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Target Spectacular
This Wednesday evening at 9pm, Target will hold its Kaleidoscopic Fashion Spectacular at The Standard, New York. Come to Meatpacking District and watch live from Little West 12th Street and Washington Street an amazing fashion show, featuring special lighting, an original score, and dancers in the windows of the The Standard, New York. The show starts at 9pm.
See you there!
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building along the high line
On Tuesday, The NY Times covered how the High Line has inspired development along its stretch of Western land, from Gansevoort to 33rd Streets. While the recession delayed and caused problems for some developments, there has been a good amount of construction starting and resuming recently, as well as land changing hands. Look forward to some great new commercial buildings along the High Line below 14th Street, and lots of new options for housing above 14th Street. Check out the article here.
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NYC loves Beer Gardens
New Yorkers love beer gardens; and we have the best one right here in the Meatpacking District! Check out yesterday's NY Times rundown on the new beer gardens in NYC and why they're so great.
Image courtesy of Joshua Bright for The New York Times.
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Standard Yoga
The Standard, New York is now offering Yoga classes all week long. Perfect for those staying at the hotel, and live or work in the neighborhood. 10 different types of classes are offered with internationally recognized instructors! Classes are $20 each and open to all levels, more details here.
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Limoland
LimoLand is now open, at 829 Washington Street!
Come check out this line of colorful and high quality clothing, bags, and accessories from the mind of Johnny Pigozzi. Featuring great hoodies, bags, polo's and more; the clothing line, colors and logo are inspired by African artwork. Check out GQ's write up here.
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"The Segal has Landed"
Crain's New York has written a great story on Jonathan Segal, the president of the One Group. The One Group got their start in the Meatpacking District, originally with One Little West 12th (now The Collective), and by the end of this year will be operating 25 restaurants throughout America. Jonathan is also working on opening a restaurant in London, as well as growing the STK brand into Las Vegas and Atlanta. Check out the article here.
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The MPIA was created with the intention of partnering with the NYC Department of Transportation (NYC DOT) to redesign, manage and maintain the public spaces of our neighborhood, while continuing to represent and promote the area’s business interests, produce events and manage a marketing and public relations campaign for the neighborhood.
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