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Hello Hudson Yards THE SHOPS & RESTAURANTS AT HUDSON YARDS GRAND OPENING EVENT HERE WE GO Use this guide to explore exclusive culinary, fashion and art experiences as we celebrate New York’s next great neighborhood! SHOP DINE SEE & DO The future of fashion emerges Taste and sip from the debut Discover a convergence with exclusive product launches, menus of first-to-market of intriguing experiences, expert consultations, made-to- restaurants and reimagined legendary live performances, order product customizations, legacy concepts from world- music, phenomenal photo ops artist meet-and-greets, pop-ups renowned chefs. and original artwork inspired and giveaways. by Hudson Yards. MOLTON BROWN 12 Beautifully-scented hair touch-ups, skincare pick-me-ups, STREET LEVEL unique scented temporary tattoo applications, sweet treats MERCADO LITTLE SPAIN 1 and refreshments. Tapas, drinks and all things España from world-famous 2 To Street Chef José Andrés and the Adrià brothers. Vermouth fountain PIAGET 13 Level by El Bandarra Vermut. Launch of four exclusive pieces from the new Sunlight Collection, only available at Hudson Yards. Specialty Piaget cocktails. Passed 16 canapés and champagne. To Level 2 RESIDENTIAL GALLERY 14 To 30 Hudson Yards LEVEL 1 Hosted tours of luxury living at 15 Hudson Yards and 35 Hudson Yards. AVANT GALLERY 3 Cocktails and lite bites by Rhubarb Catering. To 30 Hudson Yards 6 Meet-and-greet with featured artists Skyler Grey, Will Kurtz, Lasso, BNS and Tom Fruin. RUDSAK 15 Information 12 Launch of the “I AM” campaign featuring live artists bringing 13 7 24To Level 231 CARTIER 3 their art to life! Neon artist Juno Shen creates a special photo op. To 30 Hudson Yards Launch of “Les Galaxies de Cartier” jewelry collection, exclusively 3 at Hudson Yards. Official red carpet greeting by Cartier Pages. SALLY HERSHBERGER HY SALON 16 Wine tasting and elevated lite bites by Rhubarb Catering. Top stylists and ambassadors from all salons on location 21 to provide product tutorials, samples and complimentary 22 20 COACH 4 consultations. Made-to-order C101 sneaker bar with choice of colors, materials, embellishments and more. Complimentary leather card cases, SCANLAN THEODORE 17 14 customizable with an exclusive Hudson Yards motif and New York- Premier stylist providing full boutique and concierge experience. Drinks and lite bites by Rhubarb Catering. inspired lite bites. 9 THE CONSERVATORY 5 STUART WEITZMAN 18 Resident DJ Lucy Wrubel spinning live in store. Cate Underwood Personalized treats and a gift with any purchase. photography experience. Champagne by Moet & Chandon. 8 19 THEORY 19 4 17 To Level 2 CREMIEUX 6 Cocktails and lite bites by Rhubarb Catering. 25 Make your own custom tie from a selection of hand sewn ties. Rosé wine tasting and catering by Sant Ambroeus Soho. TORY BURCH 20 Hand painting and hand embroidery product customization. DUNHILL 7 Cocktails and lite bites by Rhubarb Catering. 18 10 To 10 Hudson Yards To Street Level Bespoke master tailor demonstrating the art of Dunhill tailoring. 2 Level To 65 Complimentary embossing for any small or medium leather TUMI 21 11 15 purchases. Exclusive crimson monogrammed patch with any purchase To Mercado Little Spain of select styles from the Alpha collection. FENDI 8 Custom photobooth curated around the launch of the Baguette. VAN CLEEF & ARPELS 22 Exclusive products and gift bags, champagne reception. Cocktails and lite bites. Marcus Neiman To HYxOFFTHEWALL 9 VILBREQUIN 23 Live fashion showcase. Custom embroidery monogramming. Curtain Call! New York Theater Ballet artists portray Romeo Drinks and lite bites by Rhubarb Catering. and Juliet within Rachel Feinstein’s intricate ballroom vignette. VISA’S DIGITAL INSTALLATION 24 To Level 1 Heading to Candy Land? A performer, wearing the candy- To Level 1 adorned costume depicted in Will Cotton’s mural, crowns An exclusive digital installation, which recognizes and encourages guests as royalty. women’s strength, grit and the impact they have on their families, their businesses and the economy. KATE SPADE 10 To 10 Hudson Yards Live digital fashion sketching by Chic Sketch. Sips and snacks WATCHES OF SWITZERLAND 25 1 by Rhubarb Catering. A selection of exceptional timepieces showcased especially for the evening. Music by influencer and tastemaker DJ Brendan MERCADO LITTLE SPAIN 11 Fallis, wine and passed hors d’oeuvres by Rhubarb Catering. Live painting by Spanish artist Óscar Medina, from Mercado Little Spain and El Bandarra Vermut. All offers are available while supplies last. M.GEMI 37 Complimentary monogramming of Medio Sandal, LEVEL 2 photo ops, drinks, lite bites and a gelato cart. AG ADRIANO GOLDSCHMIED 26 Live painting, photo ops featuring the “More Than” MACK WELDON 38 campaign. Chance to win custom Gabriel D’Elia denim Top three winners of custom-designed “MACK MAN” jacket. Sweet treats by Custom Cookies NYC. Drinks video game contest will receive high-end prizes. Custom and lite bites by Rhubarb Catering. monogramming of card cases and accessories by artist Marco Santini. Cocktails served in Mack Weldon Hudson 41 ATELIER COLOGNE 27 Yards souvenir cups. Joie de Vivre experience with good mood refreshments, upbeat DJ set, bottle illustrations and more! MADEWELL 39 Complimentary signature Bien Fait tote with any purchase, To Plaza B8TA 28 plant from The Sill with any spend over $50. Live DJ, drinks Restrooms Meet the “Best of B8TA” top products, founders and and lite bites by Rhubarb Catering. To 30 HUdson Yards product makers. Cast your vote for the “best” products. 35 36 Champagne and lite bites by Rhubarb Catering. MILK & HONEY BABIES 40 43 27 A larger-than-life and photo op-ready “baby shower.” To Level 3 34 BATCH 29 Live DJ, appetizers and drinks. 5% of opening weekend Housewarming Party introducing the debut collection, proceeds will be donated to Jessica Alba’s charity “Batch Hello.” Explore the home, meet the makers and Baby2Baby. enjoy Vinebox’s Standard Rosé and sweet treats. MUJI 41 39 BLUE BOTTLE COFFEE 30 MUJI’s embroidery station for personalizing customized 29 Drink menu favorites, featuring the world’s best, most fabrics from more than 300 designs. Photo op featuring sustainable coffees, paired with delicious cookie bites. artwork created in collaboration with a special artist. 45 Lite bites and sweet treats. 40 CITARELLA GOURMET MARKET 31 Pastry decorating and sampling, sushi rolling, pasta making, RHONE 42 To Level 3 a raw bar, grilled selections from the executive culinary team, Preview of newest collection celebrating the launch paired with champagne and wine. of Rhone’s first brick and mortar location. Refresh station, 26 42 37 44 cocktails and passed lite bites catered by The Long 33 CITARELLA WINES & SPIRITS 32 Acre Tavern. To Level 1 To Level 3 A dazzling array of fine vintages and artisanal spirits 32 alongside delicious charcuterie. SNARK PARK 43 Installation tickets available for purchase with one-night, To Level 1/3 THE DRUG STORE 33 special BOGO offer. Collectibles and KITH Treats counter 28 Cocktail bar and specialty homemade beverages will be open. 38 31 made from all-natural ingredients and unique functional properties. STANCE 44 Restrooms Exclusive opening night custom screen printing of 30 FUKU 34 Stance x Hudson Yards t-shirt (with t-shirt purchase). Fried chicken and slushies all night. Limited edition Drinks and local bites. Fuku totes to the first 250 guests. UNIQLO 45 HEIDI KLEIN 35 7:30pm – Live Japanese Taiko drumming, jumbo Exclusive gift with purchase and cocktails. calligraphy performance, celebratory sake barrel break and toast. DJ sets by The MisShapes. Cocktails and LOVEPOP 36 lite bites by Rhubarb Catering. Complimentary Lovepop cards! Write a message to someone special then stamp and mail it from the store. All offers are available while supplies last. LEVEL 3 M.A.C. COSMETICS 54 Beautiful models splashed wit h color! Complimentary ARITZIA 46 Spring makeup demonstrations with spectacular artists. Exclusive Aritzia leather wallet gift with any purchase ($50 value). ORIGINS 55 Charcoal artist and special giveaways. ATHLETA 47 Live DJ. Giveaways and Atmospherics performances PANDORA 56 highlighting female strength and agility from 6:30–8:30pm. Complimentary custom art sketches by Deanna First. Tonic Bar by Clean Market. Champagne toast, fresh and 58 Photo ops at “Pandora Garden,” a limited, live floral healthy bites by Rhubarb Catering. and greenery installation. Live DJ, cocktails and lite bites by Rhubarb Catering. Restrooms BANANA REPUBLIC 48 Personalized embroidery with select purchases. SEPHORA 57 Complimentary, personalized camo tote for purchases 47 Complimentary services by beauty advisors, 55 over $100. Cocktails and lite bites by Rhubarb Catering. customizable beauty pouch and beauty case gift To 48 Level 2 with $100 purchase. Live DJ, beauty sketch artist, 53 BLUESTONE LANE 49 photo ops and lite bites. To Passed bites and signature full coffee, tea and wellness Level 4 menu from this Australian-influenced hospitality and SUNDAYS 58 lifestyle brand. Self-motivation letter-writing—be surprised! 52 Infused tea sampling stations. Silent group meditation H&M 50 through headsets. Recharge manicures and an exclusive 46 20% off all purchases. Live photographer photo 59 nail art station. experience including printouts and social sharing. Special guest DJ. 61 49 VAN LEEUWEN ARTISAN ICE CREAM 59 To 51 Level 2 Sample scoops of classic and vegan ice cream, JO MALONE LONDON 51 made in Brooklyn with only the best ingredients. 60 Sparkling beverages and treats. WILLIAM GREENBERG 60 KIEHL’S 52 Famous black and white cookies from a New York To To Level 2/4 Enter to win the Kiehls “loves” $500 gift card 57 Level 4 institution served with champagne. sweepstakes. Create a complimentary customized tote with any purchase. ZARA 61 50 Drinks and lite bites by Rhubarb Catering. LULULEMON 53 56 Emerging artist, Philip A Robinson Jr. breaks in the All offers are available while supplies last. new space with an immersive art piece.
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