Check out this new amazing SoHo Pop-up @boohoo!! Boohoo.com opened their pop-up shop (462 W Broadway between Prince and Houston Sts) in SoHo until Nov 14. The sale consists of 2 floors, both men’s and women’s apparel and accessories, prices ranging between $20 – $60. Super chic items & extremely affordable prices-exactly what SoHo is lacking.
Boohoo will be hosting a number of music events & blogger meet-and-greets over the next few weeks as well! (you can see the schedule here).
Open 11-7 every day until Nov 14 @ 462 W Broadway, New York NY
Mother’s Day Gift Certificates are still available (even last minute)! Gift your mom, sister, friend wife, partner the gift of NYC shopping. Plan a day for mom to come to the city on her own or escort her and come together to share the day and pamper her shopping desires. Whether it be this weekend or one coming up, moms and family will thank you for this thoughtful gift! Our shopping programs expose you to local NYC fashion apparel and accessories at a discount while walking you through the unique aspects of each neighborhood visited. Programs start at $38.
Other fun things to check out if you are in New York on Mother’s Day weekend:
Madison Square Eats- Madison Square Park (23rd-26th St)
More than 30 food vendors occupy Worth Square for this month-long pop-up market. New eats include Southern curry chicken wings from Pig & Khao and rock-shrimp burgers from L&W Oyster Co., while veteran vendors like Roberta’s, Red Hook Lobster Pound and Macaron Parlour will be back with their tried-and-true favorites.
Brooklyn Flea Market in Fort Green/Williamsburg
Fort Green on Saturday and TBD in Williamsburg on Sunday are the locations for this weekends Brooklyn Flea Market. Pick up a couple hand-hammered stack rings, visit Sharon London for easy-fitting tube dresses ($78) and vintage locket earrings ($12), or Hartford Denim Co. for quality-denim goods, like hoodies ($325) and aprons ($110). While perusing crafts and collectibles by local artisans, munch on some local bites, such as People’s Pops’ shaved ice and ice pops made from local, fresh fruit.
Chelsea Highline Park (30th St to 14th St along 10th Ave)
Built on an abandoned railway track, the space is ingenious in its use of reclaimed industrial detritus, a necessity in footage-starved Manhattan. But what we like best is how the pathway takes you above the city while keeping you rooted in urban life: Where else can you walk through a field of wildflowers or sprawl on a lush lawn as cabs zoom along the street beneath you?
Mother’s Day Gift Certificates are still available (even last minute)! Gift your mom, sister, friend wife, partner the gift of NYC shopping. Plan a day for mom to come to the city on her own or escort her and come together to share the day and pamper her shopping desires. Whether it be this weekend or one coming up, moms and family will thank you for this thoughtful gift! Our shopping programs expose you to local NYC fashion apparel and accessories at a discount while walking you through the unique aspects of each neighborhood visited. Programs start at $38.
Other fun things to check out if you are in New York on Mother’s Day weekend:
Madison Square Eats- Madison Square Park (23rd-26th St)
More than 30 food vendors occupy Worth Square for this month-long pop-up market. New eats include Southern curry chicken wings from Pig & Khao and rock-shrimp burgers from L&W Oyster Co., while veteran vendors like Roberta’s, Red Hook Lobster Pound and Macaron Parlour will be back with their tried-and-true favorites.
Brooklyn Flea Market in Fort Green/Williamsburg
Fort Green on Saturday and TBD in Williamsburg on Sunday are the locations for this weekends Brooklyn Flea Market. Pick up a couple hand-hammered stack rings, visit Sharon London for easy-fitting tube dresses ($78) and vintage locket earrings ($12), or Hartford Denim Co. for quality-denim goods, like hoodies ($325) and aprons ($110). While perusing crafts and collectibles by local artisans, munch on some local bites, such as People’s Pops’ shaved ice and ice pops made from local, fresh fruit.
Chelsea Highline Park (30th St to 14th St along 10th Ave)
Built on an abandoned railway track, the space is ingenious in its use of reclaimed industrial detritus, a necessity in footage-starved Manhattan. But what we like best is how the pathway takes you above the city while keeping you rooted in urban life: Where else can you walk through a field of wildflowers or sprawl on a lush lawn as cabs zoom along the street beneath you?
