVIEWS 22 We Call Bull Meet the Brothers Behind Dos Toros 30 Donatella Arpaia "The Meatball Queen" Gives Us Some Delicious Insight 38 LOCASH Hit Songwriting Duo are Ones to Watch in NYC 70 Kate Walsh Funny, Fearless & Back On Stage IN EVERY ISSUE 10 NYCM Top 10 Things To Do in February ON THE COVER: 62 Tourist in Your Own City Bar SixtyFive at Rainbow Room New, Seasonal & Overlooked Fun ©Bar SixtyFive at Rainbow Room Welcoming guests 65 floors up, making Bar SixtyFive a very 74 Dining Listings apropos name, the bespoke cocktail lounge at the Rainbow Steak, Italian, Asian, Room is the highest outdoor terrace bar in New York City. American, Seafood & Sushi While many romantics opt to celebrate love this month atop the Empire State Building, very a la Sleepless In Seattle, let 82 Broadway Listings us offer an alternative - drinks and shared plates with your Musicals, Plays Valentine here. As you're looking out across the Manhattan skyline with the best view of the ESB, it'll be a scene that even Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan couldn't steal. For more info and our other favorite happenings this month turn to our Top 88 Museum Listings Ten list on page 10. Art, Culture 92 Puzzles Word Search & Sudoku 94 Fold Out Map LIKE US & Manhattan, Brooklyn & FOLLOW US! Lower Manhattan 100 Your Next Trip © 2017 NYC Monthly NYC Monthly magazine makes every effort to ensure the accuracy of the information it Visit India publishes, but cannot be held responsible for any consequences arising from errors or omissions. All rights reserved. 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D AV I O S . C O M To submit calendar events or contact the editorial dept: [email protected] @BUILDseriesNYC @DAVIOSMANHATTAN NYCMonthly.com VECTOR PUBLISHING 6 NYCMONTHLY.COM ID. M WELCOME TO THE ISSUE EVERY DETAIL PAINTS A PICTURE Friends - February is upon us, and even though it’s technically the shortest month of the year, we have aggregated so many awesome things to do this month, it will feel like the longest. For those of you picking us up for the first time, welcome to NYC Monthly magazine, your source for all things cool and new to do in the Big Apple this month. You can pick us up the first Thursday of every month on your commute at your local subway stop or at major hubs like Grand Central and Penn Station, or email us at [email protected] and we will set you up with home delivery. For our returning readers, thank you for joining us again and prepare to get excited because… there is a ton going on in the city over the next four weeks. Leading off the action we have a concert calendar (page 42) that is night after night of marquee artists. How about the Red Hot Chili Peppers playing three nights at Madison Square Garden on Feb 15,17, and 18th? Or Ms. Lauryn Hill playing Saturday the 25th at Radio City? Marc Anthony is in town for one night playing the Prudential Center on the 11th, and Ariana Grande is going to pack the Garden on Thursday the 23rd. And don’t miss our exclusive interview with the country duo LOCASH on page 38 as they give use some inside dish on their show Feb. 9th at Irving Plaza. Looking for a cozy cabin vibe to enjoy some winter cocktails this month? We have done the looking for you and highlighted five great spots that transform into unique characters during the cold weather season in our City Cocktail Chalets feature on page 18. From 230 Fifth’s 20th floor, outdoor “igloo” domes that can accommodate 11 friends, to the rooftop at the McKittrick Hotel that transforms into The Lodge at Gallow Green, check out some of the best places to grab a custom cocktail and get away from the chill in the air for a while. And don’t miss our newest feature series Tourist in Your Own City (page 62), with six remarkably unique things to check out this month like the new Build Studio by AOL in the East Village, the annual Valentine’s Haunted House at Blood Manor, and the subterranean market TurnStyle at Columbus Circle. Not to mention we’ve highlighted the top sporting events, newest fashion trends for men and women according to our online shopping partner Rue La La, as well as the top museum exhibits and best of Broadway. So regardless of your particular passions or interests, there’s something for you this month. Because although the weather may be cold, the city is still ablaze with entertainment, dining, arts, and culture as only NYC can deliver. THE PANDORA STORE AT THE PANDORA STORE AT Sincerely, Ron HERALD SQUARE TIMES SQUARE 1284 Broadway, NY NY 10001 110 West 42nd St, NY NY 10036 Between 34th & 33rd St • 212.643.9760 Between Broadway & 6th Ave RON SPEARS [email protected] [email protected] PUBLISHER Find us on Find us on Facebook /PandoraNewYorkHeraldSquare Facebook /PandoraTimesSquare [email protected] Snake Chain Bracelet System (U.S. Pat. No. 7,007,507) • © 2016 Pandora Jewelry, LLC • All rights reserved NYCM february The Wine-d Up TOP Sure, wine is fine, but 250+ wines 10 from top producers is way, way better. And that’s just what you’ll find at theWinter Wine Festival at the PlayStation Theater on 2/4. With two sessions, at 3:30 p.m. and 8 p.m., there’s no excuse to miss this grand tasting, where 33,000 wine lovers converge on Times Square’s spacious PlayStation Theater for a tasting that would make Bacchus proud. Live jazz and light hors d’oeuvres anchor the event, and a takeaway keepsake glass helps jog your memory in case you sip a few too 4 many wines. (1515 Broadway at 44th St.) 5 3 1 The Art of Food A celebrity chef host. More than two dozen top restaurants. World-class art. Combine in equal Cold as Ice portions, then blend to perfection, and what do you get? The Art of Food at Sotheby’s New York, of course. On 2/4, chef and restaurateur Geoffrey Zakarian and his wife, Margaret, will host this art-inspired culinary spectacular featuring dishes from the Upper East Side’s Captivated by Central Park’s 50+ finest restaurants, all inspired by Sotheby’s peerless collection of fine art. It’s delicious meets bronze and stone monuments? inspired, and yes: of course VIP Early Admission is also available if you just have to have the Imagine them in glittering ice. first bite. (1334 York Ave. at 71st St.) The Central Park Ice Festival does just that: on 2/11, the sixth annual incarnation of this artists’ paradise kicks off Around the World Bottoms Up...65 Floors Up at 3 p.m. with live ice carvers perfecting likenesses of the 2 Rockefeller Center’s Rainbow Room is among New The world-famous Harlem Globetrotters Park’s most storied monuments. are back at The World’s Most Famous Arena, York’s most storied locales for a drink. Opened As they complete their efforts, Madison Square Garden on 2/19 and 2/20. After one year after the end of Prohibition, the sky-high colorful lights will illuminate playing in 122 countries on six continents, the tippling spot shuttered for years before a recent the Mall, setting the scene for troupe continues to return to New York, where revival.
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