Flatiron Hot! Foodie: Fairway Debuts for Chelsea/Flatiron – Another Choice for Local Residents and Businesses Looking for Great Food!

By Sade Jones, Racquel Waite, Jessamyn Meneghin and the NYCSCC Flatiron Hot! Editorial Staff

Flatiron Hot! News sent out its intrepid group of summer interns to get the scoop on the latest addition to Chelsea/Flatiron’s growing selection of food and … Read More

Flatiron Hot! News Flash: Free Tech Classes for the Flatiron District & Chelsea!

By the NYCSCC Flatiron Hot! News Editorial Staff

The Flatiron District will be home to free classes for the public on a range of technology-related subjects this summer. These classes will be offered at the Flatiron Public Plaza South, along … Read More

Top 7 Restaurant Week Destinations in the Flatiron District

By William Chen

Ah, Restaurant Week. We tip our hats to a week of indulgence for culinary connoisseurs, foodies, and the oh-so-many tempted-taste-bud skeptics of our modern dining colony. While it doesn’t provoke the same hyped-up fanaticism of Shark Week, … 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

“Keep Calm and Stache On“ – Gem Hotels’ Annual Summer Party Rocks at their Chelsea Rooftop Event Venue!

By Sade Jones, Tod Shapiro, and the Flatiron Hot! News Editorial Staff

NYC Seminar and Conference Center’s business partner, The Gem Hotels, hosted their annual summer event last Thursday at the Gem Hotel Chelsea on 22nd Street and 8th Avenue.  The Gem Hotel … Read More

Greensquare Tavern Offers Farm-to-Table Selection in Heart of Flatiron District

Few New York City restaurants take their devotion to locally sourced ingredients as seriously as the Greensquare Tavern. For Managing Partner Leon Bell and Chef Proprietor John Marsh, cooking with locally-sourced ingredients is not simply a matter of capitalizing on the … Read More

The 2013 NFL Draft at NYC’s Radio City: An Outsider’s Perspective

By Samantha Weiss

For three days in April, the area surrounding Radio City Music Hall becomes a sea of jersey-clad football fans, anxiously waiting for their chance to watch the NFL Draft.  The congregation of die-hards is forced to wait … Read More

Artist Orly Genger’s “Red, Yellow and Blue” to Grace Madison Square Park

Hot on the wings of William Ryman’s Bird sculpture, New York City’s Flatiron District will be graced with the work of another renowned artist in the spring and summer months ahead.

From May 2 – September 8, Madison Square Park will serve as a canvas for Orly Genger’s latest creation: Red, Yellow and Blue.  Genger’s stock in trade is using commonplace materials in unique and unexpected ways. Thanks to the tireless efforts of the Madison Square Park Conservancy‘s Mad Sq Art, park visitors will have the privilege of viewing her latest colorful work right here in the Flatiron District. Read More

New York Review of Books Celebrates 50th Anniversary With Discussion on Future of Literary Journalism

Is Editing a Lost Art in the Digital Age?

On Wednesday, April 3, in the New York Public Library‘s Celeste Bartos Forum, the New York Review of Books, in collaboration with the Cullman Center for Scholars, marked its 50th anniversary with a panel discussion featuring some of the publication’s most renowned writers. Ian Buruma, Andrew Delblanco, Alma Guillermoprieto, Zoë Heller, and moderators Robert Silvers and Josephy Lelyveld discussed the future of literary journalism. Read More