Teen Concierge’s Weekly Picks January 25 th – February 1 st Questions? Contact Larissa Horn, Teen Concierge This famous New York coffee house first opened in 1927 in the heart of Greenwich Village. The famous Italian Cappuccino was introduced in America by the founder of Caffe Reggio, Domenico Parisi, in the early thirties. Inside the cafe, against the back wall, there is still the original Espresso machine that he bought when the café opened in 1927. Caffe Reggio 119 MacDougal St. Twitter: @BerkshireTeenNY Phone: 347-801-1866 Lunch Hour NYC looks back at more than a century of New York lunches. Get transported back in time with sections and artifacts from the library's vast collection on street foods, home lunches, school lunches and the once popular Horn & Hardart Automats. Through these features it explores the ways in which New York City reinvented lunch in its own image. After enjoying the exhibit, make sure to explore the rest of the beautiful, historic library where it is housed! Lunch Hour NYC at the NY Public Library 5 th Ave at 42 nd Street [email protected] Bloomingdales 59 th St. and Lexington Ave. Let Bloomingdale's cosmetics team get you prepped with complimentary full makeup applications! It's a fun way to test drive the newest color palettes and trends. Every Thursday, 3-7pm Stay warm and busy inside NY’s famous department store! On display this month is their Chinese New Year decor beginning with over 500 individual bud vases of red flowers at the Lexington Avenue entrances. Visit the Chinese New Year pop-up shop on Level 6 for exclusive Year of the Snake gifts and fashions.
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Teen Concierge’s Weekly Picks January 25th – February 1st
Questions? Contact Larissa Horn, Teen Concierge
This famous New York coffee house first opened in 1927 in the heart of Greenwich Village. The famous Italian Cappuccino was introduced in America by the founder of Caffe Reggio, Domenico Parisi, in the early thirties. Inside the cafe, against the back wall, there is still the original Espresso machine that he bought when the café opened in 1927.
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Caffe Reggio 119 MacDougal St.
Twitter: @BerkshireTeenNY !
Phone: 347-801-1866 !
Lunch Hour NYC looks back at more than a century of New York lunches. Get transported back in time with sections and artifacts from the library's vast collection on street foods, home lunches, school lunches and the once popular Horn & Hardart Automats. Through these features it explores the ways in which New York City reinvented lunch in its own image. After enjoying the exhibit, make sure to explore the rest of the beautiful, historic library where it is housed!
Lunch Hour NYC at the NY Public Library 5th Ave at 42nd Street
Bloomingdales 59th St. and Lexington Ave.
Let Bloomingdale's cosmetics team get you prepped with complimentary full makeup applications! It's a fun way to test drive the newest color palettes and trends. Every Thursday, 3-7pm Stay warm and busy inside NY’s famous department store! On display this month is their Chinese New Year decor beginning with over 500 individual bud vases of red flowers at the Lexington Avenue entrances. Visit the Chinese New Year pop-up shop on Level 6 for exclusive Year of the Snake gifts and fashions.
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Teen Concierge’s Weekly Picks February 8th – February 15th
Questions? Contact Larissa Horn, Teen Concierge
Shoe Obsession The Museum at FIT, Seventh Avenue and West 27th Street
Twitter: @BerkshireTeenNY !
Phone: 347-801-1866 !
A Stylish Welcome to the Year of the Snake at Bloomingdales 59th St. and Lexington Ave.
Chinatown Lunar Parade & Festival Sara Roosevelt Park (Grand & Forsyth St)
It's safe to say that shoes—whether Cinderella's little glass heels, Dorothy's ruby slippers, or the red-sole subjects of the Louboutin vs. Yves Saint Laurent contretemps—are a cultural obsession. This exhibition at The Museum at FIT showcases more than150 contemporary styles, from Azzedine Alaïa, Prada, Manolo Blahnik and Balenciaga to even more avant-garde styles, such as the ones depicted. February 8th-April 13th
Experience the beginning of the Chinese New Year festivities with 500,000 firecrackers to welcome the Year of the Snake in New York City’s, Chinatown! In addition to the pyrotechnics, there will be lion dances and decoration giveaways, plus craft vendors and food booths where you can get your fill of traditional delicacies. (It’s said that the more dumplings you eat at the celebration, the more money you’ll make that year.) !
The Chinese New Year Celebration continues uptown at the famous NY department store, Bloomingdales! Check out the pop-up shop on Level 6 for exclusive Year of the Snake merchandise. Each guest who walks through our doors Feb 7 - Feb 10 will receive a lucky red envelope that could contain prizes including: up to $888 in bMoney, limited-edition year of the snake tote bag, free Forty Carrots frozen yogurt, and more! !
Sunday, February 10th 11:00am
Chinese New Year entertainment occurs throughout the store, everyday including lion dancers, traditional artists and musicians, and tea ceremonies. For a complete list of these in-store special events and times, visit Bloomingdales.com and click on "Stores & Events". !
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Teen Concierge’s Weekly Picks March 8th - March 15th
Questions? Contact Larissa Horn, Teen Concierge Twitter: @BerkshireTeenNY
!Phone: 347-801-1866 !
Using boardwalk boards salvaged during Sandy’s aftermath- from Long Beach, New York; Sea Grit, New Jersey; and Atlantic City, New Jersey- Heartwalk begins as two ribbons of wooden planks that fluidly lift from the ground to form a heart shaped enclosure in the middle of Duffy Square. The slated construction, illuminated from within, provides varied views of the interior as visitors move around the perimeter of the installation. Visitors can enter the installation itself and literally stand in the heart of the world’s greatest city.
Heartwalk in Time Square Time Square-42nd Street
LeChurro opened its doors in New York City with the idea of offering traditional churros from Spain in a fun and friendly setting. What is a Churro? Traditionally enjoyed in Spain for breakfast or afternoon tea, a churro is a simple and delightful pastry. Crispy in the outside and soft in the inside, churros can be eaten plain or sprinkled with sugar and are generally accompanied by coffee or a Spanish style thick hot chocolate. At LeChurro, churros can be enjoyed plain, with sugar, cinnamon sugar or dipped in one of their signature dipping sauces. Filled churros include savory and sweet flavors with special new flavors coming every week. Monday - Sunday: 6:30am - 10:00pm
LeChurra 1236 Lexington Avenue, New York Between 83rd & 84th Street
Kate Spade NY Shopping Experience 454 Broome St. 135 5th Ave (between 20th St & 21st St)
Kate Spade is known for their bold and stylish designer clothing, designer shoes, women fashion accessories and more. Their fun products light up their stores, located in SoHo and the Flatiron District. When you stop by, make sure you check out their creative purses- some are designed to look like books! !
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