We’re very excited to invite you all to a wonderful event on March 30 celebrating bold and fearless girls.  It may not feel like spring, but it will look like spring at the flower show at Macys.  It’s a great time to stroll the High Line and view their latest art installations. And if you haven’t been to the new Whitney, the biennial is a great reason to get there.

March 30. Bold and Fearless Girls

Join us for an amazing event hosted by our friends at 6-Figures, and co-hosted by the 3Ts as we celebrate Bold and Fearless Girls, and the work of Because I Am A Girl a global program that is creating bold girls by helping them learn, lead, and thrive, and other organizations that are championing women and girls. You’ll also get the behind the scenes story of the “Fearless Girl” statue on Wall Street that’s captured the hearts of so many from the ad agency that created it. The event takes place at the Jolly Roger Hotel, NYC.  Tickets are $40 and which includes a powerful panel discussion on gender equality, plus adult beverages and lite bites. March 30. 6- 9PM.  Get all the details.

Art on the High Line

Spring is a great time to walk the High Line which keeps getting better every year.  If you haven’t been in a while, you will discover major new art installations, like Henry Taylor “The Floaters” which is now on display

Henry Taylor is a painter known for his intimate depictions of people, capturing a wide range of subjects that span from his close friends and family, to strangers whose appearances strike him, to celebrities within the African American community. His color-blocked compositions evoke compassion and a sense of shared space, setting the viewer in close conversation with those pictured. Get more details about art on the High Line.

March 17–June 11, 2017

If you haven’t made it downtown to the Whitney’s new home, the 2017 Whitney Biennial is a great reason to go for the seventy-eighth installment of the longest-running survey of American art, which arrives at a time rife with racial tensions, economic inequities, and polarizing politics. Throughout the exhibition, artists challenge us to consider how these realities affect our senses of self and community. The Biennial features sixty-three individuals and collectives whose work takes a wide variety of forms, from painting and installation to activism and video-game design.  Get the details.

March 26- April 9.  Flower Show at Macy’s Herald Square

The flower show is always a great way to start spring.  And this year Macy’s is celebrating the iconic American carnival, reimagined with organic installations and floral arrangements throughout select Macy’s stores. Lose yourself in the quirks and delights of early 20th century fairs. Immerse yourself in the nostalgia of candied foods and the romance of old carousels. Fill yourself with orchestral music from Wurlitzer organs. Step right up and interact with the Flower Show in a whole new way.  Get the details.