Flatiron Hot! Critic: Marc Chagall & Elaine Reichek – A Free Saturday at the Jewish Museum

By Tod Shapiro and the Flatiron Hot! Editorial Staff

Have some free time on a crisp fall weekend afternoon?  Head out from the Flatiron District and get on the subway at 23rd Street and Lexington Avenue and take the 4,5, … Read More

Madison Square Eats Continues Through October 25th

Eating Up at Madison Square Eats!

By Louis Huneke and the Flatiron Hot News Editorial Staff

The Flatiron Hot News blog would like to remind Flatiron patrons of the semi- annual Madison Square Eats event. Established by UrbanSpace and the … Read More

5 Affordable Restaurants in the Flatiron District

Edited and Compiled by the NYCSCC Flatiron Hot! Editorial Staff

It’s difficult to pick just one positive aspect to Flatiron, a neighborhood equally loved for work and play, but the majority of people praise this little area of New York … Read More

It’s Free Pie Day at Chelsea’s Pie Face

What’s better than a delicious pie? A delicious and free pie, of course. Who can say no to free food? The answer: almost no one.

Today, October 1st, you’ll have a chance to get your fill of free pies at Pie Face, … Read More

Stop the Frisking: When Stop and Frisk Crosses the Yellow Line

By Shaun Persaud – Edited by the Flatiron Hot! News Editorial Staff

I would like to begin by saying I respect the right of police officers to search a citizen they believe to be suspicious. The Constitution grants the police … Read More

Flatiron Hot! Pundit: Manhattan Borough Candidates Debate at Waterside Plaza – Fate of Sanitation Garage at Hunter Site Frames Discussion

By Tod Shapiro and the NYC Seminar Center Flatiron Hot! Editorial Staff

Flatiron Hot! News dispatched its reporters to hear what the four candidates for Manhattan Borough President had to say about pressing local issues on a warm summer night … Read More

Flatiron Hot! Tidbit: Van Catches Fire in Front of Flatiron Building Wednesday Morning

By Tod Shapiro and the Flatiron Hot! News Editorial Staff

The Flatiron Building survived a “hotfoot” early on Wednesday morning, as an innocent looking van suddenly exploded in flames, according to eyewitness accounts, including one posted on Vines by … Read More

Artists in a New Era: Tenement Street Workshop

In an age when conventional theatrical groups are struggling to stay afloat, there is one artist collective that refuses to throw in the towel. Tenement Street Workshop began in 2008 as an artist collective consisting of three teenaged friends who … Read More