Contrary to recent speculation, the NoMad Hotel will not be sold at auction. The NoMad Hotel has become an icon for the NoMad neighborhood.  It’s beloved not only for its luxury lodgings but also for its world-class dining provided by… | Read full post.

Summertime is the perfect occasion for enjoying the great outdoors with family—and this Friday gives you the perfect opportunity to do so. Bring the kids out to Madison Square Park on Friday, July 12 at 5:30 p.m. for Summer Family… | Read full post.

28th Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenues was the epicenter of popular music at the turn of the 19th/20th Centuries and became famous around the world as Tin Pan Alley.  This four-part series explores: 1) Tin Pan Alley’s name and… | Read full post.

Recently, the Kaufman Organization debuted a prominent 97 by 40-foot mural on the side of its building on 236 Fifth Avenue in NoMad—an art piece certain to be a conversation piece in the neighborhood for some time to come. Created… | Read full post.

At LamaLo, the new Middle-Eastern style restaurant that opened this month in NoMad’s Arlo Hotel, every dish is remarkably flavorful. Even though it has only been open a few days, guests are destined to remember the menu in two parts:… | Read full post.

Over the years, the Madison Square Park Conservancy has come to be recognized as a leader in public art curation, not only showing the work of world-renowned artists in the Park, but also curating this year’s U.S. Pavilion at the… | Read full post.

On Sunday, June 30th, Rizzoli Bookstore will be hosting musicians Vincent Peirani and Emile Parisien for an intimate performance as part of its Music Aperitivo series. These two musicians are extremely talented in their own right, but after years of… | Read full post.

A year ago, the Rockefeller Group, best known for Rockefeller Center, announced plans to build its first-ever residential tower in the NoMad neighborhood. With construction of the highly anticipated Rose Hill now well underway at 30 East 29th Street, the… | Read full post.

Some things are definitely worth the wait. After months of impatient expectation, the highly popular Australian chain Bourke Street Bakery officially opened its first location outside Australia on May 4—right here in NoMad. While the opening was delayed some six… | Read full post.

In 1777, when Fownes Brothers & Co., Inc first began making its handcrafted leather gloves in Worcester, England, the United States was barely a year old and locked in a battle with the British homeland for independence. 110 years later,… | Read full post.