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Only at Hudson Yards Backdrop 50’ (or 60” at 1:12 scale) le) a c 43’ ( s o r 51.6” t 1:12 a a t 1:12 r 47.7” o s c a le) 39’-9” ( 50’ (or 60” at 1:12 scale) WELCOME TO THE GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION OF THE SHOPS & RESTAURANTS AT HUDSON YARDS FRIDAY MARCH 15 & SATURDAY MARCH 16 | 10AM TO 9PM SUNDAY MARCH 17 | 11AM TO 7PM le) a c 43’ ( s SHOP DINE SEE & DO The future of fashion emerges Taste and sip from the launch Discover a convergence of o with exclusive product launches, menus of first-to-market intriguing diversions, legendary r 51.6” t 1:12 expert consultations, made-to- restaurants and reimagined live performances, music, a order product customizations, legacy concepts from world- phenomenal photo ops and artist meet-and-greets, pop-ups renowned chefs. original artwork inspired and giveaways. a t 1:12 r 47.7” o s c a le) 39’-9” ( 50’ (or 60” at 1:12 scale) JACOB K. JAVITS CENTER 34TH ST 50 55 HUDSON HUDSON YARDS YARDS SUBWAY (opening soon) HUDSON PARK Use this guide & BOULEVARD 33RD ST 35 to explore exciting HUDSON WEST SIDE HIGH YARDS 30 THE HIGH LINE EQUINOX HUDSON HOTELS YARDS (opening soon) PUBLIC SQUARE culinary, fashion AND GARDENS 11 10 THE WESTERN YARDS TH TH le) AV AV WA and art experiences E THE SHOPS & E a Y / 12 RESTAURANTS AT HUDSON YARDS c TH as we celebrate 43’ ( s AV E New York’s next great 15 THE HUDSON SHED 10 YARDS HUDSON o YARDS neighborhood. THE HIGH LINE r 51.6” t 1:12 T HE a 30TH ST H IG H LH IING ONE H ABINGTON E L IN HUDSON YARDS E HOUSE a t 1:12 r 47.7” o s c a le) 39’-9” ( 50’ (or 60” at 1:12 scale) EAT YOUR HEART OUT NEW YORK! The Restaurants at Hudson Yards are open all weekend with more than 25 cafés, markets and all-day culinary encounters from celebrated chefs and local favorites. le) a c 43’ ( s Find one of the @queensyardnyc restaurant knitted sheep o r 51.6” t 1:12 hidden throughout The Shops & Restaurants at Hudson Yards a for a special surprise. Happy Hunting! #RoyalSheepment a t 1:12 r 47.7” o s c a le) 39’-9” ( RUDSAK 9 LEVEL 1 Launch weekend of the “I AM” campaign. AVANT GALLERY 1 SALLY HERSHBERGER 1 To Street Live painting by Skyler Grey. Featured artists HY SALON 10 Level include Will Kurtz, Lasso, BNS and Tom Fruin. Bang trim and blowout bar. Balloons filled 10 with hairstyling gift cards, including chance CARTIER 2 to win cut and style with Sally Hershberger Launch of “Les Galaxies de Cartier” jewelry To Level 2 herself. To 30 Hudson Yards collection, exclusively at Hudson Yards. To 30 Hudson SCANLAN THEODORE 11 Yards COACH 3 Personal, executive styling services, Information 6 Made-to-order C101 sneaker bar with refreshments and exclusive promotions. 7 5 16 15 choice of colors, materials, embellishments and more. STUART WEITZMAN 12 2 Personalized treats and a gift with any purchase THE CONSERVATORY 4 (Friday only). 14 Germany’s top anti-aging dermatologist, Timm Golueke, shares his cult favorite THE SHOPS & RESTAURANTS skincare line, Royal Fern. Resident DJ AT HUDSON YARDS 13 8 Lucy Wrubel spinning live in store Remember this moment with a photo op (Friday from 12pm–5pm). in front of an Only at Hudson Yards backdrop. DUNHILL 5 TUMI 14 11 Complimentary embossing for any small Exclusive crimson monogrammed patch 3 or medium leather purchases. with any purchase of select styles from To Level 2 the Alpha collection. MOLTON BROWN 6 To Street Level Beautifully-scented hair touch-ups, skincare VILBREQUIN 15 12 To 10 Hudson Yards pick-me-ups, unique scented temporary tattoo Custom embroidery monogramming and 2 Level To 4 applications, sweet treats and refreshments. influencer appearances. 13 9 To Mercado Little Spain PIAGET 7 VISA’S DIGITAL INSTALLATION 16 Launch of four exclusive pieces from A digital installation, which recognizes the new Sunlight Collection, only available and encourages women’s strength, grit at Hudson Yards. and the impact they have on their families, their businesses and the economy. RESIDENTIAL GALLERY 8 Hosted tours of luxury living at 15 Hudson Yards All offers available while supplies last. and 35 Hudson Yards. LEVEL 2 ATELIER COLOGNE 17 MUJI 25 Lucky first 30 visitors will receive a customizable MUJI’s embroidery station for personalizing travel size perfume with leather case (Friday @ customized fabrics from more than 300 designs. 12pm). Afterwork cocktails (Friday @ 5pm). Tailoring of select MUJI bottoms with alteration service. Photo booth featuring artwork created 25 B8TA 18 in collaboration with a special artist. Limited time Exclusive selection of “Best of B8ta” Grand Opening promotions and a coffee stand. To Plaza product winners. Restrooms RHONE 26 To 30 Hudson Yards 20 BATCH 19 Preview of newest collection celebrating the 27 17 Launch of the “Batch Hello” collection. launch of Rhone’s first brick and mortar location. To Level 3 HEIDI KLEIN 20 SNARK PARK 27 Enjoy 10% off everything. Exclusive gift with Collectibles and KITH Treats counter open purchase. Cocktails. (Friday only). Installation fully open (Saturday 23 and Sunday). Tickets available at snarkpark.com. 19 M.GEMI 21 28 Complimentary monogramming of UNIQLO 28 24 Medio Sandal. Gift to first 100 customers with purchase of $50 or more all weekend. Lucky Kuji prizes, hot tea To Level 3 MACK WELDON 22 and Mochi snacks (Friday from 12pm–2pm, 26 21 Custom-designed “MACK-MAN” video game Saturday from 10am–12pm and Sunday from contest. Card case and accessory custom 11am–1pm). To Level 1 To Level 3 monogramming. Live Japanese Taiko Drum performances. MADEWELL 23 Friday @ 12:30pm, 3:30pm and 6:30pm To Level 1/3 Complimentary signature Bien Fait tote Saturday @ 11:30am, 1:30pm, 5pm and 7pm 18 22 with any purchase, plant from The Sill with Sunday @ 1pm, 2pm and 4pm Restrooms any spend over $50. Sips and small bites. All offers available while supplies last. MILK & HONEY BABIES 24 5% of opening weekend proceeds will be donated to Jessica Alba’s charity Baby2Baby. LEVEL 3 ARITZIA 29 LULULEMON 35 Pop-up flower shop. Complimentary bouquet World-renowned dancer and choreographer, of flowers with purchase. Ebony Williams releases her newest piece (Friday @ 2pm and 4pm). Time to get groovy ATHLETA 30 with DJ Jomero and cocoa sensei (Saturday @ Live DJ all weekend and Atmospherics 2pm and 4pm). Start the day off through a guided 40 performances highlighting female strength meditation (Sunday from 9:30am–10:30am). and agility (daily from 6:30pm–8:30pm). Restrooms M.A.C. COSMETICS 36 BANANA REPUBLIC 31 Beautiful models splashed with color! 30 37 Personalized embroidery with select purchases. Complimentary Spring makeup demonstrations To 31 Complimentary camo tote, can also be with spectacular artists (Friday @ 12pm). 35 Level 2 To embroidered, for purchases over $100. Level 4 Sweet treats (Saturday and Sunday). ORIGINS 37 Launch of Plantscription Retinol Night 34 H&M 32 Moisturizer, retinol Q&A, meditation session, 29 Giveaways of up to $1,000 for the first 1,000 complimentary mini facials, special gifts shoppers. Live photographer photo experience and more. including printouts and social sharing. Live DJ. To 33 Level 2 PANDORA 38 JO MALONE LONDON 33 Photo op at “Pandora Garden,” a limited, First 50 customers receive gift with any purchase live floral and greenery installation. To To Level 2/4 of $65 or more (Friday only). 39 Level 4 SEPHORA 39 KIEHL’S 34 Customizable beauty pouch and beauty case First 30 people receive a mystery gift card, up gift with $100 purchase, interactive photo booth. 32 to a $200 value. Enter for a chance to win a 38 $500 Kiehl’s gift card. Create a complimentary SUNDAYS 40 36 customized Kiehl’s tote with any purchase. Infused tea sampling room, silent group Restrooms Entrance to meditation through headsets and exclusive 10 Hudson Yards nail art station. All offers available while supplies last. LEVEL 4 3DEN 41 MICRO KICKBOARD 44 Take a seat on the tree swings, sip forbidden Astounding scooter demonstrations and Micro cocktails and gaze at the Public Square and Merlin raffle (electric scooter valued at $799). Gardens, to great music. An unexpected twist will bring some fun from the outside, inside. PIQ 45 Photo ops with the Rilakkuma Mascot, Smiski H&M 42 Mascot and the Harajuku Girls. Product To Level 3/5 Giveaways of up to $1,000 for the first 1,000 demonstrations, giveaways, scavenger hunt Restrooms shoppers. Live photographer photo experience and more. including printouts and social sharing. Live DJ. All offers available while supplies last. To JACK’S STIR BREW 43 41 Level 3/5 Half-priced drinks all day (Friday only). 43 To Level 3 45 To To Level 3/5 Level 5 44 42 Restrooms LEVEL 5 FORTY FIVE TEN 46 NEIMAN MARCUS 47 Limited edition Caitlin Keogh fashion piece. Louis Vuitton Customization – Customization NEIMAN MARCUS 47 and hand-painting on Louis Vuitton items by Chiharu Sei, the Northeast Region Artist for Chanel National Makeup Artist Event – Louis Vuitton. Entrance to Meet-and-greet and experience the latest 30 Hudson Yards makeup collection with National Makeup Luxottica Fashion Illustrator – Custom To Level 4 46 Artists Ryan Conner and Vadee Chun watercolor portrait with your Luxottica 46 (Friday only). sunglasses purchase. Coach Bag Customization – Made-to-order Marc Jacobs Global Makeup Artist – Rogue bags by Coach craftsmen, choose Meet-and-greet and experience the latest from elevated exotic materials in an array makeup collection with Global Makeup 46 46 of color palettes.
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