After a triumphant run at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe Festival and the Yes And… Laughter Lab Finals, Canadian-born comic Aditya Mayya brought his deeply hilarious and poignant hour long special, ‘Aditya Mayya Pretends to be Sad’, back to his New York home base on Oct 18.
Tucked away on the border of New York City’s Chinatown and SoHo, The KIOO Project presented Through Her Lens! A celebration of female empowerment through the magic of photography, donated artwork, good food, and stand-up comedy on Oct. 14.
In a city where time is one of our greatest luxuries, Quiet Lux founder and CEO Lizzy Livne invited us to slow down at The Quiet Reset, an intimate wellness event hosted at Moss New York, a new luxury wellness and social club.
Advertising Week New York 2026 once again took the spotlight and showcased innovative trends and inspirational moments.
Teatro alla Scala Association of America held it’s Annual Benefit Performance Gala at The New York Historical Society to joyous applause.
Legendary filmmaker William Greaves’ 1972 footage of an extraordinary group of artists and thinkers features in a new documentary presented by his son, David Greaves, and granddaughter Liani Greaves, director and producer, alongside Anne de Mare, producer and editor, in a night that reminded us the importance of passionate and respectful disagreement.
Craving French food that transports you to Paris (minus the jet lag)?
There’s nothing like a Saturday in Seaport — especially when it comes with skyline views, a stacked menu, and a touch of K-pop magic.
The word magnificent comes to mind when you get a chance to experience Midtown’s spectacular new The Granola Bar.
The Heart of Chelsea or the Heart of Italy?