The 2025 US Open tennis tournament has reached its halfway mark, but there’s still plenty of time to see the world’s top tennis players in action at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Queens, New York.
The US Open is back in full swing.
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On a picture-perfect Thursday evening, August 21, there was tennis magic in the air at Branch—the swanky new private members club perched atop the Park Terrace Hotel. Overlooking the iconic New York Public Library and the lush canopy of Bryant Park, the views were as immaculate as the guest list.
On Thursday evening, August 21, Baccarat Hotel New York hosted its annual Petit Slam ping-pong exhibition to celebrate the start of the prestigious US Open tennis tournament in New York.
Just a few days ahead of the US Open’s singles tournament at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Queens, New York, on Thursday evening, Lotte New York Palace hosted its annual The Palace Invitational pickleball tournament to celebrate America’s largest yearly tennis tournament.
The Women’s Tennis Association, in collaboration with Gillette Venus, hosted an exclusive WTA Café & Marketplace featuring specialty treats, limited-edition merchandise, and select Venus products, followed by a panel discussion highlighting the power of confidence in driving professional success.
This week, the Big Daddy Celebrity Golf Classic & Gala returned to Long Island to benefit the Tunnel to Towers Foundation.
As hundreds of thousands of fans flock to the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Queens, New York, for the U.S. Open tennis tournament that kicked off earlier this week, Lavazza, the luxurious Italian coffee brand, proudly is offering spectators delicious caffeinated drinks—even coffee cocktails!—and the best hospitality.
Timed perfectly with the excitement of the US Open, Tubi premiered its original documentary Naomi Osaka: The Second Set last night at The Roxy Cinema in New York. The evening featured an engaging opening panel with Naomi Osaka and director Kat Jayme, moderated by acclaimed journalist Gayle King, before guests were treated to an exclusive first look at the film.