Soho was once a thriving art district known for it’s galleries but now the neighborhood showcases a different kind of art: the city’s best fashion. All the chicest clothing, shoes, and jewelry can be found among Soho’s busy sidewalks and cobblestone streets. Soho has also become known as one of Manhattan’s best Real Estate neighborhoods. (Sandra Bullock, Meg Ryan, Femke Jensen, Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos agree!) Plus there’s still plenty of culture to be found. Here are some highlights of the {soho} life!
Culture
The Fromm family has been enjoying our weekend in the city! Yesterday we visited the Whitney Museum, Cipriani, did some window shopping, and took a rickshaw ride! Here’s a little bit about the Jeff Koons exhibit at The Whitney – it’s a must see!
All talk this week has turned to fall. All over the city (and beyond!) there are kid-friendly activities that the whole family will love. From art and history to picking and playing, these will keep you busy all season…
{ Washington Market Tavern} One of the best casual dining experiences in Tribeca is at Washington Market Tavern. Located on 41 Murray Street between Broadway and Church Street, this local restaurant has the perfect lounge for events, and I’m planning on hosting a few here in the coming months! Headed by Mudville 9’s owner, Eric Schwimmer, this restaurant and lounge offers a seasonal menu of shareable plates and updated classics of locally sourced ingredients created by Executive Chef Aksel Theikul, and a collaborative cocktail list by Beverage Director Ste King.
From September thru November New York is expecting 36 mouth-watering eateries to grace its thriving townscape. Whether you’re craving a smooth cocktail, a robust glass of wine, a hearty dish or an indulgent treat — whatever it is, you’re sure to find on this list!
Here are a few that I’m most looking forward to…
This Saturday, join in on the third annual ‘The Hamptons Paddle & Party for Pink’ fundraiser to benefit the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. A mid-level paddleboard race takes place in the morning, followed by an evening party in North Haven. This year’s event is especially close to my heart…
{friday feature}: fun for the whole family
Another summer weekend is upon us, and it’s time to kick back and have some fun!
I recently discovered the most inspiring furniture store in Sag Harbor! Located at 40 Madison Street in Sag Harbor, MONC XIII, has something for everyone. Whether your taste is classic or more modern, this shop is unique and fabulous. Curated by LA interior designer, (and Sag Harbor transplant and devotee), Natasha Esch describes her vision for MONC XIII as, “Elegant, personally curated, antique and vintage furniture and accents for the home. We want to inspire our customers with a beautiful environment and most importantly unique, spectacular, hand-picked selections from 18th Century to Mid Century. All backed up by impeccable service and knowledge”.
Author Michael Gross’s new book, “House of Outrageous Fortune: Fifteen Central Park West, the World’s Most Powerful Address”, takes lucky reader’s on a walk down “Billionaire’s Belt”. Located in the Columbus Circle area, on West 57th Street, this area is home to New York City’s most expensive condos, including 15 Central Park West. He shares anecdotes about how the famous residence came to be, from the rent controlled tenant that would not leave, to a mysterious theft, and everything in between.
Friday Feature: Summer In The Hamptons
Here’s an update on where to eat and what to do in the Hamptons, from our lovely friends at Goop