March has gifted us with longer days, and brighter nights. The bonus being that it has been paired with warmer temperatures. While we are tempted to think that winter is coming to an end, we approach that level of optimism cautiously. One thing we know for sure, the beginning of Spring is closer than it was a few weeks ago.
…and with that we don our spring coats and get ready to enjoy what New York is offering us this month. A few things on our list:
Jazz Brunch at The Bar Room
This month, begin a new weekend ritual: Jazz Brunch in The Bar Room.
Under the glow of our ten-story atrium, savor brunch classics created by Chef Tom Coliccio’s culinary team while enjoying live jazz. Brunch offerings include Ossetra Caviar, Brioche French Toast, Smoked Wagyu Brisket and Burnt Honey Panna Cotta.
For more information, please visit: The Bar Room at the Beekman | Menus | Dinner | Lunch | Breakfast | Brunch
Visit Arte Museum New York
The Arte Museum New York is now officially open. At this dreamy, transportive space guests are able to experience everything from cascading waterfalls to some of the most famous artworks in the world, including pieces by Monet and Van Gogh. 20 minute drive from The Beekman. For more information or to purchase tickets, please visit: Arte Museum New York
“Trash” at Perelman Arts Center (PAC)
One of the newest shows at PAC, Trash, will forever change how guests understand theater. “Trash,” which runs through March 28, is written by two Deaf artists — and is performed almost entirely in American Sign Language.
“The show centers on Deaf roommates Tim and Jake who take a comical and insightful dive into their trash and their perceptions of each other’s lives.” Caverly and Morrill’s script uses ASL, spoken translation, projection and even audience voting to unspool Tim and Jake’s story, allowing theatergoers to experience language in a new way. 8 Minute Walk from The Beekman. For more information on the show or to purchase your tickets, please visit: What’s on | Perelman Performing Arts Center
Printemps Turns 1
This month marks one year since Printemps NYC opened their doors. Located in the historic, 50-story landmark building, One Wall Street, this shopping experience is beyond compare. As the next chapter of its brand transformation, this Printemps concept offers a unique experience, blending a local touch with effortless shopping both in-store and online. 9-minute walk from The Beekman. For more information, please visit: New In | Shop Printemps New York
Jazz Nights at Laissez Faire
There has always been an intrinsic connection between New York City and Jazz. This month, descend into dulcet tones and experience live Jazz at Laissez Faire on Wednesdays. To view the line-up or secure your reservations, please visit: Laissez Faire
St. Patrick’s Day on Stone Street
March 15th & 17th
Celebrate St. Paddy’s Day with the biggest celebration on Stone Street. There will be a number of outdoor bars offering Shamrock Margaritas, Irish pub specials and more.
Checkmate at BFPL
March 21st
Visit the Winter Garden at Brookfield Place and explore the game of chess through open play. This chess club gathering is set in an exciting simultaneous play event featuring a Grandmaster. 11 Minute Walk from The Beekman. For more information, please visit: Brookfield Place | Best NYC Shopping & Dining
“Women Who Wowed”
Every Saturday in March
Saturdays | $30-$40 | 90-minute tour
This month, experience the Seaport Museum’s fun-filled walking tour that honors notable women who shaped Lower Manhattan. This journey takes you along the streets of the South Street Seaport Historic District and Lower Manhattan where you will explore the many contributions of the women who helped build this city. This guided tour begins at Fresh Salt and includes a beverage. 9 Minute walk from The Beekman
For more information, or to register for the tour, please visit: – South Street Seaport Museum
Maestros and The Machines at Mercer Labs
Mercer Labs invites visitors to imagine what the great artists of the past would have created with access to modern technology. Maestros and the Machines challenges the very essence of art and its relationship to time, where we can all witness what art can be in a world where technology is a tool of the creative process. 6 Minute Walk from The Beekman. For more information, please visit: Maestros & The Machines | Mercer Labs
