Retail

On the evening of December 11th, Downtown Jewish and Palm Beach Synagogue are celebrating Chanukah at The Square, featuring the lighting of the menorah and special treats.

Starting November 9th, the Broadway Under the Stars series returns to The Shops at Columbus Circle, featuring free musical performances by some of Broadway's most acclaimed shows. Visitors can attend each performance on Level 2 at the balcony.

Throughout the holiday season, Sky Skate Presented by Dunkin' at Edge invites visitors to the highest ice skating rink in New York City. Visitors can take in stunning views of Manhattan while gliding on the 1,024-square-foot rink, which is made of zero-energy and ecological Glice®.

Through December 15th, Li-Lac Chocolates at Hudson Yards is celebrating Chanukah with an indulgent collection of kosher gourmet chocolate. From chocolate dreidels filled with chocolate gelt to Chanukah nonpareils, visitors can explore a wide selection of chocolate gifts handmade in Brooklyn.

Now open at Bronx Terminal Market on the first floor, Modern Nails Bar welcomes visitors to a contemporary nail salon combining cutting-edge techniques with creative expression and industry-leading products.

Discover luxurious, minimal garments, crafted with the finest natural fabrics and Italian artisan skills to offer unparalleled endurance and softness.

Los Angeles-based Alo Yoga has opened on Level 2 at The Shops & Restaurants at Hudson Yards, offering luxe athletic and casual wear that performs in the studio as well as on the street.

Now open on Floor 1 of The Shops at Columbus Circle, LIK Fine Art showcases the world of Peter Lik's dramatic landscape photography. The award-winning artist's limited-edition nature prints are produced using the highest standards and translate into vivid, gallery-quality images.

Now on Level 5 at The Shops & Restaurants at Hudson Yards, BondST—the famed Noho restaurant—has opened a new location with Japanese-inspired fare. Designed by Jeffrey Beers, the restaurant and bar offers a sleek and tranquil atmosphere with seating in the main dining room, bamboo-covered patio, bar, omakase counter or two rooms for private parties.

Julia Diamond, director of Grand Park at the Music Center, shares the vision behind Grand Park, which was made possible by Related's contribution to the County of Los Angeles. Every year, Grand Park welcomes over a million visitors who take part in leisure, exercise, relaxation and the park's ongoing cultural and arts events.