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COVER IMAGE: The Plaza Christmas Tree - Photo courtesy of The . The grandeur of The Plaza is on full display during the holidays. Prominently positioned and tastefully decked with white lights, the Christmas tree is lit annually making the palatial 110-year-old hotel shine even brighter during this time of year. There’s plenty of reason to stop in during the holidays even if you’re not booked at one of their suites; fuel up at The Todd English Food Hall or toast to the holidays with a cocktail at The Rose Club.

FEATURES Live Entertainment Calendar 42 Must-see exhibits during the month of December Top 10 things To Do in December 14 Christmas Movies on the Menu 44 For Film-loving Foodies, here are four Present Time Restaurants to visit this season 16 Around Town Guide To Gift Giving Toast the Season Brookfield Place Interview 46 Where to grab a drink after enjoying 28 Downtown's All-Encompassing the City's hallmarks of the holidays Answer for a Holiday Haven Il Mulino Prime Pandora Interview 48 A Modern Steakhouse in SoHo 30 Pandora: Herald Square & Season's Greetings On Stage Tate's Bake Shop 50 Celebrate the Spirit of the Season with 32 Pop-Up at the Bank of America Live Arts in the Big Apple Winter Village at In Transit December Sports 52 A-Cappella Original Arrives for the Holidays 34 Calendar of can't miss sporting events Curations of Holiday Cheer Champagne Supernova 56 From Toy to Post-Modern Design 36 Bands to get Bubbly with this Holiday Season Art & Cultural Exhibits Calendar Cyndi Lauper 58 Must-see exhibits during the month of December 38 Queens Pop Icon is Home for the Holidays Attractions Calendar Dan & Shay 84 Can't miss attractions during the month of December 40 Country Duo is obsessed with FOLD OUT MAP 6 NYCMONTHLY.COM 106

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16 48 64 Musicals, Plays

74 DINING Steak, Italian, Asian, American, Seafood & Sushi

80 MUSEUMS Art, Culture

SHOPPING 88 Department Stores, Luxury, Apparel & Accessories, Jewelry & Watches, 36 Specialty & Theme

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or those of you who are already fans and readers, thank you for hanging out with us again. For those of you who are first time readers and new to the magazine, welcome and thank Fyou for picking up our Holiday issue. It is our great pleasure each month to bring you the hottest in what’s happening in NYC in concerts, dining, shopping, sports, and the arts. December is typically one of the year’s biggest issues with so much going on around town during the holiday season, and this year is no different. From the incredible concerts this month (the full calendar of concerts on page 42) including Cyndi Lauper at the Beacon (interview on page 38) and Phish doing three nights at the Garden, to the huge sporting events like the Knicks hosting LeBron James and the World Champion Cavaliers on Weds. 12/7 (Sports calendar highlights on page 34), to our picks for spots with some of the city’s best holiday libations and holiday dining, this issue is packed with entertainment and cool things to do in December. So enjoy perusing all the action happening in New York City and do your best to get out there and partake. We’ve laid out a vast array of things coming up, I think you will be amazed at all NYC has in store for you this month. I truly appreciate each one of you for checking us out and reading all that we have curated for you across the city. There is no place like New York, and no time to be here like the holidays. Cheers to you during this special time, we’d love to hear feedback on our magazine and any of the stuff we’ve highlighted that you attend and/or patronize this month. And don’t forget to look for us the first week of every month on your commute, in your hi-rise building, at you’re your private club, or at any of our NYC hotel partners and all three NYC airports. We will be ready with a whole new forecast of the awesome things happening for the new month ahead. Thank you, enjoy, and talk again after the holidays!

Sincerely, Ron

RON SPEARS PUBLISHER [email protected] 10. Ring in the New Year Go all out at the King’s Winter Masquerade Choosing a destination for your New Year’s Eve evening is never easy, but this year there’s a clear winner: the annual King’s Winter Masquerade at The McKittrick Hotel. For anyone who has ever experienced Sleep No More, little else needs to be said; for the rest of us, the details are sparse but undeniably enticing: Masks. Performers. Music. Revelry. A massive haunted hotel and some of New York’s 9. Eat It Up most dynamic singers and dancers. Eat, drink, and be merry at Holiday Carolers Brunch What else do we need to say?(The What’s more festive than stuffed French toast with pear- McKittrick Hotel, 520 W. 27th St.) cranberry compote and hazelnuts? How about stuffed French toast with all the trimmings and live carolers? On Saturdays in December (12/3, 12/10, 12/17, 12/24, and 12/25), The Lambs Club hosts professional carolers and serves a tempting brunch including duck confit latkes with poached egg, frisée, and lingonberry or house-cured smoked Arctic char with crème fraiche, caper berries, and a bagel. And, yes: stuffed French toast, plus hot cocoa for all. Fa la la la YUM. (The Lambs Club, 132 W 44th St.) 1. Take the Holid-A Train Chug along on Bar Car Nights While the New York Botanical Garden’s Holiday 8. Shake It Off Train Show is fun for all ages, their Bar Car 2. Take a Bow Experience The Taylor Swift Nights, held from 7 p.m. until 10 p.m. on Marvel at the Moscow Ballet’s Great Experience 12/2-12/3, 12/16-12/17, 12/23, and 12/30, are an Russian Nutcracker “Cherry lips; crystal skies. I could adults-only affair. Marvel at the display during Since making its international debut in 7. Top It All Off 1993, the Moscow Ballet’s Great Russian show you incredible things.” And special, extended evening hours, sip a cocktail or Sample the savories at the annual Latke Festival you’ll find them all at The GRAMMY two, and enjoy live performances from some of Nutcracker has become a treasured On 12/19, the Brooklyn Museum gets up close and personal Museum’s traveling exhibit, The NYBG’s favorite street performers and musicians. holiday tradition. Local child dancers are with the borough’s storied Jewish heritage when it hosts the Taylor Swift Experience. As the Spiked cocoa and savory wood-fired small plates invited to audition and participate in the Los Angeles-based museum’s most seventh annual Latke Festival. Chefs from across the city are just some of the festive and delicious offerings onstage saga, which also features a 60-foot popular exhibit ever, this is sure come together to present their best versions of the classic available during this annual cold-weather fête. growing Christmas tree, dazzling handmade to bring Swifties in droves to the snack, with a panel of judges (and, of course, the guests) cri- Seaport, where they’ll find “as seen (New York Botanical Garden, 2900 Southern Blvd., costumes, stunning hand-painted sets, and the company of the Moscow Ballet, nearly 40 tiquing the offerings and choosing their favorite. In a season in New York” outfits, GRAMMY the Bronx) Awards gowns, home videos, hand- dancers strong. The show is touring America with more than enough excuses to overeat, this is one of our perennial favorites and a fun way for non-New Yorkers to written lyrics, and more. Whether and comes to New York at 3 p.m. on 12/3 at you’re cheer captain or sitting on the get a real taste of the city. (Brooklyn Museum, 200 Eastern Brooklyn’s famed King’s Theatre. Tickets bleachers, there’s something here start at just $32.50. (King’s Theatre, 1027 Pkwy., Brooklyn) for you. (The GRAMMY Museum, 19 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn) Fulton St.)

6. Run Home for a Touchdown 3. Believe in Magic The seventh annual Pinstripe Bowl brings football to Go back to the turn of the Yankee Stadium century with The Illusionists The Bronx is best known for the pinstriped masses who Through 1/1/17, Broadway is descend from April through October, but on 12/28 a home to the original rock stars: a contemporary tradition will make its seventh appearance at globe-trotting cast of illusionists storied Yankee Stadium: the New Era Pinstripe Bowl, whose magic, sleight of hand, bringing top-notch Division I NCAA college football to New conjuring, and clairvoyance made York. Last year’s Duke-Indiana game was a thriller, and while them the world’s most sought- the teams will change, the action on the field will not. No word after performers at the turn of yet on whether they’ll score a field goal or a triple, though… the last century. Lavish costumes 5. Get Baked (Yankee Stadium, 1 E. 161st St., The Bronx) and sets are the scene for these Score some treats at Tate’s Bake Shop Pop-Up scene-stealing acts of art and 4. Shop ‘til you Drop There was a time when you and your sweet tooth had to travel imagination, including the origins Buy for a cause during the annual Miracle on Madison all the way to Southampton for a batch of Tate’s famed cookies. of some of the greatest and most With a Salvation Army Santa on every corner, New York makes With this month’s pop-up shop at the Bank of America Winter dangerous illusions ever built, plus it easy to remember the less fortunate during the holiday season. Village at Bryant Park, the best of the East End lands in the never-before-seen experiments, Do your part to give back while stuffing stockings and trimming heart of , with sweets perfect for holiday giving – or transporting you from modern New your tree during the annual Miracle on Madison. On 12/3, holiday indulging. A bag of cookies makes a charming hostess York to a bygone age of mysticism participating shops on famed will donate a gift, and we promise: no one will be disappointed that you didn’t and wonder – perfect for the percentage of their sales to The Society of Memorial Sloan bake them yourself. (Leave that to the professionals!) (Bank of holidays. (Palace Theatre, 1564 Kettering, a volunteer-led organization dedicated to promoting the America Winter Village at Bryant Park, W 42nd St. at Sixth Ave.) Seventh Ave.) well-being of patients, supporting cancer research, and providing public education on the early prevention, detection, and treatment of cancer. (Madison Ave.)

Written by Leah Blewett SHOPPING

PresentTime Around Town Guide To Gift Giving

ecember is the busiest time of the year for shopping, and New York City is at the Depicenter of that tradition. There are Christmas markets aplenty, as well as the tried and true consumer hotspots like Bloomingdale's and Macy’s. However, this year you might want to explore some other reliable localities as well as blooming retail neighborhoods for some primo purchasing. Allow yourself time to enjoy the architecture and the displays in some of these places. While New York does boast some traditional shopping malls, places like Westfield World Trade and Brookfield Place herald some breathtaking design and construction that are not to be missed. Yes, New York City at holiday time has a maddening crowd that can be quite overstimulating, but let your hair down and give into the spectacle…it’s a magical time of year and you deserve to have a little fun.

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With a reputation that precedes it, Gucci has been a pinnacle of chic since 1921. Offering always impressive strokes of fashion brilliance, the Brookfield Place location has been flatteringly designed to match the drama of the company’s posh wares. A bit of whimsy, a bit of industrial flair, and everything stylish, this store is a must-see for anyone venturing downtown. (200 Vesey St.)

Once upon a time, menswear brand Kamakura Shirts was simply a small shop for south of Tokyo. There was an impeccable attention to detail in every one of their pieces, all made from the finest fabrics. Now that exquisite quality is available at an affordable price in their downtown New York City location, hot on the heels of the opening of their first overseas store on Madison Avenue. (225 Liberty St.)

DANCE THE YEAR AWAY: There are some Diane Von Furstenberg stepped into the wonderful creative things going on at Brookfield fashion spotlight in the early 1970’s with an Place this December, including a one-hour version innovative edge that could not be ignored. of The Nutcracker, sculpture installations and Having created the wrap dress, among other the bombast of Quiet Clubbing, when wireless milestones, DVF is always a feast for the headphones get passed around for a four-to-the- imagination. Women have ravenously slipped floor dance party. into her masterpieces for decades, and this season don’t cheat yourself out of a visit to her Brookfield Place venue. Stop by to take in the luminous collection of prints or the spellbinding shoes, bags, and scarves. The bright lights and dreamy pieces will have you completely swept away. (250 Vesey St.)

The highly anticipated Hermès Parfumerie location at Brookfield Place features a magical “symbolic garden, a transitional space makes reference both to the urban environment outside and to the natural playground of the perfumer.” The actual interior of the store is meant to

summon visions of different rooms of a house, with surfaces created from wood, marble,

Brookfield Place leather, and concrete. This is luxury shopping at its best. The elegant fragrances, according G to Hermès CEO Axel Dumas, “only truly come to life when they find their owners.” (225 Liberty St.)

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Founded in 1982, Greek-based accessories retailer Folli Follie’s new Westfield World Trade store features their Mediterranean aesthetic in all of their jewelry and accessories. Newly opened this year, the shop is poised to surely satisfy. The company’s centerpiece is their “Premium K” collection, which features limited edition jewelry and extras. Bearing a “full fashion concept” philosophy, their wares are stylish and luxurious without having to drain your bank account. Located in the Oculus at Westfield World Trade. (21 Dey St.)

London Jewelers is a treasure trove of superfine gems and luxury metals. Founded in 1923 by Charles Young, a clockmaker who emigrated to New York from Europe, the brand has risen to celestial heights with a strong devotion to fine craftsmanship. Their magical timepieces are a cut above, a constant homage to what launched this visionary jewelry enterprise. Their presence in the Oculus is more than apropos, as the sleek atmosphere perfectly showcases the gleaming bits and POP KARMA: While you’re venturing through baubles. (185 Greenwich St.) the Oculus at Westfield World Trade Center, pick The athletic juggernaut of modern day, up a delicious snack to keep yourself going strong. Under Armour’s presence at Westfield is Pop Karma offers scrumptious all-natural gourmet an experience in and of itself. A lush stock of popcorn. These guys have sustainably grown performance gear and apparel for men, women, kernels popped to absolute perfection. girls, and boys, you’ll find everything you need to keep yourself in tip top shape. Under Armour has been donned by pro athletes for years and has proven to be the gold standard for workout wear. Conveniently located in the main level of the mall, you’ll be able to zip in and easily out with nary a care in the world. (185 Greenwich St.)

And speaking of gold standards, Victoria’s Secret is the brand for lingerie and women’s

undergarments in America. Also a herald Westfield for beauty products, it includes fine lotions

and fragrances to delight your senses. With its annual runway spectacle event and the G World Trade Center scorchingly hot angels that don Vicky’s breathtaking pieces, give in to your indulgent side and peruse their dangerously steamy collection.

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Endorsed by pop diva Rihanna, the Stance branch in SoHo is a mecca for socks. With an extensive variety of all colors, patterns and sizes, the interior features welcoming wooden wall paneling and angular beams that suggest the roof of a house. Comfort and style are the orders of every day from this 2,000-square-foot flagship locale, with a special focus on the deep artistic heritage that has been part of the SoHo community for decades. Shoppers enter a vibrant tunnel of inspiration which showcase portraits of poets and musicians, reminding every consumer how important these mediums are to Stance’s adventurous creations. (510 Broadway)

Patagonia’s Greene Street outpost is a bombastic cavalcade of outerwear must-haves. With two floors of merchandise and a helpful, cheery staff, all of your cold weather needs are sure to be met with gusto. They’ll go well above and beyond, having items from other stores couriered over so that you don’t have to trek around the city to find that perfectly fitted parka. They have also been known to host some nifty in-store events with delicious free snacks. (72 Greene St.) MOVIES AT THE ANGELIKA: As we segue into There really is nothing quite like Sur la Table awards season, the Oscar-baiting films that you in New York. While the midtown location offers might not catch at your local Cineplex are all on cooking demonstrations and hands-on classes in view at NYC’s legendary Angelika Film Center. their adjacent classroom, the downtown spot still Be sure to have a snack at their on-site café before sports all of the gorgeous cookware that you’ll cozying up in one of their five cinema rooms. need to channel your inner Julia Child. Also on

site is a Nespresso vendor, complete with their stylish line of coffee brewers. Yummy and vitalizing

free samples are available so you can sip down SoHo some Swiss coffee goodness while you pick up your G kitchen necessities. (75 Spring St.) Never relying on brand name or logo but instead a passion for a "superior product", Oliver Peoples is a company that prides itself on cultivating relationships with its likeminded customers who appreciate their approach to business. The craftsmanship is approached with processes that may seem unconventional in today's landscape, opting for a bespoke, handmade tactic that shows in the quality of product. Offering both optical lenses and sunglasses for men and women, we suggest a frame in the classic tortoise shell hues that remain at the heart of their collections. (366 Oliver Peoples W. Broadway) 22 NYCMONTHLY.COM SHOPPING

Because the location is in a very tourist-friendly neighborhood, Crocs’ Herald Square shop can tend to get quite crowded. If you’re on the hunt for their foot- friendly and whimsical slip-ons, prep yourself for a throng of eager New York shoppers. A big, bright green facade beams from top to bottom of this locale. The interior is equally playful, welcoming your inner child to seek out the adorable pleasures of these very comfortable shoes. (152 W 34th St.) Caps, caps for sale! For the hat enthusiast, Lids at the Manhattan Mall features an endless selection of athletic headwear. Founded in 1995, the brand currently sports 1,131 locations in North America, including spots in the , Puerto Rico, and Canada. At their popular Herald Square venue, you’ll also be able to snag jerseys and personalized memorabilia. There is also a super slick membership club that gets you discounts on their vast quantum of football, baseball, and basketball merchandise. (100 A BIT OF MAGIC: A lesser-known gem in The W. Broadway at 33rd St.) Herald Square area is the Houdini Museum. Fossil’s vintage-inspired watches, as well as Opened in 2012, this locale is inside the Fantasma their rugged leather goods and accessories, are Magic Shop and is a delightful accent on any on hand at their busy midtown store. They afternoon in midtown. boast a fantastic customer service ethos. The congenial clerks all very knowledgeable and quick to offer a helping hand. Their collection of bags is also not to be missed, with items for both men and women. The timepieces on display are sure to satisfy everyone, featuring

designs both sleek and modern as well as ones

Herald Square with yesteryear’s elan. (38 W 34th St.) While Pandora’s most sought after offering G is their line of collectable bracelet charms, the brand also enjoys heavy traffic around their gorgeous array of rings, necklaces, and earrings. This locale is on the intimate side, so there’s more possibility for a hands-on transaction with the very helpful sales staff. However, because of the heavy foot traffic from tourists, it can get full quite quickly. If you can get there on a quieter day, treat yourself to the jewelry cleaning service to keep those charms sparkling. (1284 Broadway)

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Popular Euro brand Massimo Dutti is essentially Ralph Lauren on an Italian jaunt. With lavish threads for men and women alike, this sophisticated clothier is Italian swank with a dash of old-fashioned New York City glamor. The supremely helpful staff are on hand to assist you in finding any and all of your shopping must-haves. The gorgeous decor accentuates the fabulous garments on display. (689 5th Ave.)

High-end retailer Salvatore Ferragamo’s features the brand’s signature Italian footwear, bags, accessories, and more. With attention paid to both ladies and gents alike, this is the finest of upscale shopping. A spacious wonderland of well-stocked merchandise in every size and color, you’ll delight in the warm and welcoming decor. You’ll know the place by its signature marquis, which CAFE SFA: While on your shopping excursion, take a breather at Saks Fifth Avenue’s elegant Cafe wraps around the corner of its midtown SFA. With gorgeous views of and location. (655 5th Ave.) fabulous decor, you can amp up the posh and take OMG.Tod’s is the place for shoes, bags, high tea in this NYC eatery. and accessories for men and women. Originally a family-run business, Tod’s has grown into an industrial powerhouse for footwear and take-a-long odds and ends. With high standards for quality, their products are the finest of the fine. Possessing beautifully crafted shoes as well as a ready-to-wear collection, this place will surprise you with a more extensive array of purchasing possibilities. (650 Madison Ave.)

Is there anything more delicious to a shopper’s appetite than Louis Vuitton? The bags are only one reason to swing by. Check out their glorious staircases, the soft lighting, and glass containers around

their legendary masterpieces, rightfully seeming as though they belong on display

Fifth Avenue in a museum. The best of what fashion is, Louis Vuitton on Fifth Avenue is a G captivating thrill for anyone fortunate enough to set foot inside. (1 East 57th St.)

Written by Michael Raver 26 NYCMONTHLY.COM Salvatore Ferragamo NYC SHOPPING SPOTLIGHT Beyond just the shops, Brookfield Place has Who curated the dining offerings and what become known in the community for world-class was the method behind it? – Callie Haines, Senior cultural events. What is planned for the holiday Vice President, Property Management at Brookfield season and this winter? – Karen Kitchen & Elysa Property Partners Marden, Co-Directors, Arts Brookfield The curation was a very collective effort driven Kicking off the holiday season at Brookfield Place by Brookfield’s retail leasing team. Our goal was is Luminaries, a mesmerizing light installation to provide the highest quality unique collection of designed by the LAB at Rockwell Group and inspired chef-driven concepts in New York. We drew not only by the season’s traditions of sharing, giving, and from locally developed eateries but also fresh new BROOKFIELD community. Visitors are immersed in a canopy of concepts from other regions that Brookfield operates glowing lanterns suspended from the ceiling of the in, including Los Angeles, Washington, DC, and Winter Garden at Brookfield Place, each changing London. The team focused on an overall combination, color and intensity. Touch-sensitive "wishing especially in Hudson Eats, that collectively was stations" on the ground invite visitors to send a diverse yet complementary. Similar to our retail holiday wish, which materializes as a burst of color offerings, we sought to create an environment that traveling through the lanterns above, with periodic could not be replicated elsewhere and that drew its light shows adding to the holiday sparkle. For the inspiration from the best up-and-coming concepts second year, Brookfield Place has partnered with and chefs. PLACE the GRAMMY Museum to support music education Has Brookfield reached its apex or is it still programs, donating $1 for every wish made up to growing? What should we expect in the coming $25,000. The Luminaries wishing experience lasts years? – Callie Haines, Senior Vice President, through January 8, 2017, after which the installation Property Management at Brookfield Property Partners will remain on display until January 29. Brookfield Place will continue to grow and, more Free performances of New Ballet’s importantly, evolve. We are constantly trying new The Nutcracker on December 2 at 7:00 p.m. and things, whether it be with unique pop-up concepts December 3 at 1:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. round out or fresh arts and events programming. The the opening holiday weekend at Brookfield Place. personality of Brookfield Place is just beginning to This one-hour production, choreographed by Keith be revealed, and, with each new venture we explore, Michael, is set art nouveau-style to Tchaikovsky’s that personality will not only be further defined, beloved score. but Brookfield Place will also continue to morph Quiet Clubbing on December 10 from 7:00 p.m. into a uniquely treasured community hub and city to 11:00 p.m. and December 11 from 1:00 p.m. to destination. 5:00 p.m. will transform Brookfield Place into a If someone had a December afternoon to spend high-energy dance party under the magic of the at Brookfield, what itinerary would you suggest Luminaries canopy. Visitors will receive a special for them? – Callie Haines, Senior Vice President, pair of headphones from which they can connect to Property Management at Brookfield Property Partners Downtown’s All-Encompassing Answer for a Holiday Haven three separate DJs, each spinning their own flavor. The color of the headphones changes with the DJ I would start by building up an appetite by skating hat do you get when you combine the height of retail luxury, exceptional chef-driven channel selected, so visitors can choose to dance on the outdoor plaza ice rink. I would then stop restaurants, world-class lifestyle amenities, and exciting cultural experiences? W with friends, groove with like-minded strangers, or into Le District for a delicious crepe, followed by an Answer: Brookfield Place New York. This is a powerhouse combination any time of year, rock out on their own. exploration of the retailer-designed Christmas trees but add the spirit of the holidays in New York City and things are kicked into overdrive. throughout the complex. This would likely inspire The holidays would not be complete without a visit This December Brookfield Place is a beacon in lower Manhattan for seasonal shopping, me to do a little shopping….Saks, Burberry, Vince, to the “man in red” himself. Santa Claus returns dining, and the arts. Callie Haines, senior vice president, property management at Joie…..at which point I would need to present my December 2 through 24 to his newly designed holiday Brookfield Property Partners and the co-directors of Arts Brookfield, Karen Kitchen Christmas wish list to Santa! After a visit to Mr. home on the second level of the 230 Vesey Shops at and Elysa Marden, give us the details on what’s planned for this month and what’s Claus and his elves in the courtyard area, I would Brookfield Place, ready to create photo memories expected for the future at Brookfield Place. head over to Tartinery in Hudson Eats for a quiet for all. glass of wine and rest my feet.

28 NYCMONTHLY.COM Your locations in Herald Square What are some of the latest fashion NYC SHOPPING SPOTLIGHT and Times Square are both concept and jewelry trends and how can stores. What does that mean? we embrace them by shopping at Pandora? A concept store is a Pandora jewelry location that exclusively carries the Our new slogan is Unique as You Are, entire Pandora Jewelry collection, as which is designed to celebrate the well as exclusive merchandise that is individuality of women. From their not available in other stores. From the inimitable hearts and minds to their second you walk into these stores, you matchless talents, strengths, and style, capture the energy and essence of what Pandora jewelry honors women just the our jewelry is all about. way they are – unique. From strong individuals to diverse groups, women We hear you have exclusive NYC of all ages, ethnicities, archetypes, and charms only available in the city. attitudes are profiled in Pandora’s Tell us more about this. brand new platform, underscoring the Our Herald Square and Times Square all-encompassing nature of Pandora locations carry many exclusive charms. and unlimited opportunities for Our signature charms are the 14K personal expression. gold & sterling silver big apple charm What are some styling tips you can engraved with “NYC” and the white- offer our readers? looking glass Murano charm engraved with “New York City” and a red apple. Our concept stores offer Pandora We also carry a Statue of Liberty stylists who can show you how to charm which is part of the landmarks layer your bracelets, stack rings, or collection as well as a New York skyline find the perfect necklace to wear every charm. day or on special occasions. Whether it’s stacking two or three rings on each What are your gift giving finger or combining leather, silver, and recommendations other than gold bracelets together, overall you can charms? never have enough arm candy, so show Our stores have the full collection of it off all at once! necklaces, earrings, and rings. For What is your company mission? people who are unsure of what to get this holiday season we suggest our Pandora’s mission is to offer women Vintage Allure Jewelry Gift Set. This across the world a universe of high- is the perfect, unique gift that everyone quality, hand-finished, modern and will love and cherish forever. Our brand genuine jewelry products at affordable new sparkling strand bracelet is made prices, thereby inspiring women to of rhodium-plated sterling silver and express their individuality. We are a detailed with cubic zirconia stones. partner in helping to explore and craft The sliding clasp, which makes it easy a unique personal story to complement to adjust to your wrist and preferred every style, every day. style, makes it the perfect choice for We are also committed to giving back. any special family member or friend. PANDORAHERALD SQUARE & TIMES SQUARE Over the last few months, we partnered Tell us the advantages of becoming with many charities. One was Dress uring the holiday season the hunt is on for a unique and thoughtful gift for everyone on a Pandora Club Member. for Success and Oprah Magazine, which was a very successful event Dyour list. With boutiques in Herald Square and the newly opened Times Square location, If you’re a Pandora addict, this is a in our Times Square store. We also Pandora makes it easy to find that special piece for the people in your life. Featuring everything must have as you will receive advance partnered with the American Cancer from its festive holiday collection to exclusive NYC charms, New York City Monthly checked notice of new collections, promotions, Society and helped to raise money for in with Pandora to find out the scoop on this year’s hot holiday items. and events as well as exclusive limited Breast Cancer Awareness. edition charms only for club members. Come in and ask one of our associates 30 NYCMONTHLY.COM today! NYC SHOPPING SPOTLIGHT or some people, quality control isn’t The move into Manhattan is an especially a business practice; it’s a way of sweet one for King, who started the life. Take Kathleen King. Today, Bake Shop as a child and grew it into a Fthe polished Hamptons born-and-bred successful national brand. 16 years ago, entrepreneur is widely recognized as the she rededicated herself to her roots in producer and purveyor of the country’s Southampton at the original bake shop and best chocolate chip cookies from Tate’s reimagined it with her father’s nickname, Bake Shop. When she was 11, she was an Tate’s. Today, the brand is in the middle ambitious young baker with a much older of a renaissance that shows no signs of chef’s eye for detail. When King’s mother stopping and includes their cozy pop-up returned from the grocery store with less in the Winter Village. Tate's has become costly chocolate chips, young Kathleen synonymous with the country's best sent her straight back for the good stuff. chocolate chip cookies and can be found Today, Kathleen and the Tate’s team are in better specialty shops and supermarkets TATE'S developing new recipes and keeping that across America, but Bryant Park is the BAKE SHOP same eagle eye on attention to the details, brand's first dedicated pop up shop. especially in her signature crispy chocolate Savvy shoppers already know that chip cookies. Tate’s is America’s top-rated chocolate Most New Yorkers know Tate’s cookies chip cookie, but the shop will offer more: from specialty shops like Dean and specials of the season like peppermint DeLuca, Balducci’s, or Zabar’s. East cookie bark and macaroons, holiday gift Enders may have even stopped into the baskets to take with you or order for brand’s cozy flagship shop in Southampton. delivery, and even delicious gluten-free But this winter, for the first time, Tate’s is options. Everything is based on King’s own staking out their own piece of Manhattan recipes, which she began developing as a real estate – and like everything King child. Today, the thin, buttery crunch of does, it’s uncommonly high quality. Tate’s her chocolate chip cookies is a signature, Pop-Up Shop is in the heart of midtown’s and she’s constantly testing new flavors; iconic Bryant Park. the Bake Shop also takes online orders nationwide, often times with free shipping. Yes, you read that right, and no, they’re not on one of the streets that line the park. None of that compares to the Bryant Park They’re actually inside it, just behind the pop-up, though, where you can snag a bag New York Public Library and a quick jaunt of chocolate chip cookies, then meander from Bryant Park Grill. How? Well, they’re over to Danny Meyer’s Public Fare at the not alone: Tate’s Bake Shop Pop-Up is a part northeast corner of the park for a cup of of the Bank of America Winter Village at coffee to sip with them like King does. In Bryant Park, an annual carnival of vendors the evenings, try a cookie with a White and cafés, plus a stunning Christmas Russian, a throwback to the Hamptons Pop-Up at the tree and skating rink, that transforms bars where King sold the cookies in her the landmark urban greenspace into a youth before Tate’s Bake Shop became a Bank of America winter wonderland. Tate’s just happens to nationwide phenomenon. have snagged a spot immediately beside Now that’s forward-thinking the Christmas tree on the east side of the Winter Village at entrepreneurship – but it’s just the kind park, a fitting location for the rigorously of attention to detail that we’ve come to perfect cookies and sweets that made the Bryant Park expect from the 11-year-old who insisted company a household name nationwide. on top-notch chocolate chips (and wouldn’t settle for less!).

32 NYCMONTHLY.COM Written by Leah Blewett DECEMBER SPORTS December 2016 jet VS. KNICKS VS. DOLPHINS CELTICS Sat. 8:30 PM Sun. Met Life Stadium ISLANDERS 12:00 PM 17A special Saturday night football 25Madison Square Garden VS. RANGERS game featuring two long-time AFC Tues. 7:00 PM East rivals. The Jets and Dolphins The NBA reserves its Christmas Day Schedule for its most intriguing Barclays Center have a deep history of amazing games, and their contest earlier teams, stars and matchups. The 6One of the best rivalries in sports this year saw rookie Kenyan Drake Knicks and Celtics are the first of continues as the Rangers host their 96-yard kickoff return in the 4th 5 games on the sked. As fun as the cross-town rivals. Throw records quarter, giving the Dolphins a 27-23 game will be to watch, be sure to out the window when these two win. Expect a similarly close game notice the special holiday jerseys teams play; expect a hard-hitting both teams will be wearing. In game, with lots of emotion and this time around. addition, most of the game’s stars intensity among the fans as well. The Rangers won the first meeting will be clad in special sneakers that this season on Opening Night, 5-3. are reserved for the day. JIMMY V CLASSIC (BASKETBALL) Purdue vs Arizona State & Florida vs Duke Tues. 7:00 PM Madison Square Garden The Jimmy V Classic began in 1995 in order to raise money and awareness for cancer research. Since 2003 the event has been held at Madison Square Garden, and as in most years, it will give NYC fans a chance to see great college hoops. Duke is expected to be one of the last teams standing in March, featuring KNICKS VS. some of the top freshmen in the country; catch them now before WWE LIVE CAVALIERS they are in the NBA next season. HOLIDAY Wed. 8:30 PM TOUR Madison Square Garden NETS VS. GIANTS VS. Mon. 7:30 PM Lebron James and the World Champion 26Madison Square Garden WARRIORS Cavaliers make their first visit to the COWBOYS Thurs. The WWE will be ending 2016 on Garden this year, the building that Sun. 8:30 PM 7:30 PM a high note, as its annual Holiday Met Life Stadium Tour comes to the Garden. The 7James has acknowledged is the “Mecca Barclays Center 22 card is expected to feature at of basketball.” Lebron has had some 11The Cowboys are the surprise team Although they didn’t win the least 4 championship matches, in the NFL this year, amazingly NBA Championship last year, the monster games at MSG, including including a triple-threat match for led by two rookies, quarterback Warriors are still one of the league’s the WWE championship featuring 2 triple doubles and 2 games of 50+ Dak Prescott and first-round pick top teams, and they made their John Cena, Dean Ambrose and AJ points. See what he has in store for Ezekiel Elliott. Led by Eli Manning star-studded lineup even flashier Styles, and a Steel Cage match for and Odell Beckham, Jr., the Giants when they signed Kevin Durant. the new-look Knicks, led by Carmelo the Intercontinental Title between are making their push for the It will be tough for the Nets to slow The Miz and Dolph Ziggler. Anthony and Derrick Rose. playoffs, and a win over their hated down Golden State, so be prepared There’s also a six-way match for rival would certainly help. It’s a to “ooh” and “aah” at the Warriors the Women’s title, and many more Sunday night game, so be sure to stifling defense, crisp passing, and WWE Superstars on the card. layer up and get to MetLife Stadium incredible 3-point shooting. early for a full day of tailgating.

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Theatre. Billy Joel serenades December 17 at Madison as well as holiday favorites, and maybe even Square Garden, Dragonette starts a dance party some covers (she's known for one helluva Michael December 10 at Warsaw, Kelsea Ballerini inspires Jackson medley). December 2 at Irving Plaza, and MO blows a kiss Wisconsin indie-folk band Bon Iver, fronted by December 3 at Terminal 5. For the other entertainers Justin Vernon, plays a number of sold-out shows this we're checking twice off our list, keep reading... champagne month including December 5-7 at Pioneer Works arts The rock gods have spoken and The 24 Karat Gold and exhibition space in Red Hook, Brooklyn followed Supernova Tour heads to Madison Square Garden December 1 by 12/10 at Hammerstein Ballroom, 12/12 and 12/13 at Bands to Get Bubbly With This Holiday Season with Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees Stevie Kings Theatre in Brooklyn, and finally 12/14 at Music Nicks solo, co-headlining with another 70s/80s Hall of Williamsburg. These are the only U.S. dates heavyweight act, The Pretenders, fronted by Chrissie before the band heads to Europe through February. Hynde. English-American band The Pretenders are The Grammy Award-winning band (Best New Artist, best known for hits like the timeless "I'll Stand by You," Best Alternative Music , 2012) released its third the funky "Brass In Pocket," the foot-tapping "Back album, "22, A Million" earlier this year (debuting at On The Chain Gang," and the feel-good tune "Don't #1 on the Billboard 200), with much experimentation Get Me Wrong," among others. The Pretenders' latest taking them into the realm of folk-tronica with both album, "Alone" (released in October), was produced ambient and distorted production, including samples by The Black Keys' Dan Auerbach, so fans can expect that range from Stevie Nicks to Mahalia Jackson to a mix of nostalgia and new material. Stevie Nicks, Paolo Nutini. Trumpets, saxophones, violins, and who leads Fleetwood Mac, was a solo star in her own overall rich instrumentation color the new material, right with a number of hits including the bluesy "Stop from the gospel-flavored "22 (Over Soon)" to the warped Draggin' My Heart Around" featuring Tom Petty and "715 (Creeks)" to the delicate, soulful falsetto tune the Heartbreakers, "Edge of Seventeen," "Leather and "666 (Upsidedowncross)." Lace," and the danceable "Stand Back." Fans can expect Texas country singer- Nicks to play some Fleetwood Mac favorites as well. shimmies over at Town Hall December 8. Musgraves Nicks' 2014 album "24 Karat Gold - Songs from the has a slew of awards and nominations to her name Vault" features all new material from decades past, as well as two major label , releasing her first so Nicks will likely share some of these new/old songs Christmas collection, A Very Kacey Christmas, with in addition to her catalog, making for an overall night guests , , and The Quebe of rock 'n roll's best. Sisters, with songs like "Feliz Navidad," "Have Yourself Two-time Grammy-nominated singer A Merry Little Christmas," and "" is one of the most promising vocalists in music today, among four original tunes. The unapologetic singer sweetening the season with her Tour was honored as the CMA New Artist of the Year in coming to the Playstation Theater December 1. The 2013 and won Song of the Year at the CMAs in 2014 San Diego native is so much more than her timeless for the timeless "," and also won the song "Rise Up," which truly is the gift that keeps on Grammy for Best Country Album (for debut "Same giving, included in a Beats by Dre commercial featuring Trailer Different Park), and the ACMs crowned her Serena Williams leading up to her 22nd Grand Slam Album of the Year, as well. At the 2014 Grammys Kacey Bon Iver Photo by David Hartig t's the most wonderful time of the year, and it's no different for live music. Interviews on our featured title, a Team USA commercial during the Rio Olympics, was even tied with Taylor Swift and Lorde for having music artists can be found on the following pages - Cyndi Lauper headlines the sixth annual and a memorable performance at this year's Grammys the most nominations by a female artist. Musgraves "Home for the Holidays" at the Beacon Theatre December 3, and country duo Dan + Shay light up mashed up with Ellie Goulding's "Love Me Like You was just included as a performer for the Willie Nelson I Do." Andra Day's got a new five-track collection called Lifetime Achievement Award celebrating Dolly Parton the Playstation Theater on December 16. "Merry Christmas from Andra Day," which includes alongside Reba, , Jennifer Nettles, The iHeartRadio Jingle Ball tour stops by Madison Square Garden December 9 with Z100's top "Someday at Christmas" with Stevie Wonder, "God and Martina McBride at the 50th CMAs. Having co- talents Justin Bieber, Ariana Grande, Diplo, The Chainsmokers, Meghan Trainor, Fifth Harmony, and Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen" with Jennifer Nettles written Miranda Lambert's "Mama's Broken Heart" many more. Kanye West celebrates New Year's with December 30 show at Barclays Center, while Phish (which they performed on CMA Country Christmas and toured with Lady Antebellum, Willie Nelson, circle Madison Square Garden December 28-31. R. Kelly grooves over at Kings Theatre December 17, Special at the Grand Ole Opry last month), "Winter Alison Krauss, Kenny Chesney, and Katy Perry, Kacey Andrea Bocelli enchants December 10 at Madison Square Garden, Kip Moore and Jon Pardi round 'em Wonderland," and other favorites. Day is expected to Musgraves is a class act with so much ahead for her. December 1 at Terminal 5, and a cappella group Straight No Chaser harmonize December 1 at the Beacon perform a combination of tunes off her debut album

36 NYCMONTHLY.COM Written by Michael Menachem NYC CONCERT SPOTLIGHT It's your sixth annual Home for the Holidays Have you been connected to Broadway for a long benefit at the Beacon Theatre, and this year time even prior to conceptualizing Kinky Boots you are sharing the stage with Aloe Blacc, Billy (and starring in 2006's The Threepenny Opera), Corgan (of Smashing Pumpkins), and a number and do you think and musicians of comedians and personalities. Do you plan on become more respected when they can write for duets with the other talents? Will you play some of theater? your hits and some of your new country-flavored I'm not sure. I think the difference is that when you material? have a hit Broadway show and you come from the music Of course I will do my hits. Some of them will be done world and not a traditional Broadway music composer, CYNDI as duets with some of the talent on the roster (it's a you get a lot of attention that is kind of singular in secret; you have to come to the show), and I will sing a way. It's not an easy transition because it’s a very songs with artists on their songs, and I will probably different way of writing music — writing songs for LAUPER do a song or two off Detour. It's going to be a great yourself vs. writing songs for several different people Queens Pop Icon Is show this year again. Great comedy, great music for sharing a similar story. That was the challenge, and Home for the Holidays a great cause. I guess because I was able to do that, and give each character in the show their own voice, their own jam, On your most recent album, "Detour," you ditched maybe it made people think “ah, she actually is a good op music icon. Broadway pop and blues music for country and sang duets songwriter.” Pdisruptor. Voice of change. with Vince Gill, Emmylou Harris, Willie Nelson, Cyndi Lauper remains one of Jewel, and Alison Krauss -- some of the greats. What's the biggest misconception you've found over New York's brightest stars, a Since you grew up listening to some 50s country the years about people who come from Queens, humanitarian who has taken her tunes in New York, was this process a welcome and how has your borough shaped you as a person celebrity and songbook to raise reminder of your childhood and your early days and an artist? with family? awareness and celebrate equality Listen, people that live and raise their families in for all. Lauper rounded up a range was very popular and considered Queens are the salt of the earth and hardworking, and of talent like she does each year mainstream when I was growing up. AM radio played I think that work ethic and never-say-no attitude that I for her 6th Annual Home for the all different kinds of music, artists like Patsy Cline, learned growing up in Queens helped me as an artist. Holidays, hosted at the Beacon Hank Williams, Kitty Wells, Loretta Lynn, and Johnny And we are so close to NYC, and that helps as a young Theatre December 3 by Carson Cash dominated the airwaves. AM radio was blaring artist — whether you are an actor or a songwriter or in Kressley. In past years, Cyndi at my Aunt Gracie's house. She listened to the radio a band, you get exposed to so much that it's thrilling to Lauper has showcased a who's who while working in the kitchen, and that’s where I heard be just a subway ride away from all that art. these artists for the first time of talent including Pink, Sarah Home for the Holidays is a big celebration; it's McLachlan, Josh Groban, Jason I always knew I was going to do another covers project. holiday time and it's a cheerful evening of live Mraz, 50 Cent, Boy George, Whoopi I wasn't sure what genre I wanted to cover. I had just music. Six years in, what do you hope for this year? Goldberg, Susan Surandon, Lou done a deal with Sire [Records] with Seymour Stein, The past six years have been a whirlwind of progress, and when he and I started listening to music, we found Reed, and more at these sold-out and without the concert the True Colors Fund would that the songs I was moved by were songs from the events to benefit LGBT youth not have been able to do as much as we have been able same era as the blues record — the 40’s, 50’s…and homelessness. to around ending LGBT youth homelessness. it was basically all country artists. Like the blues, A range of emotions will be felt country songs tell great stories. And I'm a sucker for The True Colors Fund just wrapped up a three-year at this one-night-only event, and that. Seymour explained that the golden era of country, partnership with the U.S. Department of Housing and Cyndi's "True Colors" will truly which all of the songs off Detour are, was happening Urban Development and four other federal agencies take on many meanings. NYC at the same time as the era of Memphis Blues. I really on an initiative in Houston and Cincinnati to test Monthly talked with Lauper about liked the idea of doing a companion record to Memphis ways that we can actually prevent LGBT youth from the night's variety of talent, how Blues and to look at music from both sides of that becoming homeless. We will be taking the lessons growing up in Queens shaped her street. So when those songs were being written at the learned from that effort and help communities around as a person and an artist, and same time across the racial street the country odes the country put new, proven solutions in place. That how she plans to wipe out youth were being written and I just thought, "Cool." What a is game-changing. We have a lot more work to do, but homelessness. brilliant time for music that era was. the momentum is continuing to move at a quicker pace and in a much more strategic way.

38 NYCMONTHLY.COM Written by Michael Menachem NYC CONCERT SPOTLIGHT Having appeared on the Today show, Good stage for our fans. We'll definitely be sweating Morning America, Live! with Kelly and when we get off the stage. Sometimes we get in Michael, the Macy's Thanksgiving Day trouble when we go over the curfew, try to squeeze Parade and many more, what was your first in as many songs as we can and sprinkle in some major New York media appearance and what covers along the way. was this like for you? You were nominated for Vocal Duo of the We did Good Morning America. I think we have Year by the CMAs and the ACM Awards. You played GMA three times. Something about when both have co-written nearly every Dan + Shay DAN + the cameras get on you, it's a different energy and song. Coming from Pennsylvania (and Shay you gotta harness that. from Arkansas), both being in relationships, do you pull a lot from your own personal There's such a great energy when we come lives? to New York. Once you get into the city it's a beautiful place. Growing up in Pennsylvania It's a very vulnerable place being in a songwriting SHAYCOUNTRY DUO IS OBSESSED WITH NEW YORK I got the chance to come there a lot. Fall and room. The first time in the room with someone Christmastime is great. it's like a first date. We have learned to break down the walls no matter how dumb the song Your second album is called “Obsessed." title could be. We pull inspiration from personal People who come to New York usually love relationships with friends, something from a something about it. What about New York are movie or book that stands out; it's different every you and Shay obsessed with? time we get into the room. That's what keeps it I'm obsessed with New York in general but there's fun and exciting. Does someone have a beat or a so much diversity, so many different cultures. groove or a melody -- which is fun. We like to pull We're kind of foodies and coffee snobs. When from life. you come to New York there's endless options, "From The Ground Up" was the first single off the and I'm vegan, so there's tons of options, healthy new record, and we've grown up a couple years. food, everything you could want. A lot of our guys We're in our late 20s now, going through different are really obsessed with ramen. Shay loves the life experiences, and that song is pretty reflective ramen, he's the ramen king. The coffee options of that. We like a little something for everybody. are incredible too. It's funny when we do TV it's loading in at 4am, we're waiting ’til 7am cause "Road Trippin'" is one of the tracks off we're too snobby and wait for the good places to the new album. You will be "road trippin'" open. through New York City during the holiday season. How will you keep everyone's spirit I also love running in . It's such a up this December with your live show, and do crazy concept to have such a big running path in you have anything special planned for this the middle of the city. I'll throw a couple miles time on stage or personally? down before a show; it's a great refresher. Yeah, the holidays are a great time of year. We hree-time nominated CMA Vocal Duo of the Year Dan + Shay have hit it The harmonies and melodies are just as always remember where we came from. We never big ever since 2013 when their now-platinum feel-good single "19 You + catchy and inspiring as the first album. What T forget family. Coming up through December we'll Me" broke waves. The youthful love song about Myrtle Beach, S.C. positioned can fans or first-time guests expect at your get to take the time to go to Pennsylvania. We're Pennsylvania native Dan Smyers and Arkansas native Shay Mooney as show coming to the Playstation Theater? doing a couple appearances at some children's new hit-makers on the country music scene with pop likability. Releasing Photo by Robby Klein Man, I would say a ton of energy. We like to shake hospitals, and we're going to St. Jude [Children's second album "Obsessed" in June 2016, Dan + Shay will bring the feels to it up, we throw it back to the 80s a lot. It's rare Research Hospital]. It all puts it into perspective, the Playstation Theater December 16 with a night full of hits like "Nothin' when someone can sing as well and as high as to uplift someone through the power of music, Like You," "Show You Off," "From The Ground Up," and new single "How Not Shay can. We'll throw in some Def Leppard or whether a Christmas song or our own song. We're To," as well as other favorites and some familiar covers. Dan spoke with New Journey, I think we throw in some Taylor Swift doing a few Christmas shows and we may throw York City Monthly about his infatuation with Central Park, Dan + Shay's there if we can. There's so much to do and so in a holiday song or two. "obsession" with good coffee in NYC, and what matters most to the duo while many shows, so we really like to leave it all on the Written by Michael Menachem 40 NYCMONTHLY.COM DECEMBER LIVE ENTERTAINMENT December 2016 3 6 11 13 1 2 4 5 7 8 9 10 12 14 THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY MONDAY TUESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY TUESDAY 7:00pm 6:00pm 8:00pm 8:00pm 8:00pm 8:00pm 7:30pm 8:00pm 8:00 8:00pm Stevie Nicks Kelsea Ballerini Cyndi Lauper & Mariah Carey: Copeland Mariah Carey: Z100’s Jingle Ball Gloria Gaynor Peter Murphy Mariah Carey: Madison Square Irving Plaza Friends: Home All I Want For and Rae All I Want For Madison Square B.B. King Blues New York City All I Want For Garden for the Holidays Christmas Is You Cassidy Christmas Is You Garden Club Winery Christmas Is You 9:00pm The Beacon The Beacon The Bowery The Beacon The Beacon 7:30pm Turkuaz and Theatre Theatre Ballroom Theatre 8:00pm 8:00pm MONDAY Theatre Straight No The New Sharon Jones & Bon Iver Chaser Mastersounds 9:00pm 9:00pm 8:00pm the Dap-Kings Hammerstein 8:00pm WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY Kings Theatre Ballroom The Beacon Terminal 5 MO Bastille Gary Clark Jr. Mac Miller 8:00pm Theatre Terminal 5 The Bowery 8:00pm Terminal 5 Ballroom Mariah Carey: 8:00pm Mariah Carey: 9:00pm All I Want For SUNDAY All I Want For Christmas Is You Andra Day Kelsea Ballerini Christmas Is You The Main Playstation 8:00pm Squeeze The Beacon The Beacon Theatre Theater Jesse & Joy Theatre The Bowery Playstation Ballroom 8:00pm Theater Kip Moore Terminal 5

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f someone were to calculate the percentage of said, don’t leave a visit to Serendipity Iall Christmas films that are set in New York, it 3 to chance; tables here get booked up in would surely be a significant proportion. There’s advance, and not just by people on self-guided just something about the holiday season that tinges film tours of the city. The quality of the fare, the city with even more energy, more excitement, which could be described as cross-cultural comfort CHRISTMAS and—with the snow, and the lights, and the sporadic food—fresh-made pasta, sandwiches, crepes, curried on the menu boughs of holly—more beauty. For a self-guided almondines, sautéed chicken livers—far surpasses Christmas film tour of the city, here are four places that of a run-of-the-mill tourist trap. And, of course, to live out those Christmas film fantasies and have its claim-to-fame desserts are heavenly, from the MOVIES a great meal, too. carrot cake (described on the menu as “celestial”) to a creamy humble pie to massive , For film-loving foodies, The 2004 remake of Alfie added a twist to the 1966 including the Guinness World Record–setting $1,000 here are four restaurants original version of the film. It took the notorious Golden Opulence , covered in 23-carat gold to visit this season London playboy and placed him in New York leaf. (60th St. nr. Second Ave.) instead, using the city’s most posh buildings as the backdrop to his high-class exploits, among the Beginning with its holiday season kick-off most romantic of which is Tavern on the Green, Thanksgiving Day Parade, the flagship Macy’s decked in Christmas lights, glowing with glamor in Herald Square is quite certainly the linchpin beside Central Park. And now, after a $15.9 million of winter festivities in NYC. Immortalized in the makeover a couple years back, the 82-year-old plot of Miracle on 34th St., Macy’s is where parents restaurant is more handsome than ever, outfitted have been taking children for decades to sit on with leather, dark wood, and beamed ceilings, and Santa’s lap and say their Christmas wishes, and its a menu that sources from local producers for classic windows always boast one of the best department dishes like roast veal tenderloin, honey-glazed rack store displays in the city. After, when everyone is of lamb, stout-braised short ribs, and dry-aged ready for a bite to eat after braving the long lines steak au poivre. On winter nights when the snow (and the cold), stop into Midtown: Rowland’s drifts down to coat the park in white, there’s no Bar & Grill, Macy’s in-store restaurant and one place more romantic for a festive feast than here. of the best gastropubs in Midtown. The menu is (Central Park West at 66th St.) short and sweet with well-composed salads (one with pickled vegetables, red cress, and avocado in The look of wonder on young Macaulay Culkin’s a tangy yogurt dressing); down-home dishes like face when he wanders into The Plaza Hotel in fried green tomatoes, shrimp and grits, and matzo Home Alone 2: Lost in New York is one that graces ball soup; and shockingly great burgers served on the visages of just about everyone who enters the challah buns with thick-cut fries. Happy hour and city’s most storied hotel for the first time. And this a kids’ menu are sure to add some Christmas cheer doesn’t just mean booking one of its palatial (and for all ages. (34th St. at Herald Square) royally priced) rooms. On cold days, the The Plaza Food Hall is just the place to stop into for a quick Written by Gabrielle Lipton bite. City-favorite purveyors such as Luke’s Lobster, Épicurie Bouloud, Chi Dumplings and Noodles, and Ora di Pasta offer a range of fast, delicious fare, while other luxury food vendors like Kusmi Tea and La Maison du Chocolate easily lend themselves to a bit of holiday shopping as well. (Fifth Ave. at Central Park South)

Love at first sight, a magical connection, a stroke of fate—there’s hardly a rom-com cliché that Serendipity doesn’t cover. Yet still, who doesn’t melt at John Cusack and Kate Beckinsale’s Serendipity 3 immediate intimacy over those initial goblets of Frozen Hot Chocolate hot chocolate at the movie’s namesake café? That Serendipity 44 NYCMONTHLY.COM COCKTAILS

ity sidewalks, busy sidewalks, dressed Nothing signifies the arrival of the Cin holiday style…and no city dresses holiday season quite like Rockefeller up better than New York. From Christmas Center. Its sunken courtyard becomes an lights strung through the streets of Little ice rink, and an enormous Christmas tree is TOAST THE Italy to wreaths hung on lampposts in frosty raised above, twinkling with thousands of tiny Central Park, the city is filled with holiday colored lights. After an obligatory photo shoot season traditions not to be missed. Here, we’ve in front of the tree or successfully completing rounded up four, as well as where to top them some laps on the ice, head into the rink-side off with a tipple. Rock Center Café for some prime people Where to grab a drink after enjoying the watching with a drink in hand. With low When the frigid gusts of winter blow in, city’s hallmarks of the holidays ceilings and warm lighting, contemporary The Polo Bar is the chicest refuge to warm furnishings and a stone bar, the café is at up after braving the cold to see the holiday once cozy and modern, an ideal atmosphere window displays at the department stores for tossing back a seasonal cocktail, such as a Season along Fifth Avenue. Set adjacent to the Fifth spiced pear bellini with cinnamon and nutmeg Avenue Ralph Lauren store—and in easy reach or a vodka-based Apple Crisp with apple spice of the windows at Saks, Bendel’s, Lord and liqueur and fresh ginger. In honor of the rink’s Taylor, and Barney’s—it’s the third Ralph 80th anniversary this year, the menu even Lauren–owned restaurant in the world and boasts a special, hard-to-find classic: The as elegant and timeless as the designer’s all- Preakness, made of rye, bitters, vermouth, American clothes. It’s set underground with Benedictine, and lemon that was created the mahogany ceilings, tan leather banquettes, year the rink opened. (50th St. nr. Fifth Ave.) gold-framed paintings of horses, and a glistening bar where fashion editors and Right behind the New York Public Library Purple Label–suited bankers meet for old near Grand Central Station, Bryant Park fashioneds on any given weeknight. Craft transforms every year into the Winter Village, beers, more than 30 champagnes, and a list of a miniature township of glass huts. Each is fine wines accompany a menu of craft cocktails, filled with the goods and noshes of more than served in heavy glassware with swizzle sticks 125 different vendors, often purveying local shaped like polo mallets. (55th St. nr. Fifth and handcrafted goods, and for those friends Ave.) and family members for whom you just don’t quite know what to get, this is an ideal place For families and patrons of the arts, Lincoln to come peruse. In the center of the village Center is home to some of the most beloved is also a free-of-charge ice rink, making the holiday traditions, namely the American park a place to come and while away a day in Ballet Theatre’s annual performances of The winter wonderland, and this year, a new eatery Nutcracker and the open-to-the-public singing called Public Fare is adding to the appeal of of Handel’s Messiah. And while there are many it all. Run by Danny Meyer’s can-do-no-wrong options around for a post-performance drink, hospitality group, Public Fare has been hotly P.J. Clarke’s is the nicest and easiest to slip anticipated since it was announced earlier in into without a reservation. The extensive bar the fall and serves sandwiches, coffee, and menu has something for every enthusiast: pastries during the day before transforming whiskey lovers will be happy to find a menu into a wine and cocktail bar in the evening. of nice bourbons, ryes, and single malts; Designed by Crate & Barrel, it’s undoubtedly oenophiles have upwards of 10 by-the-glass the most festive place to top off a day in the options; and those wanting a strong cocktail Village with a glass of red or white, making can opt for such delicious options as the Four cheeks even rosier. (42nd St. at Sixth Ave.) Roses Whiskey Sour, a ginger-spiced Pimm’s Cup, or a warming rum punch. (63rd St. at Written by Gabrielle Lipton Broadway) 46 NYCMONTHLY.COM The Polo Bar There’s a certain style and unparalleled NYC DINING SPOTLIGHT service at Il Mulino Prime. What are some of the key components to make the overall dining experience here paramount? The food is amazing. Our chef puts in a lot of hard work and dedication into his passion. He constantly likes getting feedback from his guests and takes his work to extreme measures. Nothing feels better than just seeing people’s reaction after their first bite. Service: the staff here is wonderful and pleasant. Well-mannered professionals who because I am all about the meats. I would have also have passion for what they do in many to incline with Bone-In Prime Filet Mignon ways, from detailing dishes to pairing wines. medium rare with a side of Brussel sprouts and/ I always tell my team, when you go out on the or garlic spinach. floor, you guys become like Broadway actors. Go out and put on the best show possible and make Is there anything exciting going on with the a long-lasting impression to the people they cocktail program that you’d like to share? are serving so they may go home and always We have an exciting cocktail list, all inspired remember their experience and would want to from the late, great poet Ernest Hemingway. come back and share it with a friend. He said, “I drink to make other people more There’s certainly no shortage of interesting.” Well, what we put into play was steakhouses in Manhattan. How does Il how about we make our cocktails interesting. Mulino Prime set itself apart? One of my personal favorites is the To Have And Have Not; it combines Combier Pamplemousse Il Mulino Prime is the company’s first Rose (Grapefruit Liquor), Meletti Amaro, steakhouse concept; with its sexy and classy Pomegranate Syrup, Lemon, and Prosecco. modern décor it surely invites an Il Mulino IL MULINO PRIME The restaurant is in SoHo, a smaller space New York style for the future generation. A Modern Steakhouse In SoHo Located in SoHo shopping district, it is also a that only seats 60. Is it better to come with a great place to stop by during shopping. Many more intimate group? high-profile guests come here because it’s he Il Mulino New York brand has become known amongst its diners for a certain measure Either way it is great. The beauty of Il Mulino relaxing, great for business networking, and has of style and service in addition to the perfectly prepared and elevated Italian dishes. While Prime is that even though it may seem like T grown to become the neighborhood place to go some of those signature menu items are available at the offshoot Il Mulino Prime, here what’s a nice, cozy, and intimate place for a couples in SoHo. most celebrated is the modern steakhouse fare. It’s the company’s first venture in this arena, dinner, we have had many occasions where we but you’d never know it. Practicing the same attention to detail and pride in its offerings, the How are the cuts chosen, and where are hosted large dining and it has always been a two-year-old SoHo spot is a perfect fit for the brand. Antonio Toro, Il Mulino Prime’s general your purveyors? blast. manager, explained how the dedication of the staff and extreme expertise of the chefs have made Cuts are chosen by a multitude of people in the With it being December, a lot of people are company, from our high arches to our corporate looking to celebrate the holidays with a chef Michele Mazza down to the management nice meal out. What makes Il Mulino Prime team at Il Mulino Prime. We have a great the perfect place to do that? selection to choose from, from dry-aged to Prime For multiple reasons. For starters we have a cuts all depending on which type of meat you great variety of dishes to choose from. What select. The meats come from a meat company in makes Il Mulino Prime so great is that it also North Bergen, New Jersey. contains many of the Classic Italian Il Mulino What’s your personal favorite, prepared New York dishes you can choose from. The how, and served with what? ambiance is very welcoming and pleasant to dine without so much commotion. Personal favorite, wow, now that’s tough 48 NYCMONTHLY.COM BROADWAY

n keeping with its reputation as one of the to the fantastical Kingdom of the Iworld’s great cities, each year the Big Apple Sugarplum Fairy. Along the way, embraces the spirit of holiday season with the the Nutcracker Prince comes to life same world-class flair for which the city is known. and saves Marie from the wicked rat king. From the lavish holiday-themed storefronts along Amid dancing snowflakes, dashing princes, and 5th Avenue to enchanting pop-up holiday markets waltzing flowers, The Nutcracker is a delightful in Union Square, New York becomes a veritable dream of holiday wonder. With Tchaikovsky’s winter wonderland in the month of December. So soaring melodies and the skill and artistry of one Season'sGreetings it should come as no surprise that the performing of the world’s premier ballet companies, this is a arts offer a myriad of exciting opportunities quintessential production of the seminal dance to celebrate the season. From thrilling dance classic (20 Plaza) spectacles at and Lincoln Every day is a celebration in the toe-tapping Center to stunning musical productions on the new musical Holiday Inn. Presented by the Broadway stage, there is something for everyone Roundabout Theatre Company, this dazzling ON STAGE looking to keep the days merry and bright. new production is inspired by the classic film There is perhaps no greater New York of the same name. The musical highlights the City holiday tradition than The Radio City story of a former song-and-dance man who Christmas Spectacular starring the Rockettes. fuses his love of the holidays with his knack for The timeless classic features the legendary dance show business. With the timeless Irving Berlin troupe as they usher in the holiday season with holiday classics “White Christmas” and “Happy bright smiles, high kicks, and pizazz. As iconic as Holidays,” the new production also features the tree in Rockefeller Plaza or a visit to the ice many of the composer’s greatest hits including rink in Central Park is, this beloved holiday show “Blue Skies,” “Easter Parade,” “Cheek to Cheek,” is a dazzling spectacle the entire family can enjoy. and “Shaking the Blues Away.” Holiday Inn is The world-famous Rockettes are known as much the tale of Jim, a retired performer who finds for their awe-inspiring kick lines and sensational respite in small-town Connecticut, where he tap numbers as they are for spreading joy and opens a charming inn. Along with the talented sharing the wondrous spirit of the season with local school teacher Linda, Jim leads wonderful audiences of all ages. The 90-minute production performances to celebrate holidays year round includes annual favorites “The Parade of the from the Fourth of July to Christmas. When Wooden Soldiers,” which has been performed Jim’s best friend, a film star, threatens to whisk since 1933, and thrilling new numbers combining Linda off to Hollywood, Jim must find it within the magic of live performance with innovative himself to win the heart of the woman he loves. and cutting edge special effects. (1260 Avenue The new production stars Tony nominee Bryce of the Americas) Pinkham and High School Musical alum Corbin Bleu (254 W. 54th St.) For ballet lovers, the New York City Ballet’s cherished annual production of Tchaikovsky’s Based on the classic television special, the ballet The Nutcracker is synonymous with the beloved childhood tale Rudolph the Red-Nosed holidays in the city. George Balanchine’s iconic Reindeer comes to life this season at the Theater choreography brings the classic tale to life with at Madison Square Garden in a soaring new the talent of the entire world-renowned company, adaptation. Speaking to the misfit in all of us, including 90 dancers paired with students from Rudolph is the story of one loveable reindeer who the famed American School of Ballet. A live discovers, with the help of Santa Claus himself, orchestra of 62 musicians plays the melodic and that what makes him different is actually his beloved score. The ballet is the story of young greatest gift. Featuring all the familiar charac- Celebrate the spirit of Marie, who receives a Nutcracker doll from her ters audiences know and love from the original mysterious Uncle Drosselmeier at her family’s TV version as well as jubilant musical numbers, The Nutcracker the season with live Photo Credit Paul Kolnik annual Christmas party. After a miraculous this is one holiday treat for the children in all of arts in the Big Apple series of events, she finds herself whisked away us. (4 Pennsylvania Plaza)

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Phot Credit Cristobal Vivar Cristobal Credit of In TransitThe Cast Phot A-Cappella Original Arrives for the Holidays

The first a cappella musical on Broadway. somebody and she's like, "Oh, he insulted New York The Sing-Off, Pitch Perfect, Glee, even Indiana and nobody messes with my man." Like New York University has an a capella group that's signed was her thing to put down. I always enjoyed hearing INcappella has been TRANSITinspiring fans at college arrangements from Deke Sharon (Pitch Perfect), the to a major . This is a thing right that they used New York in that way. campuses for decades, but it's been building original show about New York City transportation A now. Why did it take so long? an entirely more professional profile in recent and ambition will bow December 11. A cast of 16 James-Allen Ford: Yeah, it's an obstacle and a years with the film series "Pitch Perfect," as well multi-talented performers run and flip and dodge Russ Kaplan: It's been a thing for us for forever. I reason to come together. It's a hero to them in a way. don't know why it took the world so long to catch up. as NBC's "The Sing-Off," which crowned super- one another in a jungle gym of sorts, illustrating Kristen: And it's a destination. New York is its own group Pentatonix the winners of the third season intensely stressful subway rides, busy streets with Kristen Anderson-Lopez: I think actually it's possible goal and another major theme that we look at is (they are now Grammy winners, as well). Indiana businesspeople, and tourists and locals trying to we love a cappella so much is because in this world the difference between the journey and the goal. University a cappella group Straight No Chaser has make their way in a New York minute. where technology is increasingly more complicated You come to New York for the goal and realize it's been signed to Atlantic Records for years, touring New York City Monthly had the rare (and and we're distanced even further from our own a lifelong journey instead. all over the world. The trend seems to have been humanity by devices, you can't think of anything oftentimes humorous) opportunity to speak with Deke Sharon thinks of this show as “vocal pointing in the direction of something even bigger more communal than a bunch of voices coming the four composers/co-writers in an open discussion Cirque du Soleil.” Kathleen Marshall spoke to -- and Broadway may be the answer. together in the same space, at the same time, and about the early days of the production and their own the emotional depth of all the voices coming creating harmony with human voices. That's what Arriving just in time for the holidays, a new musical, a cappella days, the unusual "three-quarter thrust" together. Do you agree this combination of In Transit really celebrates. In Transit, with music from Frozen Academy stage experience, and what makes this musical a spectacle and emotional depth is what will Award-winning composer Kristen Anderson-Lopez celebration of togetherness during the holidays and Would you say New York is almost like a bring people together? and long-time partners James-Allen Ford, Russ beyond. In Transit is years in the making, and the character in this show? Kaplan, and Sara Wordsworth. Directed by veteran creative team reminded us of the power of song and Sara: This is very much a book musical. That's Kathleen Marshall (Anything Goes) and with vocal loyalty among friends. Sara Wordsworth: That was my favorite episode of what we really want people to know that a cappella Sex and the City, where Carrie went on a date with hasn't been done in a musical theater setting before,

52 NYCMONTHLY.COM and you're not coming to see a concert. You're coming to see a piece of before it was a show. We started writing songs Russ: The show's never completely fallen off our musical theater. Our characters have rich lives. They have rich journeys. about our own lives. radar. Even when it wasn't as active as at other times, yeah, if somebody had renewed some interest We're going to end some place different than where we began the show. Sara: The songs were originally inspired by us in it or something like that, none of our other James-Allen: Yeah, you're not coming to see covers. and the people we know and love, and strangers projects were ever so important that we didn't and stories we would see on the subway. We draw Russ: That's maybe the one a cappella truth that hasn't really been immediately jump right back on the In Transit from a lot of inspiration from the people around us. cracked through yet. It's gotten into the movies and TV as we discussed. train. I won't call it a stigma, but people used to associate a cappella with James-Allen: There's a beat-boxer we added at Sara: I think one of the nice things is that we very specific genres: doo-wop, barber shop. I think people have largely some point who gives it a more urban feel than all supported one another through the other gotten past that now. They know from Pitch Perfect that it can be Russ Kaplan we originally had. opportunities we were doing, knowing that we pop music, that you can do any kind of music a cappella, hip-hop, Kristen: As a New Yorker, one of the great things would separately become better artists and better whatever. I think one of the things they haven’t gotten past yet is is you can see these subway performers and some people, too, as our lives got richer. Every time we'd that it’s still associated with covers, almost exclusively. The trick of of them are exquisite artists doing something you come back we'd be able to bring those experiences a cappella is, “Oh I didn’t expect to hear ‘No Diggity’ performed.” would pay 75 bucks to see in Vegas. But here they back with us. How strenuous of a show is this on the performers? This isn’t are giving it to you for free in a place where nobody Russ: The show's older and wiser now. The earliest just your triple-threats in acting, singing, and dancing, but wants to be. We wanted to celebrate that artistry. versions I think definitely exudes a 20-something you have to do different things with your body and your This is a long time coming and I think this exuberance, but maybe also naiveté and now shows vocal chords and all of that. is going to inspire so many young, creative a little more life experience and so forth and so on. Kristen: These are the hardest working performers I have ever people. I think it’s important and special to [I said] "Did you get all the jokes? Did you identify seen, really. remember that it takes a long time, but you with any of this?" They said, "Yeah, about 60% of keep building your craft. Russ: They're going to make every other Broadway actor look this happened to me on the way to the theater." lazy. There is a level of multi-tasking… Sara: We've had a lot of fun. I think the dream Why do you think this is a fantastic show to James-Allen Ford only became a reality because we had so much fun Sara: These actors are the only ones who are also their own see during the holiday season or even after? doing it and supported one another while we did orchestra that you'll see. That means they are changing clothes it. A lot of times for many years we'd get together Kristen: In Transit is really about the family you while they're singing. and work on the show, I think because we wanted find when you step into the community that is New Kristen: You're doing a cappella in three-quarter thrust, to hang out. It’s an excuse. York and we really celebrate that community and meaning almost in the round. You're surrounded by [the that family. It's a great time. Kristen: One of the things that we look at is the audience on] three sides. Another challenge for any musical is idea of following your bliss, doing what you love James-Allen: And everyone loves New York City, that you don't have the orchestra pit here and the conductor and the career will follow. This was definitely a and this is a love letter to New York City. here. In this case they are conducting themselves and there's case of do what you love with people you love. It's a musical director in their ear. Instead of visually, they are Sara: I think though that if there are tourists that a train that keeps going. hearing “2, 3, 4,” possibly while saying something incredibly come, they too will see pieces of themselves in some emotional on stage. This is a dream team across all types of of our characters. entertainment. How did you re-team? Your Do you have any New York City moments, something Russ: Yeah, I was told once in our off Broadway run lives took off and you did all these other things. you have observed or experienced that made the show? by a tourist on their first visit to New York who came Kristen Anderson-Lopez When did this happen again? to see the show maybe a few hours after landing, Sara: Everything we observe can make the show. You might Kristen: Well, we like each other. [I said] "Did you get all the jokes? Did you identify be in it by the end of this conversation. with any of this?" They said, "Yeah, about 60% of Sara: It happened all along. Jams-Allen: The reason we made these original songs into this happened to me on the way to the theater." a show was because we got together on the night of 9/11 Kristen: We were all in each other's weddings and… There's something for everybody. and said we wanted to write a love letter to New York City. Sara: We can't get rid of one another. Russ: There is something for everybody and if you Yeah, so this is a long time coming? Kristen: These guys, we’re all like family at this are a tourist or somebody visiting wondering, "Man, Sara: Long time coming. point. Even if this show didn’t happen we’d still be what's it like to live here? Why would anybody live like, hey, let’s have a Halloween potluck and usually Kristen: We were an a cappella group gigging around in crazy New York City?" Hopefully we provide we’d turn to talk about the show at some point. some answer to that.

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ecember is a great time to visit New York’s museums and institutions, as Dholiday-themed exhibitions transform galleries into magical worlds that can be enjoyed by the entire family. Each of these three shows observes this special time of year with a highly distinctive offering that is characteristic of its unique setting. For the third consecutive year, the New York Historical Society is celebrating the season with the spectacular Holiday Express: Toys and Trains from the Jerni Collection. Culled from the society’s massive Jerni Collection of antique toys, these highlights showcase the beauty and allure of antique toys while illustrating the development of a historically important mode of transportation. Visitors, however, will mainly just find it all a ton of fun. The ride begins at the museum’s 77th Street entrance, where multi-media screens create the sensation of trains whizzing through the rotunda. Here, the rare “Blue Comet” toy train is on view, as well as the colorful Märklin Post Office (1895), an elaborate Doll & Co. Ferris wheel (1904), and a charming Gebrüder Bing carousel (1880s). Much of the first floor has been converted into a dazzling display of handcrafted trains CURATIONS OF winding along 400-plus feet of railroad track, including a 360-degree mountainous landscape featuring artifacts arranged into 10 different scenes. (Through 2/28; 170 Central Park W. at 77th St.)

The latest edition of the Masterpieces & Curiosities series at the Jewish Museum, Memphis Does Hanukkah focuses on designer and artist Peter Shire’s Menorah Holiday #7 (1986) and illuminates the connection between the Los Angeles native’s work and the resonance of Memphis design. Shire’s pottery and sculpture reflect the irreverent, wry reproach to traditional modernist doctrines that often characterizes CHEER West Coast art and artists. In its idiosyncratic disregard for the status quo, it is also typical of the Memphis movement. Founded by Ettore Sottsass in 1981, this Milan-based group of international designers created colorful, often asymmetrical pieces inspired by Art Deco, Pop art, punk, cartoons, toys, and 1950s kitsch. For this show, the usually subdued gallery is vibrant with pattern, color, and imagery. Amid photographic blow-ups of Memphis interiors are various objects by Shire and other designers, including Sottsass and Michele de Lucchi. Jewish Museum Judaica items reminiscent of Shire’s approach are exhibited alongside vintage Memphis pieces. (Through 2/12, 1109 Fifth Ave. at 92nd St.)

Now celebrating its 25th year, the Holiday Train Show at New York Botanical Garden is truly a one-of-a-kind experience. Every year during this time, the Garden grounds are transformed into a winter wonderland, and the sprawling Enid Haupt Conservatory becomes home to dozens of model trains winding around 150 city landmarks made out of leaves, bark, and other natural elements. Ingeniously and painstakingly recreated versions of the Brooklyn Bridge, , and New York Public Library, among many other structures, form the backdrop for nearly a half mile of track, along which run large-scale locomotives. It all ends in a whimsical tribute to Coney Island’s iconic architecture and attractions. Meanwhile, outdoors there are a cappella performances, concerts, poetry readings, and activities exclusively for kids. Adults might want to check out Bar Car Nights, which include cocktails like spiked hot cocoa to make the spectacle even more fun. (Through 1/16, 2900 Southern Blvd, Bronx) Holiday Express Written by Marina Zogbi Close-up on Figures DECEMBER ART EXHIBITS December 2016 Cooper Hewitt By The People: Designing A Better America (Through December 17) Socially responsible design gets the spotlight in this, the third of Cooper Hewitt’s series. This time, the subject is challenges faced by urban, suburban, and rural communities, and 60 design projects from across the country explore the issue, from shrinking post-industrial cities to sprawling metro regions to struggling rural towns. American Folk The Drawing Center Cecily Brown (Through December 18, 2016 ) Art Museum This show includes two important firsts: artist Cecily Brown’s Securing the Shadow: first solo museum show in New York, and the first showcase dedicated to her drawings. Marvel at more than 80 small Posthumous Portraiture in drawings, large-scale works, and sketchbooks, as well as her America (Through February 26, 2017 ) wide-reaching arsenal of source material, from 18th-century draftsmen’s prints to the cover of Jimi Hendrix’s album Electric As American art progressed from stark Ladyland. From The Collection: 1960-1969 memento mori to portraiture and photographs MOMA (Through March 12, 2017) to honor the deceased, living images of Pulling from every curatorial department and their considerable archives, this unusual exhibit showcases MoMA’s works from the individuals replaced our notions of death as a 1960s. Works are displayed in chronological order, organized to allow viewers to experience fresh discoveries and unexpected connections community occurrence or redemptive act. This between them. Expect periodic reinstallations through the closing on 3/12, to offer new ways of exploring the works. exhibit explores the “shadows” left behind when a loved one passes, and illustrates the changes in how we honor and remember them. Society of Illustrators Drawn To Music (Through December 23, 2016) Like The Rolling Stones and “Paint it Black” or “Picasso Baby” by Jay-Z, this exhibit combines music and art. Artist members of the Society chose lines and lyrics from songs and illustrated them in the medium and size of their choice for this exhibition, a lively and dynamic celebration of art and music through contemporary artists’ eyes. Whitney Museum Dreamlands: Immersive Cinema and Art, 1905-2016 Neue Galerie The Metropolitan (Through February 5, 2017) Masterworks from the Neue Explore how artists have dismantled and Galerie New York Museum of Art reassembled the conventions of cinema in (Through January 16, 2017) Masterworks: Unpacking Fashion New York Historical Society this 18,000 square-foot immersive exhibit, German fine art and design takes center (Through February 5, 2017 ) connecting different historical moments of Muhammad Ali, LeRoy Neiman, and the Art stage in this show, organized in honor of See significant acquisitions of the past 10 cinematic experimentation to create a story the 15th anniversary of the founding of of Boxing (Through March 12, 2017 ) that unfolds in progression. In addition to years in the Met’s Anna Wintour Costume the Neue Galerie and their devotion to Center: this exhibit showcases how the We don’t often associate boxing and watercolors, but unlikely the entire fifth-floor gallery, there’s also a friends Ali and Neiman collaborated on both, with Neiman corresponding film series in the third-floor German and Austrian art. Taken from department has honed its collecting strategy the Galerie’s permanent collection, these to amass masterworks of the highest aesthetic illustrating some of the greatest moments of Ali’s career – and theater. teaching him to do the same. This show includes works from pieces include works from Gustav Klimt and technical quality. In plain(er) English: John Galliano, Azzedine Alaia, Gabrielle Neiman alongside Ali’s own, with portraits, sketches of critical and the Wiener Werkstätte, among many matches, and more. others. “Coco” Chanel, and Karl Lagerfeld – and that’s 58 NYCMONTHLY.COM just the very start. *not all exhibits included* DECEMBER CULTURAL EXHIBITS December 2016 New York Historical Society The First Jewish Americans: Freedom and Culture in the New World (Through February 26, 2017 ) Forced from their homes in Europe, as well as South America and the Caribbean, Jewish settlers arrived in the United States and indelibly contributed to – and changed – the fabric of the young nation. This exhibit explores their contributions from New Amsterdam to early 19th-century New York and beyond. New York Aquarium Breakfast with the Animals (Ongoing ) Have you ever dreamed of getting closer to the beautiful sea animals at the aquarium? This is your chance: an ongoing monthly series of breakfasts, each with a different theme and featuring a different animal or group of animals. Eat a light morning meal, then engage in an amazing animal encounter curated by the gregarious staff. New York Public Library for the Performing Arts Ripley’s Believe It Or Not! Permanent Collection (Ongoing) Protests in Print Fans of the strange and unusual will be delighted with this bastion of the bizarre: Ripley’s permanent collection includes (Through January 18, 2017) memorabilia, sure, but also more peculiar tokens and tidbits (example: Ted Williams’ signed baseball bat, displayed prominently next to a lock of Ted Williams’ hair). With hours that stretch from morning ‘til long after dark, it’s easy to get your freak on. Origami Holiday Tree Alt-weeklies have long been relegated to colorful boxes on street corners, but their content has American Museum of Natural History depicted and influenced our nation. The New (Through January 10, 2017) York Public Library is dedicated to collecting The Museum’s permanent collection is home to countless and preserving them, and this exhibit focuses on wonders, and each year, they’re immortalized on their materials from their recent acquisitions, including The Museum at FIT holiday tree in origami form. Volunteers began folding back pieces documenting the Occupy movement and Black Fashion Designers in March to complete the hundreds upon hundreds of folded other social justice issues. (Opens December 6, paper figures that will decorate the tree, and still more will Through May 16, 2017 ) be on hand to chat with visitors about the folded art. Get to know more than 60 designers who have shaped fashion from the 1950s to the present. Culled from the Museum’s fascinating permanent collection, this exhibit displays 75 fashions that are easily accessible via cell phone tour, including multimedia content for smartphones and commentary from André Leon Talley, Veronica Webb, and others of African descent. The Morgan Library & Museum 9/11 Memorial & Charles Dickens’s A Christmas Museum Carol (Through January 8, 2017) Historical Exhibition Museum of Food & Drink 15th Annual Holiday Train Show (Ongoing ) You’ve heard the story a thousand Chow: The Making of Chinese (Through February 26, 2017) Inside the footprint of the North times, told by everyone from venerable American Cuisine (Ongoing) In the Grand Central Gallery Annex, this annual Tower, this exhibit uses artifacts, Shakespearean actors to the Muppets. Now, images, first-person testimony, Celebrate the birth and evolution of Chinese American tradition features a 34-foot-long “O gauge” model see the original manuscript for Dickens’ train layout and Lionel’s model Metro-North, New and archival audio and video cuisine at this exhibit, which traces its 170-year history and seasonal classic, written in a staggering York Central, and vintage subway trains running recordings to tell the story of The delves into food culture, immigration, and what it means six weeks – just in time for Christmas on eight separate loops of track. The graphic Events of the Day, Before 9/11, to be American. Via the unlikely source material of Crab publication. Bound in red morocco, the and After 9/11. The depictions Rangoon and Pork Fried Rice, this experience tells a broad backdrop by artist Julia Rothman celebrates the manuscript was a gift for solicitor Thomas range from what happened on the and fascinating story about America. Museum’s 40th anniversary. Mitton (and generations of readers hence). hijacked airplanes to events on the ground at the Twin towers and the 60 NYCMONTHLY.COM Pentagon. *not all exhibits included* A Hollywood ULTIMATE GUIDE TO NYC Classic.

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f there were one aspect of New York City that Hollywood stars, the following pages will help NOW STARRING encapsulates the city’s standing as one of the guide you with detailed information and novel Iworld’s most vibrant entertainment epicenters, classification of Broadway’s most current offerings. AWARD-WINNING many would point to Broadway theater. As the city’s Over 13 million people attended a Broadway focal point for the very best musicals and shows, show in 2014, making it the best-attended and the talent, theatrics, and production value found YOUTUBE SENSATION highest-grossing year in history. Also known as on Broadway are second to none. the “Theater District” and “The Great White Way,” Whether you’re looking to experience a record- head there today for unmatched excitement that’s TODRICK HALL setting musical classic like Phantom of the perfect for family outings or solo excursions. Opera, or a new play starring one of your favorite KINKYBOOTSTHEMUSICAL.COM , 302 W. 45 TH ST. 64 NYCMONTHLY.COM PHOTO © JENNY ANDERSON BROADWAY MAP

65th & 1 Al Hirschfeld (Kinky Boots) Amsterdam 2 Ambassador (Chicago) 3 American Airlines (The Cherry Orchard) 4 () 55th St. 5 Belasco 6 Bernard B. Jacobs (The Color Purple) 54th St. 37 7 Booth (Les Liasisons Dangereuses) 8 Broadhurst (The Front Page)

9 53rd St. 9 Broadway (Fiddler on the Roof) 10 Brooks Atkinson (Waitress) 4 52nd St. 11 Circle in the Square (In Transit) 29 12 Cort 51st St. 13 Ethel Barrymore (The Present) 16 Radio City 14 8th Avenue 11 40 Music Hall Eugene O’Neill (The Book of Mormon) 50th St. 15 Gerald Schoenfeld (The Humans) Rockefeller 16 Gershwin (Wicked) 2 Center 17

Broadway 49th St. 14 18 Imperial (Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812) 19 John Golden (The Encounter) 39 20 48th St. 20 12 Longacre (A Bronx Tale) 33 13 21 Lunt-Fontanne

47th St. 22 Lyceum (Oh, Hello on Broadway) 10 31 21 23 Lyric (Cirque di Soliel Paramour) Restaurant Row 46th St. 32 24 Majestic (The Phantom of the Opera) 25 18 27 Marquis (On Your Feet!) 22 26 45th St. 26 Minskoff (The Lion King) 1 19 6 15 7 27 25 5 Music Box (Dear Evan Hansen)

24 8 34 Avenue of the Americas the of Avenue 28 7th Avenue 44th St. Nederlander 35 17 29 Neil Simon (Cats) TIMES SQUARE 43rd St. 30 New Amsterdam (Aladdin) 36 31 Palace (The Illusionists - Turn of the Century) 23 42nd St. 32 Richard Rodgers (Hamilton) 30 33 Samuel J. Friedman (Heisenberg) 3 34 Shubert (Matilda) 41st St. 28 35 St. James (Something Rotten) Stephen Sondheim (Beautiful: The Carole King Musical) 40th St. 36 37 (Holiday Inn) 39th St. 38 Vivian Beaumont 39 Walter Kerr (Falsettos) 38th St. 40 Winter Garden (School of Rock - The Musical) 10

A Bronx Tale The Musical Beautiful: The Carole Cats (Musical) King Musical (musical) 220 W. 48th St. (8th Ave.) 250 W. 52nd St. With a score from Alan Menken, direc- 124 W. 43rd St. (6th & 7th Aves.) (Broadway & 8th Ave.) tion by Robert De Niro and Jerry Zaks, A This musical tells the inspiring true story Cats is back! A group of cats prowl a junk- Bronx Tale is a stage adaption of the orig- of King's remarkable rise to stardom, yard and compete for the honor of ascend- inal one-man show and classic film of the from being part of a hit songwriting team ing to the Heaviside layer in order to en- film of the same name. A musical version with her husband Gerry Goffin, to her joy another of their nine lives, in Andrew about racial strife and organized crime it’s relationship with fellow writers and best Lloyd Webber's musical version of a book a story of a man choosing whether to follow friends Cynthia Weil and Barry Mann, to of T.S. Eliot poems. Mon. & Fri., 8; Tues. in the footsteps of the father he loves or becoming one of the most successful solo & Thurs., 7; Wed., 2; Sat., 2 & 8; Sun. 2 mob boss he’d love to be. Tues. & Thurs., acts in popular music history. Tues. & & 7; Dark on Thurs. 12/1, 12/8 & 12/15. 7; Wed., 2 & 7; Fri., 8; Sat., 2 & 8; Sun., Thurs., 7; Wed., 2; Fri., 8; Sat., 2 & 8; 3. Dark on Tues. 12/6. Mon. 12/26 @ 2 Sun., 2 & 7. Chicago (musical) & 7. Ambassador Theatre The Book of Mormon (musical) Aladdin 219 W. 49th St. (8th Ave.) Eugene O’Neill Theatre (musical) family favorite Classic Fosse choreography plus a musi- 230 W. 49th St. (8th Ave.) cal tale of murder and corruption make Once in a does Broadway get Chicago a sultry sensation. It’s sexy, it’s NOW ON BROADWAY nd th 214 W. 42 St. (7 Ave.) a show that’s so shockingly different and indulgent... it’s a show that winds you Aladdin, a poor street kid who falls in love hysterical as The Book of Mormon. From around its finger and has you coming back 8 TIMES A WEEK with a princess, has a life-changing experi- the people behind South Park and Avenue for more. Mon. Tues. Thurs. Fri., 8; Sat., ence after discovering the secrets of a mag- Q comes this hilarious tale of two Mormon 2:30 & 8; Sun., 2:30 & 7. ic lamp. Based on the 1992 Disney movie. missionaries headed to Uganda. Tues., CATSBROADWAY.COM Tues., Wed., Thurs., 7; Fri., 8; Sat., 2 & Wed., Thurs., 7; Fri., 8; Sat., 2 & 8; Sun. 8; Sun. 1 & 6:30. 2 & 7. Neil Simon Theatre · 250 W. 52nd St. ORIGINALLY PRODUCED BY CAMERON MACKINTOSH AND THE REALLY USEFUL GROUP LIMITED TM © 1981 RUG LTD T:3.75” Cirque du Soleil Paramour The Front Page (Play) BROADWAY (musical) BROADWAY Lyric Theatre 235 W. 44th St. (7th & 8th Aves.) 213 W. 42nd St. (7th & 8th Aves.) As Hildy Johnson, cocky star reporter for Paramour unites Cirque du Soleil's sig- the Chicago Examiner, states his resigna- nature spectacle with Broadway's sto- tion in pursuit of a respectable job and to ry-telling. Set in the world of Golden Age get married, word of a jail break hits and Hollywood, the event will spin the tale of a all of the other writers stampede out for beautiful young poet forced to choose be- the story. While deciding how he should tween love and art. Mon., Tues., Thurs., react, the escapee comes in through the 7; Fri., 8; Sat., 3 & 8; Sun., 2 & 7. window catching Hildy off-guard and bringing him the story of a lifetime. Tues. The Color Purple (musical) & Thurs., 7; Fri., 8; Wed. & Sat., 2 & Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre 8; Sun., 3. 242 W. 45th St. (7th & 8th Aves.) Hamilton (musical) The acclaimed Menier Chocolate Factory production moves to Broadway, ten years 226 W. 46th St. (7th & 8th Aves.) after the original show opened at the . Starring Cynthia Eri- From the creative team behind the Tony vo, and Danielle Brooks. Award-winning In the Heights comes a T:3.75” Tues. & Thurs., 7; Wed., 2 & 8; Fri., 8; wildly inventive new musical about the “ Sat., 2 & 8; Sun., 3. unlikely founding father determined to make his mark on a new nation as hungry #### Dear Evan Hansen and ambitious as he is. Tues. & Thurs., 7; Wed., 2 & 8; Fri., 8; Sat., 2 & 8; Sun. 3. 11 W. 44th St. (6th Ave.) Holiday Inn (Musical) ou’ll feel the After feeling invisible all his life, tragedy Studio 54 strikes a community and thrusts Evan 254 W. 54th St. (8th Ave.) into the quickly escalating controversy earth move!” and he’s given the chance for a lifetime: Inspired by the Academy Award-winning an opportunity to be someone else. An film of the same name, Holiday Inn tells — Time Out New York original musical with “great humor and the story of Jim who leaves show busi- heart”, as proclaimed by The New York ness to settle down at his Connecticut Times, it’s sure to resonate with audienc- farm house. After realizing life just isn’t es night after night. Tues. & Thurs., 7; the same without a little song and dance Fri., 8; Wed. & Sat., 2 & 8. Sun. 12/11 @ he meets Linda and the two turn the 2 & 7:30. Sun. 12/18 @ 3. Mon. 12/19 @ 7. farmhouse into an inn with spirited per- Stephen Sondheim Theatre 124 West 43rd Street Mon. 12/26 @ 2 & 8. formances celebrating each holiday, from T:3.75” Thanksgiving to the Fourth of July. Tues., www.BeautifulOnBroadway.com Photo: Zachary Maxwell Stertz T:3.75” The Encounter (one act) Thurs., Fri., 8; Wed. & Sat., 2 & 8; Sun., 2. 252 W. 45th St. (8th Ave.) The Humans (play) Through aural technology and skilled storytelling, audiences become lost in the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre Amazon Rainforest. THE ENCOUNTER 236 W. 45th St. (7th & 8th Aves.) tells the true story National Geographic New York City. Today. After a sleepless YOUR 126610.BEAU.NYC_MonthlyMag_Feb1.indd photographer, Loren McIntyre as he’s lost night, Mr. Blake brings his family from in a remote area of Brazil in 1969. While Pennsylvania to celebrate Thanksgiving HOLIDAY on this journey a startling encounter at his daughter's new apartment. As dark- Job Number 126610 Client Paul Blake Description 1/3pg 4C LET YOUR changes his life. 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Print Ad Slug Print Ad Slug In Transit Natasha, Pierre & The Great BROADWAY Circle in the Square Theatre Comet of 1812 (musical) BROADWAY 235 W. 50th St. (8th Ave.) Featuring an acapella score from the 249 W. 45th St. (8th Ave.) creative minds behind Frozen and Pitch In a moment of indiscretion during a visit Perfect, the story follows the intertwin- to Moscow, Natasha finds herself seduced ing lives of 11 New Yorkers. The music by the dashing Anatole while waiting for and characters stories are inspired by the return of her beloved fiancé, Andrey, Light Up Your Holidays! the rhythms of life on the subway – an from the war. In a moment, her position aspiring actress, a fledgling financier, a in society is ruined with her only hope LIMITED ENGAGEMENT street-savvy beatboxer, a cabbie, and a lying with Pierre, an outsider whose love Nov. 22 - Jan. 8 host of others are all hoping to catch the for Natasha might be what she needs for express train to success, love, and happi- redemption. Tues. & Thurs., 7; Fri., 8; ness. Tues. & Thurs., 7; Fri., 8; Wed. & Wed. & Sat., 2 & 8, Sun., 3. Sat., 2 & 8. Sun. 12/4 @ 3. Mon. 12/19 @ 7. Mon. 12/26 @ 2 & 8. Oh, Hello on Broadway (musical) Jersey Boys (musical) Lyceum Theatre “ August Wilson Theatre 149 W. 45th St. (7th Ave.) 245 W. 52nd St. (8th Ave.) INGENIOUS Comedy Central’s Nick Kroll and John TONY award-winner in 2006, Jersey Mulaney of Netflix’s “The Comeback Kid” ” Boys is still going strong, telling the sto- make their Broadway debut. Taking the ry of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons stage as their acclaimed alter egos, Gil THE ELECTRIFYING NEW MUSIC & DANCE BUBBLE WIZARDRY. as they journey from Jersey kids to mu- INTERACTIVE EXPERIENCE Faizon and George St. Geegland, the pair -THE NEW YORKER sic superstars. Tues. & Thurs., 7; Wed., star as 70-something, outrageously opin- 2 & 7; Fri., 8; Sat., 2 & 8; Sun., 3. ionated, self-proclaimed “legendary” bach- elors living in New York. The characters “BEST Kinky Boots (musical) rose to fame on Comedy Central and now Al Hirchfeld Theatre they’re taking on The Great White Way. NEW ACT 302 W. 45th St. (8th Ave.) Tues., - Fri., 8; Sat., 2 & 8; Sun., 3 & 7. Based on a true story of a conservative IN AMERICA!” but failing British men's footwear factory On Your Feet! (Musical) -America’s Got Talent Telecharge.com or 212.239.6200 that switches gears and starts producing kinky boots. Features a score by Cyndi 1535 Broadway (45th & 46th Sts.) Telecharge.com • 212-239-6200 For groups or birthdays call 866.642.9849 Lauper and book by Fierstein. Tells the story of Cuban Americans Emilio iLuminate.com New World Stages 340 W. 50th St. Tues. & Thurs., 7; Fri., 8; Wed. & Sat., 2 & 8; Sun. 3. Mon. 12/19 @ 8. Mon. Estefan and his wife Gloria, who became New World Stages • 340 W FOLLOW US! 12/26 @ 2 & 8. the best-selling crossover performer GazillionBubbleShow.com in Latin music. Features the hit songs FUN FOR ALL AGES! Les Liasons Dangereuses "Rhythm Is Gonna Get You" and "Conga." (play) Tues. & Thur., 7; Wed., 2; Fri., 8; Sat., 2 & 8; Sun. 2 & 7. Mon. 12/19 @ 8. Mon. 12/26 @ 2 & 8. Dark 12/31. th 222 W. 45 St. iLuminate.NYCMonthly.3.75x3.75.4C.indd 1 10/17/16 11:29 AM Adapted from the 1782 novel of the same The Phantom of the Opera Tradition is a funny thing... name, this stage production chronicles (musical)family favorite debauchery, revenge, manipulation and degradation while two rival aristocrats Majestic Theater th th engage in a dangerous game of cat and 245 W. 44 St. (8 Ave.) mouse. Tues. & Thurs., 7; Fri., 8; Wed. The longest running musical in Broadway & Sat., 2 & 8; Sun., 3. history, this classic and brooding musical about seduction and sorrow is perhaps The Lion King Andrew Lloyd Webber’s masterpiece, with (musical) family favorite exquisite costume and set design to match. Mon.Wed.-Sat., 8; Tues., 7; Thurs. & Sat., 2. 1515 Broadway (45th St.) TONY award-winner for Best Musical, The Present (Play) this show has wowed over 50 million peo- ple by bringing to life the Serengeti right here in Manhattan. Dazzling costumes 243 W. 47th St. (8th Ave.) and unforgettable music transport you At an old house in the country friends in this remarkable show. Tues. & Wed., gather to celebrate the birthday of Anna 7; Thurs & Fri., 8; Sat., 2 & 8; Sun. A New Comedy Petrovna, an independent but compro- Written by & Starring 1 & 6:30. mised widow. Guests include Platonov with his wife, former students, friends and Matilda: The Musical their partners. On the surface everyone Monica Piper (musical) family favorite appears at ease yet stirring within is a Directed by sense of discomfort fueled by unresolved Shubert Theatre relationships, denial, regret and thwart-

Mark Waldrop Photo by Patrick Conde 225 W. 44th St. (7th Ave.) ed desire. Previews begin 12/17. Mon., This cherished childhood classic tells Tues., Thurs., 7; Wed., 1:30 & 7:30; Sat., ESTABLISHED IN 1994 NYC the story of an intelligent and gifted 1:30. “GO SEE THIS SHOW.” child who, unloved at home, tries to rid or 800-982-2787 her school of evil headmistress Miss —Rosie O’Donnell ND TH Trunchbull. Adapted from the popular ORPHEUM THEATRE 2 AVENUE AT 8 STREET 1988 Roald Dahl novel, Matilda heads STOMPONLINE.COM to B’Way after garnering a record seven TELECHARGE.COM • 212.239.6200 • NEW WORLD STAGES 340 W. 50th St. Olivier Awards in London. Tues., Wed., Thurs, 7; Fri., 8; Sat., 2 & 8; Sun. 1 & NotThatJewish.com 6:30. Wed. 12/7 & 12/14 @ 2. Wed. 12/21 70 NYCMONTHLY.COM @ 2 & 7:30. Wed. 12/28 @ 2 & 8. BROADWAY

School of Rock (musical) Black Angels over Tuskegee Murdered By The Mob Winter St. Luke’s Theatre Arno Ristorante 1634 Broadway (51st St.) 308 W. 46th St. (8th Ave.) 141 W. 38th St. (Broadway) A down-on-his-luck wannabe rock star Based on true events. The story of the Tus- Murdered by the Mob lets audiences expe- poses as a substitute teacher at a pres- kegee Airmen told in narrative of six men rience the mafia and a great meal. The in- tigious prep school to make ends meet. embarking upon a journey to become the teractive comedy mystery features a three When he discovers his students’ musical first African-American fighter pilots in the course sit-down dinner, dancing with a pro- talents, he enlists his fifth-graders to form U.S. Army Air Forces. Sun., 1. fessional DJ, and surprises at every turn. a rock group and conquer the Battle of the You even have the chance to solve the case DISCOVER Bands. Based on the 2003 hit movie. Mon. and win some fabulous prizes. Sat., 7. & Tues., 7; Wed., 2; Fri., 8; Sat., 2 & 8. Blue Man Group the revolutionary way to eliminate pain Sun., 1 & 6. Thurs. 12/22 & 12/29 @ 7. Theatre NEWSical the Musical 434 Lafayette St. (Astor Pl.) Something Rotten! (musical) The Kirk Theatre from your life without invasive surgery St. James Theatre Starring a trio of bald and blue-painted 410 W. 42nd St. (9th & 10th Aves.) th th characters, the Blue Man Group takes 246 W. 44 St. (8 Ave.) the audience on a hilarious, avant-garde With constantly evolving material that or reliance on medication. When your theatrical competitors include journey through sound and science. The lampoons current events, celebrities, pol- William Shakespeare, what can a couple performance is mesmerizing, stimulating itics, and more, NEWSical makes for hi- of brothers do to join the ranks of Eliza- yet hypnotic, and a unique multisensory larious comedy with snappy writing. This bethan power players? Write a musical, of tour de force. Tues. & Thurs., 8; Wed. Drama Desk nominated musical is pure course! Starring Christian Borle and Bri- & Fri., 2 & 8; Sat., 2,5,8; Sun., 2,5,8. entertainment and a feat that any news an d'Arcy James. Tues. & Thurs., 7; Fri., Beginning 7/11: Mon., 5 & 8; Tues. & junkie will appreciate. Mon.Tues.Fri., 8; Wed. & Sat., 2 & 8; Sun., 3. Thurs., 8; Wed., & Fri., 2 & 8; Sat., 2,5,8; 8:15; Sat., 3 & 8:15; Sun., 7:30. Sun., 2,5,8. One Funny Mother Waitress (musical) Cagney New World Stages 2 Westside Theatre th 340 W. 50th St. (8th & 9th Aves.) 256 W. 47 St. 407 W. 43rd St. (9th & 10th Aves.) (Broadway & 8th Ave.) Have you ever gone un-showered for days, A dramatic new musical that follows the Featuring music by five-time Grammy fought with your husband over who works life of the legendary James Cagney from Award-nominated singer songwriter Sara harder, picked a child’s nose or had a kid the streets of New York to his rise as one Bareilles and based on the 2007 film of the pee on you? 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Empire Steak House 237 W. 54th St. (Broadway) 212.586.9700 Right on Broadway, Empire Steak House is “...steak for everyone.” the perfect restaurant to visit pre-show. The 40/40 Club Charlie Palmer Steak huge dining room is upscale and modern. - e New York Times Key meat entrees include bone-in ribeye, filet mignon, and surprisingly, the lamb chops. The $30 prix fixe lunch option is a great alternative to leave happy with a full “...the most delicious steaks and he hardest thing about choosing where to or pine for fine dining – easier than anywhere else belly and wallet. seafood in town.” - Forbes eat in New York? Narrowing down your in the world. From quick service icons like Shake Il Mulino Prime virtually endless options. Shack, to outstanding ethnic cuisine in Chinatown 331 W. Broadway (Grand St.) T 212.226.0020 or on the East Village’s “Curry Row,” to world-class In a city where you could eat breakfast, lunch, institutions of indulgence like Per Se, there’s just Against white-washed brick walls hung with and dinner at a different restaurant every day white casts of mounted bison heads, atop Open 7 Days A Week! no excuse for eating badly in the Big Apple. white tablecloths set with white plates and all year long and scarcely scratch the surface napkins, the food at Il Mulino Prime leaps off of the vibrant restaurant scene, it’s easy to feel Here, you’ll find some of our resident expert’s the plate in a riot of color and texture: short rib ravioli with butter and sage competes 255 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK, NY 10016 overwhelmed. top picks for a meal, whether your tastes run with frutti di mare over black ink pasta for quaint or exotic, quick and easy, or quality that’s your attention, while prime bone-in dou- 212.532.7600 But all those choices make finding great food in ble-cut veal chops with Barolo wine sauce extraordinary. threaten to steal the show. Serving a smart New York – whether you have a craving for comfort balance of steakhouse classics and Italian 219 EAST 44TH ST. NEW YORK, NY 10017 favorites, the menu is at once upscale and comforting. UNDER RENOVATIONS RE-OPENING SOON! BENANDJACKSSTEAKHOUSE.COM 74 NYCMONTHLY.COM SEAFOOD

DINING Davio’s Northern Atlantic Grill Italian Steakhouse 49 W. 64th St. (Broadway) th STEAK c o n t . ITALIAN 447 Lexington Ave. (45 St.) 212.787.4663 212.661.4810 For reliably excellent fish and shellfish, Davio’s takes their Italian heritage se- served on crisp white linen-topped tables, The Old Homestead Steakhouse Buca di Beppo riously, serving hearty handmade pas- New Yorkers on both sides of Central Park 56 Ninth Ave. (14th St.) (45th St.) tas alongside their chophouse menu of turn to Atlantic Grill, a Manhattan insti- steaks and sides. Top-notch imported tution since 1998. Seasonal cocktails and a 212.242.9040 212.764.6527 ingredients, including Umbrian lentils diverse, approachable wine list complement Don’t let the neon sign and the cow sculp- When you’ve worked up a Gotham-sized and San Marzano tomatoes, lend Old the peerlessly fresh seafood. The menu has ture out front fool you: Old Homestead is appetite, nothing is more satisfying World flavor to the satisfying plates, something for everyone: a sumptuous – and every inch the New York luxury steakhouse, than a hearty meal with friends. And which range from pasta with gorgon- surprisingly affordable – raw bar; signature serving luscious prime cuts alongside an that’s exactly what you’ll find at Buca zola, ricotta, mascarpone, parmigia- sushi and sashimi plates; the day’s catch, ambitious menu of starters, like Florida di Beppo, an Italian oasis in the heart no, and black truffle butter to a 14-oz. simply grilled; and composed appetizers and rock shrimp tempura with wasabi aioli, of Times Square. Every dish is served Prime New York sirloin that rivals any entrees that draw inspiration from around "Chazz Palminteri Combines and sides like buttermilk onion rings and family-style, in generous portions de- cut in town. the world: teriyaki glazes to Cajun blacken- string beans with caramelized onions and signed for sharing, ranging from savory ing spices to melted leeks and chanterelles. pancetta. Tempting though it may be to fill chicken saltimbocca with artichokes, Del Posto up on savories, the dessert menu’s “Big Fat prosciutto, and sage to classic spaghetti Catch Love for Sicilian Heritage Chocolate Cake,” with layer upon towering 85 10th Ave. (16th St.) and meatballs. th layer of fudgy cake and chocolate frosting 212.497.8090 21 Ninth Ave. (W. 13 St.) is not to be missed. 212.392.5978 If there’s an honor to be had by a restaurant, and Classic Italian Food" it’s a good bet Del Posto has earned it, and In the hip Meatpacking District, this mas- Smith & Wollensky Chazz Palminteri Italian th with good reason: from the live classical sive contemporary seafood haven boasts a th 890 Second Ave. (E. 48 St.) 797 Third Ave. (50 St.) music setting the mood to the extraor- lively open kitchen and nautical-chic décor -Zagat 212.753.1530 212.355.5540 dinary black-tie service to the immaculately that includes hammered copper, exposed Bronx-born Calogero Palminteri, better appointed dining room, the pristine setting brick and honey-colored wood paneling. The A steakhouse in Midtown, Smith & Wollen- is just the beginning at this temple of Italian bi-level restaurant also features a soaring sky offers a variety of quality meat such as known as Chazz, the actor from films like “A Bronx Tale” and, it turns out, an aspir- cuisine. The five- and eight-course tasting rooftop bar and lounge where well-heeled the Colorado aged rib eye they age 21 days menus change seasonally, but the reliably guests nibble a signature salmon, hamachi on site. However, surprisingly the distinctive ing restaurateur. His namesake restaurant pours his own BiVi Sicilian vodka in their excellent food is always complemented by and tuna tartare trio with American caviar dishes are a side and dessert item. You will the exceptional wine list, among the city’s and wasabi crème fraiche while sipping [email protected] devour the creamed spinach side, as each signature Sicilian Martini, just the thing to kick off a meal of Zuppa di Cozze, PEI best. Looking to indulge? This is the place. Seraphina cocktails: ginger-infused Bombay spoonful will leave you wanting another. Sapphire with watermelon juice, lemon, and www. chazzpalminterinyc.com The famous coconut cake is an ethereal ex- mussels in red or white sauce, followed by Tagliata di Manzo alla Pizzaiola, USDA Grimaldi's agave, aka. a shaker full of summer. perience – the even layers of light sponge Prime steak with onions, peppers, mush- 1 Front St. (York St.) cake and coconut filling surrounded by fresh City Crab and Seafood Company coconut shavings overwhelm your taste buds rooms, fresh plum tomatoes and oregano. 718.858.4300 th with a heavenly comforting coconut flavor. As Mamma would say, “Mangia!” 235 Park Ave. S. (19 St.) Grimaldi's can prove why it is considered 212.529.3800 a NYC institution by its residents. Even before biting into a slice, you can smell the New York’s grand fish house tradition is 890 2nd Ave. | NY, NY 10017 (48th St.) wonderful aroma of the coal brick oven it alive and well at City Crab, where the 100+ was baked in. The crust is crisp, thin, and varieties of shellfish at their raw bar are 212.355.5540 chewy, which leads way to the voluptuous just the beginning. An admirably creamy mozzarella and savory marinara. Eating rendition of New England clam chowder is a New York style pizza under the iconic prelude to Alaskan snow crab legs sautéed Brooklyn Bridge? Priceless. in garlic butter or a “Down East” lobster bake with mussels, clams, corn and potatoes in the bi-level dining room, while crisp rosé Il Mulino Uptown complements clams casino at the comfort- 37 E. 60th St. (Madison Ave.) able bar during happy hour daily. 212.750.3270 Dress nicely. Keep your elbows off the Ed’s Chowder House rd table. Chew with your mouth closed. 44 W. 63 St. (Broadway) All good advice, but the most important 212.956.1288 words for prospective Il Mulino diners? In an airy, whitewashed space one story Bring your appetite. Don’t be fooled by above the bustle of 63rd Street, Ed’s is a the luxuriously spare décor and pristine transportive gem that whisks diners, via white linens: these Italians want you to eat. one quick flight of stairs, straight to the live Their complimentary antipasti is legendary Hamptons. The signature selection of – you (think all-you-can-eat salumi and nuggets of guessed it – chowders is warming in the imported pecorino) and the house focaccia winter and satisfying in the summer, but has been the end of many a feigned “gluten the real shame would be to ignore the rest of allergy.” Il Mulino is the Italian nonna you the menu, where gems such as brioche-crust- nightly. always wanted, swathed in George Clooney’s ed Atlantic hake and salmon tartare with dapper throw-back style. fresh cucumber and horseradish cream are waiting to be discovered (and devoured). swing by tonight jalc.org / dizzys L'Artusi sets: pm 228 W. 10th St. (Bleecker St.) Lure Fishbar 212.255.5757 142 Mercer Street (Prince St.) With impeccable service and scrumptious 212.431.7676 Italian dishes, L'Artusi is gaining stardom in the food world. Start off by asking for In the heart of Soho, Lure Fishbar provides the house made ricotta as an appetizer. It an escape to the sea. A rare showcase of may not be on the menu, but it is said to be creativity with seafood, try their lobster existent and delicious. Any pasta dish will go croutons as an appetizer. Alternatively, the above any expectations, but if there is a pas- fresh and bright salmon tartare sits on top J zz t Lincoln Center Bro dway t 60th Street, 5th Floor,    Photo by Marylene Mey and Whit Lane ta special that night, grab it before it goes! of a perfect balance of creamy avocado. Or- End the meal with the olive oil cake with der any fish entree, as it will never let you rich yet subtle flavors, and moist consistency. down, or try their bash style burger with an onion and bacon jam you'll want to jar 76 NYCMONTHLY.COM and take home. ASIAN AMERICAN Bryant Park Grill The Lambs Club Gaonnuri Planet Hollywood 25 W. 40th St. (6th Ave.) 132 W. 44th St. (Broadway) 1250 Broadway (32nd St.) 1540 Broadway (45th St.) 212.840.6500 212.997.5262 212.971.9045 212.333.7827 Bryant Park Grill overlooks the green and Upon entrance, The Lambs Club offers bustle of Bryant Park from multi-dining The panoramic view from a 39th floor pent- Los Angeles may have film sets, but a foxy, red leather furniture atmosphere New York is a film set – and nowhere settings. Whether it's through the spacious with jazz and low lights adding a touch house suite paired with the clean lines and windows of the main dining room, airy roof- overall sleek interior alone is worth a visit celebrates the city’s cinematic splen- of sophistication. The Spanish Octopus a dor better than Planet Hollywood. In a top lounge, or Parisian style garden, you la Plancha offers a mouth-watering, well- to this Korean restaurant. Order Haemul will find yourself in the ideal location for Pajun, a scallion pancake with seafood dining room wallpapered with larger- cooked seafood treat. The local Long Island than-life photos of NYC scenes, you’ll people watching and charming conversa- Duck Breast offers a crispy skin surrounding folded in for a hot appetizer. You can't go tion. Try the Challah French Toast with wrong with Korean table barbecue, more dine on elevated American classics a juicy duck breast that hosts a decadent like Kobe beef sliders and four-cheese mascarpone mousse and mixed berries or black truffle sauce. specifically the Marinated Galbi (prime beef savory steak frites. [email protected] short rib) and the Dolsot Bibimbap, rice with mac’n’cheese. 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His new American style th yellow chive soup behind intricate Christian 6 W. 25 St. (Fifth Ave.) Food Hall. Located at the foot of Central food excels in its simplicity but still contains Liaigre screens in the spacious-yet-intimate 212.832.4040 Park, this gastronomic hub is home to bak- small creative twists. Try the tender braised dining room at Hakkasan, where every meal eries and creperies, sandwich shops and lamb shank and a NTL mule drink with is an excuse to pull your most expensive pair After the party it’s the after party and after lobster pots, an elegant raw bar to start fresh ginger to spice up your meal. of shoes out of the back of the closet. The the party it’s the…40/40 Club, owned by your meal or a box of gourmet chocolates to moody lighting is filtered through slabs of none other than Hova himself. Massive flat end it. A cup of coffee to begin your day? A Pennsylvania 6 screens everywhere you look? 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Needless to say, the wine The fiercely seasonal menu here can be th buffet and Monday night dinner with live 155 E. 55 St. (Lexington Ave.) list is extensive and with a pre theater, pre enjoyed through two options of dining: the entertainment. It is a struggle to focus on 212.371.8844 fixe lunch, and a la carte menus, dabble in Tavern and the more formal Dining Room. the food when your eyes are filled with the high quality fine dining. If you’re looking for a walk-in à la carte sweeping landscape only a 65th floor view Shun Lee Palace provides elegant, elevated experience, opt for the former. Start with the can offer. That being said, the abundance Chinese food in midtown. A dragon shaped Bar Americain Duck Liver Mousse with Pickled Vegetables of food cannot be ignored, as the brunch glass decoration adorns the ceiling of the nd th th 152 W. 52 St. (6 & 7 Aves.) and Grilled Bread before tucking into the buffet holds a fantastic array of breads, main dining area and suited servers provide 212.265.9700 Shrimp & Squash stew or the grilled lamb, sushi, prime rib and more! attentive service. Try Ants Climb on a Tree, delicately plated alongside Sweet Potato and Bobby Flay makes his mark on midtown a stir fry beef dish with cellophane noodles Broccoli Rabe. If you’re looking to linger a The Smith in a spicy, tangy garlic sauce garnished with with the bold flavors of American cuisine in little longer, come for dinner in the Dining 1900 Broadway (64th St) greens. A name like that gives this tasty dish dishes that range from the New Manhattan Room and it’s fixed-price offering, three the right amount of attention. Clam Chowder to grilled pizza topped with courses for $98. Leave room for dessert as 212.496.5700 smoked bacon, caramelized onions and gar- their Gramercy Tavern Cookie Plate with This is the place to come for straightforward lic, to the Miami Pork Chop with a tangerine Milk is the perfect digestif. food that satisfies. Whether it be brunch, Blue Ribbon Sushi Bar & Grill glaze, quail egg, plantains and served with th th lunch or dinner, the menus are a selection 308 W. 58 St. (8 Ave.) sweet potatoes. The American menu is a Hillstone of farm fresh, familiar dishes. The daily fun contrast to the setting, a 200-seat space 212.397.0404 153 E. 53rd St. (3rd Ave.) specials are reason enough to make a reser- that captures the energetic fast pace of the vation, particularly on prime rib Thursdays. The wooden walls and benches of Blue Rib- time-honored European brasserie. 212.888.3828 bon Sushi Bar & Grill give this restaurant Other options come from their full raw bar, In a dimly lit space sitting just below Third its edge. Hidden in the 6 Columbus Hotel, light bar snacks and starters to hearty main Beauty & Essex Avenue, Hillstone's spacious leather booths the restaurant's Oxtail Fried Rice will fill courses and pasta entrees. Snag a spot at have become a go-to for groups to gather af- you with the intense bone marrow flavor 146 Essex St. (Stanton St.) one of their outdoor tables for the perfect ter a busy day in Midtown. There's a varried mixed with the earthiness of the shiita- 212.614.0146 precursor to a show at Lincoln Center or choice of appetizers on the menu but ask ke mushrooms and tender richness of the spot for a bite after cocktails atop the Em- Feel the bustle of this trendy restaurant as anyone in the know and they'll tell you the shredded oxtail meat. Feel like an insider pire Hotel. you enter what looks like a cute little pawn same thing, you can ignore anything that's as you dine in this trendy establishment. shop. Experience a favorite childhood meal not the spinach and artichoke dip with hand in a newly fashioned way by ordering the cut chips. If you get a table with a view to the Grilled Cheese, Smoked Bacon, & Tomato open kitchen you'll see plates of fresh fish, Soup Dumplings. Because it is tapas style, racks of ribs and a Thai Steak Noodle Salad 237 West | NY, NY 10019 | 212.586.9700 try an array of food like the roasted bone that can make ordering greens a good thing. marrow, vinegar fries, and chicken meat- balls. The rumor is that free champagne is 78 NYCMONTHLY.COM served in the ladies room! ART MUSEUMS The Metropolitan New Museum American Folk Art Museum Museum of Art 235 Bowery (Stanton St.) nd 2 Lincoln Sq. 1000 Fifth Ave. (82 St.) 212.219.1222 (Columbus Ave. at 66th St.) 212.535.7710 From its sleek, white, stacked-box architec- 212.595.9533 With nearly two million artworks spanning ture to the cutting-edge exhibits within, the 5,000 years, The Met is the largest art mu- New Museum is all about the thrill of (what The premier institution devoted to the else?) the new, or at least, the very recent. creative expression of self-taught artists, seum in the U.S., with a mind-bogglingly extensive array of holdings, from Classical One of the few institutions in the world this museum holds more than 7,000 art- exclusively devoted to contemporary art, works dating from the 18th century to the Greek sculpture to contemporary photog- raphy. Check out one of the many special the New Museum offers adventurous shows present. There is an astounding variety such as the recurring Triennial, devoted to of objects here, including paintings, draw- exhibits or explore the museum’s vast col- lections of Ancient Egyptian art (and the emerging artists from around the world. ings, textiles, ceramic objects, furniture, With exhibits ranging from dance-for-cam- and handmade items like carousel animals, splendid Temple of Dendur); myriad rooms of European paintings; African, Asian or era works to surveys of multimedia artists weathervanes, game boards, and shop signs. such as Chris Burden to experimental sound Fans of renowned outsider artist Henry Islamic art; or the always gorgeous Costume Institute offerings. Refuel at the relatively experiences, this place is always buzzing Darger, rejoice. This place holds the largest with something extraordinary. collection anywhere of his works, including inexpensive but impressively eclectic cafe- paintings, collages, drawings, manuscripts, teria on the ground floor. and other materials. Neue Galerie Museum of American 1048 Fifth Ave. (86th St.) The Cloisters Illustration 212.628.6200 99 Margaret Corbin Dr. 128 E. 63rd St.(Lexington Ave.) Housed in a distinguished Beaux-Arts style (Ft. Tryon Pk.) 212.838.2560 mansion designed by New York Public Li- 212.923.3700 In 1901 the Society of Illustrators was brary architects Carrère & Hastings, the founded “… to promote generally the art Neue Galerie is devoted to early 20th cen- This northern outpost of the Metropolitan tury German and Austrian art and design. Museum of Art is all about medieval art and of illustration and to hold exhibitions from time to time.” Since 1939 the Society has It’s easy to feel the spirit of 1920s Vienna, architecture, from gorgeous stained-glass not just embodied in the works by masters windows to its must-see collection of unicorn been housed in this graceful, five-story town- house, where the lower levels eventually such as Schiele, Kandinsky, Klee, and Klimt tapestries. A stroll through the museum’s (whose famed Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer atmospheric chapels, picturesque cloisters, became the museum it is today. In addition to special exhibits ranging from alternative I resides here), but in two cozy cafes serving and enchanting herb gardens will instantly up authentic specialties including strudel conjure romantic images of medieval knights comics to children’s book illustration, there’s a permanent collection boasting nearly 2,000 and Linzertorte. Wunderbar! Rubin Museum of Art and maidens. Be sure to explore the pictur- esque walkways of surrounding Fort Tryon works by the greatest names in the field. Park, a lovely setting for the intoxicating Fledgling illustrators are welcome to hone Rubin Museum of Art experience of being transported to another their skills at twice-weekly “sketch nights.” 150 W. 17th St (Seventh Ave.) time and place. 212.620.5000 Museum of Arts and Design 2 Columbus Cir. (58th St.) A lovely gem of a space devoted to the art and Cooper Hewitt, cultures of the Himalayas, India, and nearby Smithsonian Design Museum 212.299.7777 regions, the Rubin is one of New York’s more 2 E. 91st St. (Fifth Ave.) A celebration of historic and contemporary engaging museums. With special exhibits 212.849.8400 innovation in art, craft, and design, MAD ranging from ancient artworks to modern is conveniently located at the southwest multi-media projects, and a permanent col- The only museum in the nation devoted corner of Central Park. The museum’s new lection focused on myriad forms of Tibetan exclusively to historic and contemporary (2008) spacious home boasts 54,000 square art, the Rubin is a treasure trove of works design, Cooper Hewitt is home to a diverse feet of galleries displaying a dazzling array you probably won’t see anywhere else. collection of objects spanning 30 centuries. of objects, including over 100 colorful quilts Situated in the visually imposing former from 17 countries; metal work from teapots mansion of industrialist Andrew Carnegie, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum to incense burners; and beautiful wooden th th the museum recently reopened after three pieces including Frank Gehry’s curvy Power 1071 5 Ave. (89 St.) years’ renovation. Try out one of the fantas- Play Armchair and other innovative exam- 212.423.3500 tic new interactive features, like the Immer- ples of furniture. Jewelry lovers, take note: sion Room, where you can select wallpaper The Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Gug- MAD is the only American museum with a genheim is as renowned for its distinctive from the museum’s extensive collection and gallery dedicated to contemporary jewelry. MoMA Neue Galerie project it onto the walls. Or just browse the cylindrical shape as for its Impressionist, textiles, furniture, toys, jewelry, kitchen Post-Impressionist, Modern and contem- appliances, or whatever strikes your fancy. porary art collections. Immerse yourself 11 W. 53rd St. (5th & 6th Ave.) in an intimate special exhibit in one of the o other city in the U.S. – and few in the world York. Then work your way down “Museum Mile” to 212.708.9400 museum’s galleries, or wander up (or down) The Frick Collection the airy, spiraling rotunda and take in one th th – can compete with New York when it comes the Jewish Museum, Cooper-Hewitt, Guggenheim, 1 E. 70 St. (5 Ave.) Considered by many the most influential of its carefully curated larger shows. Built 212.288.0700 modern art museum in the world, MoMA has to be “a temple of spirit” per co-founder to number and diversity of museums. From and Met, all within walking distance of each other. been on the cutting edge of the field since its Hilla Rebay, this is a place where art and N This magnificent former residence of in- founding in 1929. It’s impossible not to be architecture merge into something truly huge megastars like the Metropolitan Museum of Another idea: spend a day downtown, visiting the dustrialist/arts patron Henry Clay Frick delighted by something here, whether it be extraordinary. Art and American Museum of Natural History New Museum, National Museum of the American is the perfect setting for his collection of a Jackson Pollock from the permanent col- Old Master paintings, handsome sculptures lection or one of the special exhibits, which to lesser known gems like the intimate Morgan Indian, and National September 11 Memorial and and exquisite furniture. With many of the range from blockbuster retrospectives of Whitney Museum Library and Museum, the city truly has it all in Museum; or hop a train across the river to the artworks arranged according to Frick’s orig- major artists to collections by avant-garde 99 Gansevoort St. th the arts and culture department. Brooklyn Museum. inal design, it’s easy to feel his presence in photographers. Don’t forget to pay a visit (Washington & 10 Sts.) the richly decorated rooms. The huge wall to Van Gogh’s hauntingly beautiful The 212.570.3600 murals and ornate furnishings of the fairy- Starry Night, an unfailingly soul-stirring A good place to start your museum-hopping Art and design, culture and history – they’re tale perfect Fragonard Room will transport experience. The Whitney, New York’s beloved institution you directly to 18th century France (before devoted to art of the U.S., has just re-opened excursion might be upper Fifth Avenue, with visits all represented by exciting NYC institutions that peasants revolted against such gorgeous but in its brand new, Renzo Piano-designed to the Latino-flavored Museo del Barrio and its await your visit. Start planning your itinerary here. ruinous excess). space located in the hip Meatpacking Dis- trict. Inaugural exhibit America Is Hard to gracious neighbor, Museum of the City of New See is an unprecedented selection of works from the Whitney’s permanent collection, comprising approximately 650 pieces by some 400 artists, with rarely shown pieces side-by-side with familiar icons by Hopper, 80 NYCMONTHLY.COM O’Keeffe, and Calder, among others. MUSEUMS New York City Fire Museum 278 Spring St. (Hudson St.) CULTURAL 212.691.1303 Honoring “The Bravest,” from New York’s American Museum of Lower East Side Tenement storied firefighting past to the 343 who made Natural History Museum the ultimate sacrifice to protect their fellow th New Yorkers on September 11, 2001, the Central Park West (79 St.) 97 Orchard St. (Delancey St.) New York City Fire Museum is a treasure 212.769.5100 212.431.0233 trove of historic artifacts and contemporary One of the most celebrated museums on This typical five-story brick tenement build- educational programs. Children, in par- earth, the AMNH has 45 permanent exhibit ing, like many in the neighborhood, was ticular, are fascinated by the collection of halls housing myriad human, animal, plant, home to approximately 7,000 working-class old-fashioned and contemporary firetrucks, fossil, and rock specimens, in addition to the people, from more than 20 countries, be- while interactive fire safety demonstrations, renowned Rose Center for Earth and Space. tween 1863 and 1935. Unlike its renovated led by real FDNY firefighters, captivate and Don’t miss the amazing array of dinosaur neighbors, however, 97 Orchard preserves educate, including a simulated escape from skeletons in the Fossil Halls, the Millstein and interprets the history of the city’s immi- a smoke-filled apartment and authentic ! Hall of Ocean Life’s great squid vs. whale gration through guided tours of apartments gear for visitors to try on. Attracting 40,000 visitors a year from all over the world, this is CUBA combat diorama, or the towering display of representing different time periods. Amid ¡ eight “alarmed” elephants in the Akeley Hall the dim lighting, recreated furnishings, and an experience that exemplifies NYC’s most of African Mammals. Night at the Museum appropriately garbed actors playing former dedicated heroes. fans can recreate their favorite scenes with tenants, it’s not hard to imagine a bygone a self-guided tour of exhibits featured in neighborhood and the lives of those who New York Historical Society the movies. gave up everything to settle here. 170 Central Park West (77th St.) 212.873.3400 The Anne Frank Center USA The Morgan Library & Museum th Founded in 1804, the New-York Histori- 44 Park Pl. (Church St.) 225 Madison Ave. (36 St.) cal Society (N-YHS) collects and protects 212.431.7993 212.685.0008 the city’s history. As the oldest museum A partner to the famed Anne Frank House This striking complex of buildings originated in NYC (predating the Met by nearly 70 in Amsterdam, NYC’s Anne Frank Center with the 1906 palazzo-like private library of years), N-YHS chronicles the city’s past and was started by Anne’s father Otto Frank financier John Pierpont Morgan, and was present, with much of their 40,000-object as the Anne Frank Foundation in 1959. recently completed with Renzo Piano’s mod- collection in full view and accessible via Using the diary and spirit of its namesake, ernistic renovation and expansion. Check contemporary touch screens and interactive the center’s mission is to educate about out one or more of the Morgan’s excellent exhibits. Expect Tiffany lamps and Audo- the dangers of intolerance, antisemitism, exhibits of illuminated, literary and histori- bon watercolors alongside Revolutionary racism, and discrimination, and to inspire cal manuscripts, books, drawings and prints. War-era portraits, Civil War letters, and a world built on equal rights and respect. But don’t miss the Charles McKim-designed newspapers and artifacts preserved from This unique, contemplative space includes library itself, recently restored to its original 9/11. N-YHS is also home to Caffè Storico, a an interactive exhibit telling Anne’s story grandeur. The awesomely ornate East Room gleaming Italian restaurant from renowned via diary excerpts, stories, and images of her with its three-story high inlaid walnut book- restaurateur Stephen Starr. family and those who hid with her. shelves and Mr. Morgan’s richly appointed study with its decadent red silk walls are New York Transit Museum Intrepid Sea, Air & equally swoon-worthy. Boerum Pl. (Schermerhorn St.) Space Museum 718.694.1600 Pier 86 The Museum at FIT Appropriately situated in a decommissioned (West 46th St. and 12th Ave.) 227 W. 27th St. (Seventh Ave.) subway station, the Transit Museum is one 212.245.0072 212.217.4558 of the city’s most extraordinary destinations. The sprawling space houses a vast array Located on and around the decommissioned This clean, airy space, which bills itself quite reasonably as “the most fashionable of historical artifacts relating to the city’s aircraft carrier USS Intrepid, this museum trains, buses, bridges, and tunnels, includ- is a must for military and maritime histo- museum in New York City,” is the public face of the most celebrated school of design ing old maps, turnstiles, token booths, and ry buffs. But even those who don’t know a countless other items. Hop aboard vintage Bell helicopter from a Sikorsky will be im- studies in the U.S. With one gallery devoted to items from a permanent collection of subway cars of various eras (complete with pressed by the diverse assortment of historic period-appropriate ads) for a taste of bygone aircraft, plus the opportunity to ogle the 50,000 garments and accessories dating from the 18th century to present, another to commuter travel or slide into the driver’s space shuttle Enterprise up close, explore seat of a city bus and imagine steering that the guided missile submarine Growler, or innovative special exhibits, and yet another holding student and faculty shows, this is a baby down Broadway. You will be (yep) experience the luxurious interior of a British transported. Airways Concorde. Truly intrepid visitors must-visit for anyone with even a passing in- A NEW EXHIBITION ABOUT THE ISLAND’S RICH BIODIVERSITY ANDCULTURE. can get their thrills aboard state-of-the-art terest in the history and industry of clothing. flight simulators. The Museum of the City of New York 25 W. 52nd St. (Sixth Ave.) ESTA EXHIBICIÓN SE PRESENTA EN INGLÉS Y EN ESPAÑOL. Jewish Museum 1220 Fifth Ave. (103rd St.) 212.621.6600 nd 1109 Fifth Ave. (92 St.) 212.534.1672 Formerly known as the Museum of Televi- 212.423.3200 An institution that celebrates the history, sion & Radio and the Museum of Broadcast- art and culture of New York and its people, ing, the Paley Center believes that televi- Located in the lovely Felix M. Warburg NOW OPEN AMNH.ORG MCNY is well worth a trip to the northern sion and radio shows are artifacts worthy of House, a former mansion on New York’s end of Museum Mile, and not just because preservation, and we couldn’t agree more! ¡Cuba! was developed in collaboration with the Cuban National Museum of Natural History. famed Museum Mile, the Jewish Museum it’s across the street from Central Park’s Close to 160,000 TV shows, commercials, houses 30,000 works of art and cultural lovely Conservatory Gardens. Go for its and radio programs are available in the artifacts reflecting the global Jewish expe- consistently remarkable special exhibits Center's library for visitors to experience Major funding for ¡Cuba! has been provided by the Lila Wallace-Reader’s Digest Endowment Fund. rience. Its excellent special exhibits are as or permanent displays that include extrav- at individual consoles. From The Honey- acclaimed as those of larger art museums, agant costumes and decorative objects from mooners to Breaking Bad, the 1984 Super while its permanent collection includes the city’s Gilded Age and an exploration Bowl commercial introducing the Macintosh Significant support for ¡Cuba! has been provided by the Ford Foundation. international treasures from ancient to of NYC’s social activism. Be sure to check computer to Olympics highlights, there’s a modern times. Archaeological artifacts, cere- out the elaborate Stettheimer Dollhouse ton to choose from. Prepare to spend a nice monial art, old and contemporary paintings, featuring tiny paintings made by 1920s chunk of time here. Generous support for ¡Cuba! has been provided by the Dalio Ocean Initiative. beautiful and unusual menorahs; these are avant-garde artists. just some of the wondrous things to behold here, for art aficionados of all cultures. Proudly supported by

82 NYCMONTHLY.COM DECEMBER ATTRACTIONS December 2016 Radio City FIFTH AVENUE Music Hall Holiday Window Displays If you’ve ever watched a Christmas movie Radio City Christmas set in New York, chances are, you’ve seen Spectacular the famed holiday window displays on Fifth (Through January 2, 2017 ) Avenue. But they’re still magical in person in a way that no film can capture. From the In the famed Art Deco music snowflake over the street to the storytelling hall that has welcomed the at Saks to the giant illuminated bow world’s most famous and talented wrapped around Cartier, this is the stuff performers to New York, Radio of fantasy. City’s own Rockettes perform a love letter to Christmastime, including the spellbinding March of the Wooden Soldiers, the Nutcracker Suite, and more. This annual tradition is no less sweet the first time or the fortieth. BRYANT PARK Winter Village (Through January 2, 2017 )

Glowing glass booths filled with delicacies and artwork. An illuminated skating rink flanked by a cozy café and bar. And a candy-colored carousel spinning gaily round and round. Is this Grand Army heaven? No, it’s Midtown: Bryant Park’s annual Winter Village, a confection of shopping, skating, sipping and snacking. Browse the gifts, then Plaza take a spin around the rink gratis. Lighting of the World’s Largest Hanukkah Menorah (December 24-31, 2016)

Jewish law proscribes that no menorah shall reach a height taller than 32 feet, and Brooklyn’s Grand Army Plaza pushed The Plaza Hotel right up against that limit with their The Todd English Food Hall towering version, a tradition since 1985. Every night, the festival of lights includes Led by Chef Todd English, The Plaza Hotel’s Food Hall is a live music and hot latkes, and children European-inspired specialty food hall, offering fine fresh and receive special gifts. prepared foods. Architect Jeffrey Beers left plenty of room for wares among the mosaic marble floors, elegant wood paneling, ceramic backdrops, and stained glass windows. Stations include oysters, noodles, a taqueria, and a wine bar.

Grand Central Brooklyn Brewery Terminal Tour & Seasonal Brews Holiday Market Whether you opt for a weekday “Small Batch (December 24, 2016) Tour” of 30 or Friday’s casual Tasting Room Open daily through Christmas Eve, sessions, a visit to Brooklyn Brewery is a the market is a lavish holiday shopping must for craft beer lovers. Making it sweeter experience, with 40 vendors representing are the seasonals available at this time of the best in artwork, clothing, accessories, year, including Black Chocolate Russian children’s gifts, and home goods. Shopping the Imperial Stout, or rarities, like Mary’s Maple market is an experience in and of itself, with Porter or the coveted Black Ops. a festive atmosphere and colorful displays of wares: a one-stop Christmas shop. 84 NYCMONTHLY.COM NnyYCc DECEMBER ATTRACTIONS CENTRAL PARK Wollman Rink (Through March 2017) Taking to the ice in front of Rockefeller Center is a memorable New York moment, but perhaps even more special is the scene at The most comprehensive Wollman Rink in southern Central Park, where a frame of trees gives way to the all-inclusive attraction majestic skyline. Take a spin around the ice in the middle of a day of shopping, or linger pass in New York City! over a mug of hot chocolate before or after you skate.

Winter Village (Through January 2, 2017 ) A SLICE OF BROOKLYN Dyker Heights Christmas Lights Tour (Through December 30, 2016)

Join the more than 100,000 people who visit Brooklyn’s Dyker Heights neighborhood annually to see the spectacular holiday decorations illuminated by the area’s devoted residents. This bus tour departs from near Manhattan’s Union Square, then spends more than 3 hours seeing the dizzyingly merry and bright Christmas lights before returning. NYny Cc

carnegie hall HANDEL Messiah (December 21-23) S 400-P AS 1-844- m SightseeingPass.co Nothing compares to seeing a famed work of music in New York’s iconic Carnegie Hall, and few are more beloved than Handel’s Messiah, a holiday classic that is as rousing as it is inspiring. For three days, the Masterwork Chorus and Orchestra will perform the sweeping feat of musicality, a perfect pre- Christmas treat no matter how you celebrate. SHOPPING Bergdorf Goodman 745 Fifth Ave. (58th St.) 800.588.1855 Bergdorf Goodman is dripping in glamour. From the late greats Alexander McQueen and Oscar de la Renta to Givenchy, Lanvin, Tom Ford, Balenciaga, and Valenti- no, the runway comes to life within these longstanding walls. They spotlight new couture, á la the inimitable nightlife goddess designer Domonique Echeverria. Ever crisp and chic, Bergdorf’s serves head to toe, balancing of the moment's trends with enduring style. 5F Contemporary, fittingly on the 5th floor, is where you’ll find easy-to-wear statement pieces with an ever so slightly gentler price tag.

Bloomingdale's 1000 Third Ave. (59th St.) 212.705.2000 Inside one of the world’s foremost fashion meccas, you’ll find internationally iconic staples from brands like Burberry, Diane Von Furstenburg, Theory, Ralph Lauren, and beyond alongside the “It” bags from the new powerhouses of Rebecca Minkoff, Foley + Corinna, and Botkier. Each level is decadently dedicated to the finest in cosmetics, on-point shoes, tailored yet totally relaxed menswear, dazzling eveningwear, out-to-brunch looks, office must-haves, and everything in between.

Barney's 660 Madison Ave. (61st St.) 212.826.8900 hen it comes to world-class shopping, no place compares with New Barneys is one of the few multi-sto- ry stores that seek out the avant WYork. The quality and diversity of boutiques and brands here is garde. They carry the experimental greats like Junya Watanabe and second to none: intimate pop-up shops in SoHo bring so-hot-right-now his master Rei Kawakubo’s Comme trends to the downtown streets while standard-bearing department stores, des Garçons, the dark comfort of Rick Owens, the breezy goddess including Bloomingdale’s and Saks Fifth Avenue, beg shoppers to linger in Nili Lotan, the genius of Yohji Yamamoto and Issey Miyake, and over their runway-ready displays and one-of-a-kind designs. the evening body grace of Azzedine Alaïa. This brilliance and more comes at quite a cool coin, but these designs are intelligently worth it. Meanwhile, the 8th floor is your go to for top jeans and a more relaxed attitude. 88 NYCMONTHLY.COM William Barthman 176 Broadway (Maiden & John Sts.) 212.732.0890 An institution in New York since 1884, this jeweler has watches and jewelry that shim- mer from the finest designers in SAVE the world. Serving Michele, Cart- ier, Breitling, Alexis Bittar, Dior, Bvlgari, and so many more, this gem of a shop caters to men and women who desire the finer shinier things in life. The quality is unparalleled and the selection is NOW vast. From hi-tech watches to high karat counted gold, this store speaks to the inner diva. *BRING AD OR MENTION “NYCM” at the admissions counter to receive discount. Visit the KILLER WHALE SUBMARINE in Manhattan $5 OFF TS

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StoreAd_3_125x8_5_NYCM.indd 1 10/14/16 9:49 AM Disney Store 1540 Broadway (45th St.) 212.626.2910 Immerse yourself in a world that has been fueling the imaginations of both children and adults for nearly a century. Home to the widest selection of authentic Disney mer- chandise, the iconic Disney Store in Times Square is also the largest in North America, a multi-floor majestic wonderland packed with toys, clothes, and collectables that bring Disney’s unforgettable stories and characters to life. You’ll find generations of your favorite Disney characters dispersed throughout, ranging from Mickey Mouse, the Disney Princesses, Fairies, and Buzz Lightyear to Wall-E, Elsa from Frozen, and many more! Pick up some exclusive New York themed items and don’t leave empty handed!

Crocs 152 W. 34th St. (7th Ave.) 212.695.4090 Footwear phenom Crocs established a flagship store in Herald Square in 2014, attracting their wildly devoted fans with a vibrant green exterior and a mural of the Statue of Liberty fashioned entirely out of their signature brightly colored clogs in- side. The multi-floor megastore is home to all of the company’s various lines, including their poised-for-a-comeback classic clogs, plus special children’s footwear and a dizzying as- sortment of Jibbitz, the colorful charms that avid devotees clip into the clogs’ signature holes for decoration – and personal style.

Hammmacher Schlemmer 147 E. 57th St. (Lexington Ave.) 800.421.9002 This landmark store fea- tures an eclectic array of items perfect for gadget-lovers and anybody in the market for unique gifts, electronics and more. For 167 years, Hammacher Schlemmer has provided expert guidance in exploring the unexpected, with items now ranging from electronics and apparel to outdoor, toys, and travel goodies. Whether looking for a memorable holiday item or something more personal, you’re sure to find something special in their one-of-a-kind collection. HBO Shop 1100 Sixth Ave. (42nd St.) 212.512.7467 A hop away from Bryant Park, you’ll find a haven for all of your best-of- TV binge needs. Find box sets of fa- vorites like Sex and the City, Game of Thrones, True Blood, The Sopranos, Boardwalk Empire and so many more. All the merch you can dream of from mugs warning you that Win- ter’s Coming, to Stark and Lannister map marker salt and pepper shakers. Pick up a shirt with the wisdom of Girls to take with you for the rest of your NYC trip, “The magic happens outside your comfort zone.” You can also sign up for their Sex and the City and Soprano walking and bus tours.

NHL Powered by Reebok Store 1185 Sixth Ave. (W. 47th St.) 212.221.6375 The world’s only NHL store is, as you might expect, home to a lot of exclu- sives: exclusive player appearances and photo ops with THE Stanley Cup, the world’s largest compos- ite stick sculpture (words simply do not do it justice!), and even a YOUR ENTIRE PURCHASE* themed Starbucks. High-def screens CODE# 8802239 project the day’s games in real time; even more engaging are the live broad- casts of “NHL Live” and “NHL Hour with Commissioner Gary Bettman,” which are filmed in the on-site studio.

Nintendo World (48th St. at 5th Ave.) 646.459.0800 Gamers rule at the world’s only 1185 AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS dedicated Nintendo store, where four interactive gaming areas introduce CLOSE TO ROCKEFELLER CENTER AND TIMES SQUARE AT THE CORNER OF 47TH ST. & 6TH AVE new players to Nintendo’s cur- rent systems, 3DS, 3DSXL, USE SUBWAYS 2DS and Wii U, and offer ex- perienced players a chance to MERCHANDISE FROM ALL 30 NHL TEAMS challenge their team of ambassadors FB.COM/NHLSTORENYC to a friendly game. There’s also a dedicated EXCLUSIVE NHL PLAYER APPEARANCES Pokémon section for fans of the immersive game, plus a display of retro and vintage equipment and memorabilia (212) 221 - 6375 FIRST EVER NHL-THEMED STARBUCKS in the Nintendo Showcase. Valid only at the NHL Powered by Reebok store. Cannot be combined with any other offer or sale. Not valid on prior purchases, gift cards or online. Limit one per customer. Expires 12/31/17. © NHL NHL and the NHL Shield are registered trademarks of the National Hockey League. NHL and NHL team marks are the property of the NHL and its teams. © NHL 2016. All Rights Reserved. UPTOWN

CENTRAL PARK HARLEM The crown jewel of Manhattan, Central Unlike any other area of Manhattan, the Park is an epic landscape of rolling hills, northernmost neighborhoods of Harlem, wide open meadows, wooded forests, creeks, Morningside Heights, and East Harlem ponds, rocky outcrops, and enchanting restau- offer an eclectic landscape of musical rants and attractions. Between 1821–1855 history, African American culture, and the population of New York had nearly qua- vibrant restaurants and shopping. In drupled, which meant what few natural, open Morningside Heights, don’t miss the spaces existed were certainly soon overrun. awe-inspiring Cathedral of St. John In part a response to the growing need for the Divine, the fourth largest Christian a natural escape (and an alternative to the Church in the world. Restaurants are saloons!), Central Park was developed as the just as incredible in these neighborhoods, largest landscaped public park in the country, like the waterfront Hudson River Cafe, topping out at roughly 700 acres. More accu- and just west into Harlem, the legendary rately considered a cultural hub, it boasts an Dinosaur BBQ. Historic jazz venues outdoor amphitheater hosting “Shakespeare make these neighborhoods unrivaled in the Park” during summer, Wollman Ice nightlife destinations; grab tickets to a Rink in the winter, a zoo year-round along show at the ever-amazing Cotton Club with countless other seasonal destinations. or the Apollo Theater. Then shop the With so much history and so many natural many new boutiques in the area, like wonders, a tour is well worth the time. But Swing, which exhibits contemporary, even without a tour, just taking five steps into designer apparel, accessories, and home the wonderland of Central Park acquaints you furnishings. By both embracing the past with an entirely new city...that built of tow- and writing the future, Harlem and its ering trees, babbling brooks, busy creatures, surrounding neighborhoods will both and hidden gems at every turn. inspire and impress you like no other neighborhoods can.

UPPER EAST UPPER WEST Situated just north of Midtown East, the From the lively commercial areas of Midtown Upper East Side (UES) displays a polish and West up to the picturesque blocks of the Upper elegance that’s earned it the apt title “Silk West Side (UWS), the west side of Manhattan Stocking District.” While home to many of the is as ideal for a big night out as it is for a quiet city’s affluent and powerful, the UES is also parkside stroll. First-class NYC establishments home to the brilliant “Museum Mile,” span- like Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center hold ning Fifth Avenue, roughly from 82nd–105th stately positions in Midtown West, as do hip new Street. Flanked by the beauty of Central modern attractions like the Hudson Hotel, with Park, this stretch boasts some of the city’s its numerous bars, chic lounge, and fabulous finest museums like theGuggenheim Muse- restaurant. offers premi- um and the Jewish Museum. In addition to um shopping right at the southwest corner of museums, the UES also offers exquisite, high- Central Park, which, in all its pastoral glory, end shopping. Visit the ultra-luxe, two-story serves as a beautiful transition from the midtown Agent Provocateur for a range of lingerie, buzz to the revered UWS. Brownstones and including nice little lacy French options as tree-lined streets mark this neighborhood as a well as more naughty, crystal-studded pieces. favorite place to live, and attractions like the Even the dining exhibits an unparalleled American Museum of Natural History make sophistication, as seen at Daniel Boulud’s it a neighborhood rich with history and culture. Cafe Boulud which masters the art of Plentiful restaurants make it easy to meander seasonal, French delicacies. The UES exudes these neighborhoods, so whether you’re after the all aspects of the good life, so go, wander and shops, museums, or a view of the park...the west feel grand. side is where to be.

96 NYCMONTHLY.COM MIDTOWN FASHION GRAMERCY/ MIDTOWN EAST DISTRICT MURRAY HILL Packed proudly with some of the Roughly just one square mile, Often considered the city’s world’s most iconic buildings and the Fashion District is brimming best-kept-secret neighborhoods, incredible retailers, Midtown East with some of the world’s very Gramercy and Murray Hill offers a perfect balance of spectacle best fashion manufacturers and impress both residents and visitors and shopping. Start your tour with showrooms. Since the early 20th with their scenic gardens and a visit to Grand Central Terminal century, this neighborhood has lively cuisine. The crown jewel which has been astounding trav- exhibited a landmark creative of Gramercy is undoubtedly elers and locals alike since 1871. spirit, evident in its designer Gramercy Park, the lush and Nearby, the is labels, fabric wholesalers, and wide exclusive gated park. Wander yet another landmark attraction, range of trimmings. As seen on its edge and notice the gorgeous with impeccable art deco styling. the hit show “Project Runway,” townhomes surrounding it, some Meandering north along Fifth the popular Mood Fabrics offers with original gas-lit lamps at Avenue will bring you to even more incredible luxury and imported the entrance. The grace and sites and exceptional retailers, fabrics. And of course Macy’s sophistication of Gramercy extends including Rockefeller Center and flagship store in this area is both a to its shops and restaurants, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, as well city landmark as well as a hotbed especially the noted Gramercy as Bergdorf Goodman and Saks. for designer fashion. Bryant Tavern and the retailer of upscale Dining in Midtown East is just as Park resides as a neighborhood menswear, Rothman’s. Just north dazzling as sightseeing, with Fres- centerpiece, having hosted countless of 34th Street lies Murray Hill, a co by Scotto serving up refined Fashion Week events and offering neighborhood characterized by a Italian cuisine from one of NYC’s visitors an artfully historic park world of culinary options. Whether favorite celebrity families and to explore. From casual strolling you’re in the mood for a steak at the BLT Steak French-in- to exquisite shopping, the Fashion popular Wolfgang’s steakhouse spired steakhouse favorites. With District has a way of never going or out to sample one of the many old-world beauty and modern-day out of style. fabulous Indian restaurants along flair, Midtown East remains one of Lexington Avenue, Gramercy and Manhattan’s most marvelous areas Murray Hill have it all. to roam.

MIDTOWN WEST TIMES SQUARE CHELSEA While there are several subsects of The heart of the city and often Once a quaint residential neighbor- Midtown West, broadly speaking dubbed the “Crossroads of the hood, Chelsea has since flourished there are many famed landmarks World,” Times Square is never into a hub of cultural and commer- located throughout this part of short on color or culture. Earning cial activity. The diverse population town. Many may not realize – its name after gives way beautifully to a diverse given its omnipresent status in moved its headquarters there, neighborhood, filled with premium this city – that the Empire State Times Square has flourished as a shops as well as some of the most Building is located here at 34th cultural hub of the city, abuzz with provocative art galleries and at- and Fifth Avenue. As you head roughly 39 million visitors each tractions. At the corner of 23rd and southwest it’s almost impossible year. For world-class cuisine, Wolf- 5th, don’t miss the iconic Flatiron not to hear the roars of a cheering gang’s Steakhouse is renowned for building, in classic Gothic style. crowd coming from Madison a signature porterhouse and exten- And for beauty with a contemporary Square Garden during a Knicks sive wine list. Big and small shops twist, visit the many Chelsea gal- home game. Stop along the way at abound, like premium US retailers leries nestled between Tenth and Legends for classic New York fare including the GAP, American Ea- Eleventh Avenues, from 18th–28th with a museum-like atmosphere, gle, and the cosmetic mecca Sepho- Streets. For food lovers, Chelsea which is dedicated to honoring the ra. For a unique boutique selection, Market is continually stocked with people, places, and characters that visit W Hotels and the Store for gourmet foods, including local, have made New York legendary. chic and stylish wares including artisanal, and small-batch finds. The high energy and intersecting Michael Kors watches, designer And the nearby High Line park location of Midtown West makes it a handbags, and spa products from is as much an art installation as it bustling thoroughfare to some of the the downtown brand, Bliss. For is a public park. For cutting-edge most interesting neighborhoods in shopping, strolling, dining, or just galleries to contemporary boutiques, Manhattan. basking in the bright lights... Times Chelsea is perhaps the city’s most Square may be both the city’s heart, homey neighborhood… with impec- cable style.

98 NYCMONTHLY.COM DOWNTOWN CHINATOWN LITTLE ITALY EAST VILLAGE/ Magnificently resistant to Nestled just above Chinatown, LOWER EAST SIDE gentrification, Chinatown is an Little Italy resides proudly as a Both the Lower East Side (LES) attraction in and of itself. Bordered small yet vibrant community of true and the East Village are steeped roughly to the north by Broome Italian tradition. Defined roughly in NYC heritage. Once a densely Street, south by Worth Street, to the north by Houston, south by populated tenement town, the west by , and east Broome Street, west by Lafayette LES is now a lively mix of old and by Allen Street, Chinatown is a Street, and east by Chrystie Street, new, bordered roughly by Hous- small pocket that is alive with Little Italy’s heart and soul centers ton, Chrystie Street, and the East authenticity. Many buildings are around Mulberry and Elizabeth River. Fashion-forward boutiques original tenements, some over Streets. Be transported back in time commingle with classic delis, and 100 years old. The best way to with the smell of brick-oven pizzas clubs pour music into the street experience Chinatown is to do and fresh zeppole and cannoli, or well into the wee hours. Just north as the locals do. Explore colorful settle in at a small sidewalk table of Houston Street lies the East corner markets, packed with for a hearty glass of chianti as you Village, bordered roughly by 14th rare and imported goods. Dine watch people stroll by. Little Italy Street, Broadway, and the East on freshly baked pork buns at a makes you feel a world away, and River. It is home to an exciting crowded café, and enjoy every ounce yet remarkably, right at home. range of boutiques and a world of of the unaltered identity of this Don’t miss Albanese Meats for cuisine, including a few of David great neighborhood. Restaurant Italian fare and delicacies, owned Chang’s world-class Momofuku mainstays still draw big crowds, by Little Italy native Moe Albanese. restaurants, Momofuku Noodle Bar, like Joe’s Ginger which serves up And for an old-world atmosphere and the ultra-exclusive Momofuku succulent, juicy soup dumplings. and some of the best baked clams Ko which only offers one fixed-price Teeming with tradition and spirited in the city, nothing compares to menu and takes online reservations with exciting shops and cuisine, Umberto’s Clam House. While a the day before. Explore both areas Chinatown is a tourist must. visit in September will afford you the beloved Feast of San Gennaro and see why New Yorkers consider Festival, Little Italy has the ability their downtown neighborhoods so to charm your senses and steal your uniquely cool. heart every single day of the year.

WEST VILLAGE/ SOHO/TRIBECA FINANCIAL Chic would be an understatement. You need not be a finance en- GREENWICH As the city’s forerunners of style thusiast to see the appeal of this VILLAGE and fashion, SoHo and TriBeCa are energetic and historic neighborhood. neighborhoods that exude excellence Occupying the southernmost tip of Literary legend and cinematic and aspiration. Whether you’re Manhattan, the Financial District is wonder endure in every cobblestone hunting down celebrities or stilet- characterized by stoic and stunning of the West Village and Greenwich tos, SoHo is the place to be. Short architecture, winding roads, and the Village. Having nurtured the likes for “South of Houston,” this area city’s most significant attractions. of Dylan Thomas, John Steinbeck, is marked by landmark cast-iron At the site of the former World and Bob Dylan, these neighborhoods architecture and unparalleled shop- Trade Center, the 9/11 Memorial have fostered some of the most ping. The newer outpost of the NYC provides a reflective tribute to those influential artists, and to this day legend, Bloomingdale’s, curates lost in the 2001 and 1993 attacks. they continue to foster families, the finest in downtown fashion, While nearby the hauntingly beau- cafes, shops, and so much more. while Balthazar continues to awe tiful Trinity Church has been a Don’t miss Washington Square crowds with its Parisian-inspired landmark of faith and history since Park at the heart of Greenwich menu and top-notch pastries. Short 1696. In addition to the powerful Village, dominated by the 1892 for “Triangle Below ,” sense of history, there’s an electric- Washington Arch. Extending west TriBeCa resides just south of Canal ity unique to the Financial District. of Seventh Avenue, the West Village Street, offering equally as glamor- Many shop its classic retailers exhibits a polished lineup of high- ous shopping and upscale dining. like Canali for well-tailored suits end shops, including the playfully The Tribeca Grand hotel remains and chic weekend wear. And both chic handbags and clothing from a magnet for the well-heeled and financial workers and visitors alike Marc Jacobs. There are no jet-set, with a stellar menu and flock to the area’s famous eateries neighborhoods more enjoyable to get cocktails, and Nobu continues to like MarkJoseph Steakhouse (261 lost in than these two. wow with Latin-infused Japanese Water St.). cuisine.

100 NYCMONTHLY.COM AROUND TOWN QUEENS Where can you find the largest lake in New York in Forest Hills, home to both Simon & Garfunkel and City, a century-old European-style biergarten, and the The Ramones, where you can snag a gooey sundae at best Asian food this side of the Pacific? That would be Eddie’s Sweet Shop (bring your wallet; it’s cash only) Queens, the sprawling borough that hosted New York’s or browse the vintage shops and boutiques on Austin two World’s Fairs and includes some of the most diverse Street. Further afield in Corona,The Louis Armstrong and exciting neighborhoods anywhere in Gotham. House Museum is a jazz fan’s paradise, complete with the furnishings and décor that Louis and his wife chose Start your visit just across the river from Manhattan for their Queens home. in Long Island City, where an enclave of craft cocktail bars has drawn the boozy elite away from the Lower East On your way through the borough, satisfy a craving for Side at speakeasies such as Dutch Kills; beer geeks will virtually any ethnic cuisine you can imagine: Latin and feel more at home at Alewife, with two dozen craft taps South Asian in Jackson Heights, Chinese and Korean in and serious bar food to soak up the suds. Press on north Flushing, where you’ll find the city’s largest and most to Astoria, where Bohemian Hall & Beer Garden authentic Chinatown (and some of our favorite xiao long is saving a picnic bench and a pint beneath the trees bao, or soup dumplings, at Joe’s Shanghai) steps from just for you, then wander into one of the area’s many the New York Mets’ home park, Citi Field. And no Greek restaurants for a taste of the Mediterranean; try outdoor enthusiast will be satisfied with Central Park E Taverna for octopus croquettes and grilled haloumi once they’ve laid eyes on Flushing Meadows Corona cheese or Gregory’s 26 Corner Taverna for spreads Park, where 93-acre Meadow Lake competes with such as hummus and taramosalata with fresh pita bread. miles of bike paths and an NHL-regulation ice skating rink for visitors’ attention. If the beautify of this alone Not far away, the Museum of the Moving Image is not enough to satisfy you, the park is also home to the is home to the nation’s largest collection of moving breathtaking Unisphere, a giant 12-story high spherical image artifacts and behind-the-scenes photographs stainless steel globe that has been featured prominently (eat your heart out, Los Angeles!), and hosts hundreds in Hollywood movies like Iron Man 2. of screenings throughout the year. Science buffs might prefer the New York Hall of Science, which hosts New Yorkers have long kept Queens to themselves, and daily demonstrations and even overnight sleepovers for it’s no wonder: few places in the world are home to such BROOKLYN budding scientists interested in astronomy, chemistry, or vivid diversity coexisting in such comfortable harmony. robotics. Musically inclined visitors will want to pause Believe the hype: Brooklyn is the borough that more Prospect Park Greenmarket, as well as educational New Yorkers call home than any other, and with good programming, such as Early-Morning Bird Walks and reason. Whether you’re a sports fan, a culture vulture, Revival Projects that allow visitors to contribute to the or a devotee of artisanal cured pickles, you’ll find what maintenance and preservation of the park. you’re looking for in Kings County. Even farther afield, the beaches and boardwalks of Indulge in a lavish steak dinner at famed Peter Coney Island welcome visitors to Luna Park, home Luger’s in Williamsburg or toss a few frames at of the 88-year-old Cyclone wooden rollercoaster and Brooklyn Bowl, then sample some of the country’s finest the state-of-the-art Thunderbolt steel coaster with a craft beer at Brooklyn Brewery. Wander south through true vertical climb that is unlike many coasters of its Smorgasburg, a weekly gathering of food trucks on kind; locals know to snack on an authentic Nathan’s the banks of the East River, until you reach DUMBO, Famous hot dog after the exciting rides. Later, stroll a neighborhood tucked neatly between the Manhattan down the sand to the New York Aquarium and befriend and Brooklyn Bridges, where you can marvel at the a penguin or sneak a peek at Squirt, the giant octopus, stunning views of the iconic skyline across the river, then then get a taste of the city’s best Eastern European ride Jane’s Carousel at Brooklyn Bridge Park and cuisine in Brighton Beach at boardwalk restaurant snack on some of the city’s best pizza at Grimaldi’s or Volna, famous for their Georgian-style flatbreads and Juliana’s. all-day vodka sipping, or M&I International Food Market, a hub of imported treats and house-baked See the play NBA basketball or the Brooklyn Nets Russian pastries. New York Islanders host an NHL hockey game at the Barclays Center, which is also the site of the annual Whatever you do, don’t leave without a cup of coffee; NIT college basketball tournament and countless big- the artisanal roasteries in Brooklyn are among the name concerts and events, from Jimmy Buffett to country’s finest, and you’ll need a jolt of caffeine to enjoy Janet Jackson to Disney on Ice. Further inland, everything the borough has to offer. CompareBrooklyn wander the wooded paths and manicured gardens of Roasting Company, Gorilla Coffee, and Stone Street Brooklyn Botanic Garden, tucked against the edge Coffee Company, just to name a few, then bring home of Prospect Park, a prime picnicking destination a bag of beans as a souvenir of your visit to the city that and frequent home to concerts and festivals, such as never sleeps. Celebrate Brooklyn! Performing Arts Festival and

102 NYCMONTHLY.COM CONCIERGE TIPPING SMART SERVICES Tipping is customary in NYC and should typically be done Concierge Service is with cash, not on a card. widely available in many Here’s a rough guide: of the city’s premier hotels. Consider your concierge a • Wait staff – 20% of the total “go-to” person for just about check anything, whether it’s a • Bartender - $2/drink simple need or a big wish. They know how to make • Coatroom attendant - $1-2/ things happen and know the coat right people to contact to get • Washroom attendant - $1 things done. • Hotel doorman - $1-2/bag and • Finding theater, sports, event $1-2 for hailing a cab tickets in your budget • Hotel housekeeper - $2-5/ • Finding tickets to sold-out TRANSPORTATION night performances, games and shows There are lots of ways to get around NYC. Though the • Hotel concierge $5+ for • Booking tickets for attractions subways may be the most reservations and tickets and tours efficient, there are a number • Tour guides - $5-10 for of options to help get you • Recommending and reserving giving helpful information and restaurants where you need to go. entertainment during the tour • Making spa reservations •Yellow Taxi – A cab is only on duty when the middle light • Arranging babysitting, pet display is on. If the top light services, couriers, on-call doctors is off completely, it’s occupied. or other special needs They’re tough to find when it’s If your hotel concierge has helped raining and also be aware of you, whether it was securing shift-change time from 4-5PM reservations for dinner, ordering when cabs are scarce. Don’t theater tickets, or arranging a forget to tip 15% or more. You special event, please note gratuity can now also download their new is appreciated. app Arro to e-hail a cab and pay with your phone. Tips & •Car Services – New York City NEW TO has many black car services that Tricks to offer flat rate fees rather than a Navigate metered fare. •Ride Shares – To keep costs The City down there are a variety of ride share programs like UberPOOL, Lyft and Via. These rides will pick you up at your location TOWN and get you to your destination while picking up others headed in the same direction. For more information and instructions download the apps to your smartphone.

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S h u a r t f ta Mermaid Ave A n Neptune Ave v ve e A f A ve Nautilus Ave Sur Seagate OceanicSurf Ave Ave Boardwalk Atlantic Ave GETTING TO AND FROM THE AIRPORT Getting to the Airports To Newark By Taxi: from Manhattan By Private Shuttle: Flat Fare from John F. Kennedy (JFK) Airport: For trips between (to and from) To JFK Travelers can call ahead to book a shuttle Manhattan and JFK International Air- to take them from their door to Newark. port, the flat fare is $52.00 plus any tolls By Private Shuttle: Go Airlink NYC: Share ride Shuttle or Se- using Rate Code 2 on the meter. A NY dan and SUV (877-599-8200). Be advised State Tax Surcharge of $.50 will be added Travelers can also call ahead for a door- that other parties may also be picked up to each trip. to-door shuttle. Go Airlink NYC: Share along the way. Remember it is courteous If passengers request multiple stops, the ride Shuttle or Sedan and SUV (877-599- to tip your driver for their service. 8200). Remember it is courteous to tip flat rate of $52.00 will be collected at the your driver for their service. By Public Transit: first stop in either Manhattan or JFK International Airport, and the meter will By Public Transit: Travelers can take the PATH train, be activated at Rate Code 1 (standard city which is accessed at Penn Station, to the rate) for the remainder of the trip. The There are three rail routes to JFK from Newark Penn Station stop which connects metered fare should be collected at the Manhattan. Travelers can catch the LIRR to the #62 Bus or the AirTrain. last stop, from the last passenger. train from Penn Station to LIRR’s Jamai- ca hub, which takes 20 minutes. From By Taxi: All trips between JFK International there, take the JFK Airport AirTrain on Airport and New York City destinations the upper level. Travelers can also take Taxis are available around town 24/7. It other than Manhattan will use that the E train from Penn Station or the is a metered fare plus return tolls and a standard metered rate. many other E train stations in Manhat- $15 surcharge for a NYC Taxi to Newark tan to the Sutphin Station, where a con- Airport nection to the JFK AirTrain is available. From LaGuardia Travelers can also take the A train from By Private Shuttle: Penn Station or the many other A train EXPRESS BUS TO ALL AIRPORTS: stations in Manhattan to the Howard Travelers can catch a private shuttle NYC Airporter provides a scheduled Beach station, where connection to the outside of the terminals that will take express bus service from Grand Central them into Manhattan. Go Airlink NYC: JFK AirTrain is available. Terminal, the Port Authority Bus Share ride Shuttle or Sedan and SUV Terminal, and Penn Station to all New (877-599-8200). It is courteous to tip your By Taxi: York Airports. Affordable fares starting driver. Remember it is courteous to tip at $12.50 one-way, $22 round-trip. Taxis are available around town 24/7. It your driver for their service. is a metered fare plus tolls to the airport. Connections to Newark Airport available There is no flat rate available going to from the New York Airports for $24 per By Public Transit: JFK. person. There is also an inter-airport shuttle operating between LGA and JFK Travelers can hop on the M60 SBS Airports. Buses depart every 30 minutes () which has transfers To LaGuardia to and from the Airports, 5 AM to 11:30 available along its route to the 1, 2, 3, 4, PM. Buy your tickets online and save at 5, 6, A, C, D, Q, and N trains, all of which By Private Shuttle: NYCAirporter.com. For more info, call transports travelers to their desired lo- Travelers can call ahead for a door-to- 718-777-5111. Travelers can call ahead cation around town. Travelers could also door shuttle. Go Airlink NYC: Share ride for a shared door-to-door shuttle. hop on the Q70 Bus which offers connec- Shuttle or Sedan and SUV (877-599- tions to the E, M, F, R, and 7 trains. 8200). Keep in mind that the shuttle Getting to Manhattan could be picking up other parties, too. By Taxi: Remember it is courteous to tip your From JFK Taxis are available outside of every termi- driver for their service. nal for a metered fare, plus tolls. By Private Shuttle: By Public Transit: Travelers can catch a private shuttle The M60 SBS (Select Bus Service) takes From Newark outside of the terminals that will take travelers directly into LaGuardia termi- them into Manhattan. Go Airlink NYC: By Private Shuttle: nals and has 4 bus stations in uptown Share ride Shuttle or Sedan and SUV Manhattan. Travelers can catch the M60 Travelers can catch a private shuttle (877-599-8200). Remember it is courteous SBS bus at the 125th Street 4, 5, and 6 outside of the terminals that will take to tip your driver for their service. train stop as well as the 125th Street 2 them into Manhattan. Go Airlink NYC: and 3 train stop and the 125th A, B, C, By Public Transit: Share ride Shuttle or Sedan and SUV and D train stop as well as 116th Street (877-599-8200). Remember it is courteous 1 train stop. With the M60 SBS, use one The JFK AirTrain transports passengers to tip your driver for their service. of the machines located at each stop to from the airport to a connecting train pay before boarding the bus, or you could which then takes travelers into Manhat- By Public Transit: tan. The AirTrain has two stops. The be subject to a hefty fine. The Q70 runs The #62 bus ($1.25) stops at each termi- Howard Beach station has a connection non-stop between the Roosevelt Ave/74th nal and takes travelers to the NJ Transit to the A train. If taking the A train, be St. subway station and LGA, and can be ($3.75) which then connects travelers to sure to only take the A train marked reached by taking the 7 train to the 74th New York City trains at Penn Station. Street train stop in Queens. “Far Rockaway” not “Lefferts Boulevard”. Riders can connect to the E, J, and Z The AirTrain offers connecting service By Taxi: trains as well as the LIRR at the Sutphin to NJ Transit as well as Amtrak trains, Boulevard station in Jamaica. The LIRR which both bring travelers into Manhat- Taxis are available around town 24/7. It is takes riders to Penn Station from Jamai- tan. a metered fare plus tolls to the airport. ca in just under 40 minutes. Travelers can get from the airport to Manhattan for By Taxi: as low as $7.25. Taxis are available to Manhattan outside of every terminal for a metered fare, 112 NYCMONTHLY.COM approximately $50-75. HOTSTOPS.COM OYSTER PERPETUAL

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