The buildings bordering Madison Square Park represent more than 100 years worth of architectural achievement and New York City icons. Madison Square Park not only offers busy city dwellers a pleasant respite from the hustle and… More
If you’d wondered where live jazz in the city has gone, the answer may very well be the Flatiron District. With its own cadre of cool lounges featuring live music—the Flatiron is keeping jazz hot in… More
In the first decades of the 20th century, a two block stretch of 28th Street, between Fifth and Sixth Avenues, dominated popular music and launched the Great American Songbook. Imagine a time before Pandora and… More
Camille Duvall, Director of Sales at Warburg’s Flatiron office, is one of the most decorated water skiers in the world. We caught up with Camille to learn more about her fun and adventurous approach to staying… More
Proving the adage that art is everywhere, pint-sized Flatiron District offers up some beautiful options for viewing art in unexpected forms and venues. The Center for Book Arts 28 West 27th St. 3rd Fl., between Broadway… More
