Matt Wilson’s Chrismas Tree-O Returning to Flatiron for Free Holiday Show

There were many highlights of last year’s holiday festivities in the Flatiron District, but one stands out in particular: the stirring performance of Matt Wilson’s Christmas Tree-O. Organized by the Flatiron 23rd Street Partnership as part of their 23 Days … Read More

TADA! Youth Theater to Put on Sunday Holiday Performance in Flatiron

Looking for something to do with your kids on Sunday afternoon? As a part of their holiday event series, 23 Years of Flatiron Cheer, the Flatiron 23rd Street Partnership invites families to watch a free caroling performance by the TADA! … Read More

Peoples Improv Theater Serves Up Free Comedy Show in Flatiron

On December 13th, The Flatiron 23rd Street Partnership will give you another reason to yell “TGIF!” when the Peoples Improve Theater (PIT) delivers one of its famed comedy shows as part of the Partnership’s 23 Days of Flatiron Cheer. As … Read More

8 Can’t-Miss Holiday Events in the Flatiron District

By the NYCSCC Flatiron Hot News Editorial Staff

There’s nothing like New York City during the holidays, especially in NYC’s thriving Flatiron District. From shows to competitions to events, there’s always something happening nearby, which is what makes the NYC Seminar … Read More

Ugliest Sweater Competition Returns to the Flatiron

Looking for a chance to wear the ugly sweater your grandma bought you for Hanukkah or Christmas that you felt too guilty to return? Well, you’re in luck. As a part of their 23 Days of Flatiron Cheer, Flatiron 23rd … Read More

Merle Good’s “The Preacher and the Shrink” Tackles Sexual Abuse, Heresy at Beckett Theater

Apparently, many critics found playwright Merle Good’s Off-Broadway debut “The Preacher and the Shrink,” playing at Theater Row’s Beckett Theater through January 4th, to be morally offensive. Centered around the risky premise that a woman’s accusation of sexual abuse may in … Read More

Mitzvah Mobile Rolls Through Flatiron on Last Night of Hanukkah

The great thing about being Jewish in New York City is that you never feel like a minority. During the holiday season, you’ll likely see at least one menorah, dreidel or Jewish star for every five clusters of Christmas trees … Read More

Dick’s Sporting Goods Totes Tailgating Prizes in Flatiron/Madison Square Park

Whether or not Dick’s Sporting Goods is enough to get your heart pounding with excitement, you have to give them some credit for creative marketing events. Passing by the South Public Plaza next to Madison Square Park and the Flatiron … Read More

The Forty Part Motet at Cloisters Reveals Best of Music, Art from Medieval Times

Fascinated by medieval art and architecture? If your answer is yes, you owe it to yourself to check out Cloisters Museum and Gardens. If your answer is no, you owe it to yourself to check out Cloisters Museum and Gardens. … Read More