The iconic Figaro Cafe effortlessly brought the “la dolce vita” lifestyle to the West Village!
Stubbing your toe sucks. It sucks a little less when you can use a piece of art to heal it.
The iconic Swiffer Sweeper just got its most significant upgrade in 25 years.
On March 12, MarieBelle New York’s flagship store hosted a book signing for MariBelle Lieberman’s new book “Maribelle Entertains.” A chocolatier, chef and entrepreneur, Lieberman spoke with attendees about her experience authoring the book, passion for cooking and entertaining and inspirations as a chef.
Blu on the Hudson, the celebrated Modern American restaurant nestled along the waterfront in Weehawken, New Jersey, is marking its second anniversary in style.
Seems like March is the new year. January came in hot, and February had its boxing gloves on. But March—here we are. What’s that we feel in the air? A bit more sunshine and a breeze that hints at the spring days we long for.
So, happy new year to my readers. I hope you’ve been planting seeds because now it’s time to sprout.
On Thursday, March 20, The National Women’s History Museum hosted its annual Women Making History Awards Gala at the popular Wharf concert hall, The Anthem, in Washington, DC. In front of an elegant pink drapery backdrop and numerous high-profile guests, the museum recognized four honorees this year: Dr. Opal Lee, the “Grandmother of Juneteenth”, Pathways.org founder and healthcare advocate Shirley Ryan, noted inventor and philanthropist Sara Blakely, and Mattel, Inc., the inaugural recipient of the Evelyn Y. Davis Women Making History Corporate Changemaker Award.
During Los Angeles Fashion Week, The Knockturnal attended Selenee’s Spring collection debut, “The Garden of Forking Path,” at Neue House Hollywood.
Creating a delicious and special menu for this month only.
On March 17, 2025, The Knockturnal celebrated the debut of Peter Som’s first cookbook, Family Style, at Hong Kong-style diner ChaChaTang in the West Village the night before it hit the stands.