The whole venue was super impressive! The lighting, the dancing chandeliers with the music- what a…read moremoment! The food that was brought in was spectacular! We had a huge assortment for drinks, breakfast & lunch. The dinner was plated and the service was aligned & over the top! Well done, high five!

This experience was a while back. First time at the…read moreGlasshouse. It was a fantastic venue! The views out the tall glass windows at sunset were stunning! A friend invited me to join him at the City Harvest event, 80's themed, and it was thoroughly enjoyable! Amazing food from top tier restaurants, well crafted cocktails and wonderful entertainment. Highly recommended!

Came here for a Mitski concert on a chilly and rainy Tuesday. It's right next to the Vessel in…read moreHudson Yard. The building is beautiful. The concert hall has an area in the back with seat. After standing for a few hours, I really regretted not getting a ticketed seat for myself. So in the future, I'm glad that I have that option. Once you enter The Shed, you take the escalator upstairs to get to the concert hall. At the end of the concert, the doors open and lead you out right next to The Vessel so I thought that was a nice visual perk at the end of the concert. I hope I get a chance to come back and get to walk around the place and see a little bit more of it.

Performing arts/installation space that retracts when not in use to allow for a large open public…read moreplaza area. Located in Hudson Yards, it's near the Vessel and other attractions unique to this developed area. Now showing--This World of Tomorrow with Tom Hanks. Theater review: seating was 3 escalator flights up where most seats were good ones. Comfortable folding style chairs with the theater exhibiting good lighting and audio. There was a mobile bar during intermission that offered wine, water and soda for purchase. I didn't see any merchandise for sale. Production review: When I learned Tom Hanks would be performing Off Broadway in "This World of Tomorrow", I was eager to get tickets. Although the production is Off Broadway, the prices were definitely Broadway and no surprise there with headliner Tom Hanks--one of my top favorite actors of all time--in the starring role. The play takes place in the year 2089 and is all about time travel with Hanks' character--Bert--traveling back to 1939 during New York's World Fair. Without giving anything away, the storyline explores themes on falling in love, technology and what makes life meaningful. We really enjoyed the production which runs through December 21. Overall, it received positive reviews. Some were mixed and in my opinion, I thought the play should have been shaved down by 20 -30 minutes (it was 2 hours + 15 min with intermission). As a Tom Hanks fan, it was truly a delightful treat on a holiday weekend.

I came here for a wedding pop up. I didn't expect the venue to be so nice because of the location…read more I was very surprised with how clean the staff was. The event being held was very organized. The people working the event were nice. But the staff for Lavan were kind as well. The front area was very roomy. The band that was playing in the lobby were doing a great job. Security was very on point, I felt secure. I did appreciate how they set the pop up, up. I just feel bad for the DJ who got into an accident and couldn't make it. If I was holding an event I would choose this place. Yes, its a little far from the train but its ada compliant! Good job guys.

An event hosted by Kirishima shochu show casing their shochu at this venue was amazing. Got first…read moretaste of their new products and it was pretty nice. This venue is pretty big for indoors and a lot of space left with over 300 people in attendance. The Wagyu was a nice twist and the shabushabu was also tasty

I love how this historic 1930's theatre has been lovingly restored with updated projection and…read moresound. Highly ornate with many interesting architectural styles, it was originally designed by the architect of the legendary Ziegfeld Theatre with interiors by the designer of the Radio City Music Hall and the Waldorf Astoria. A designated New York City Landmark with over 3,000 seats, coming here for a movie or event is an incredible experience.

I've come to several concerts and shows here. It's such a nice and intimate location for a show…read more Super beautiful inside and very vintage yet they keep up with the beauty to make sure it doesn't look run down. The bar is always packed but great. Staff here is nice. I just wish there were more bathrooms for women and organization to get the lines moving. I do love that there are many places to eat/drink near by and close to public transportation too.

The convention center, large conventions, trade shows, car shows, and over 150 events per year…read more Love the Car Show 2026. Great space to move around, jump in cars, take pics, and enjoy each display. You can drive cars in here, it's huge. Located near Hudson yards and the Vessel. LOTS of walking.

This is the main convention center in New York City. I have been here several times for New York…read moreComic Con and New York Marathon events. It is very large center with many rooms. If anyone else has been here for Comic Con you know how spread out it is and how many people can fit here. It is much easier to get to now with the seven train connecting to midtown. Before you had to get off at the one train and walk all the way which was a pain. It is connected to the building next door which has five floors of available space. All the rooms were booked with meetings and performances. I love the large space to walk around and enjoy the conventions. The only downside is the food prices here. It costs around $20 for a sandwich and $5 for a coffee. It is unfortunate but you have to pay the high prices in order to eat. Otherwise you have to go out and walk around to find a nearby restaurant which defeats the purpose to begin at the convention.

After attending an event at this space the other day, I came away trying to estimate the amount of…read moremoola needed to create a truly interesting, exciting event in the white, bare space. As a venue, it's classy and chic. From the perspective of an event planner, it's several months of work. The empty whiteness needs to be color lit, the audio needs to be set up and stretched to the far corners of the room and the ground needs something to un-hinge it from the wall and add dimension. Furniture needs to be brought in, electricians, and coat closet workers. The beauty is both in the simplicity of the space, and the amount of imagination (and $$$) to execute a really fantastic event or show here.

I was here last night for an event justfab.com was having in NYC. This style night event was to…read moremeet all of their New York members, as well as give us a sneak peak at their new jean collection. The gathering was fabulous, a cocktail party with a runway show that included special guest and great supporter Kimora Lee Simmons. The venue is a wide, clean space with high ceiling. A space that can be transformed for whatever event you are planning to have. The facility even has a kitchen for any catering or on-site entertaining needs. I was blown away with the setup JustFab had. A beautiful back drop, a runway with stage, white sofas on each side for VIP guest, three (3) bars, photo booths, a step and repeat, so much going on but the best part was the all white linen fitting rooms to try on our FREE new jeans... That's right, they gave us all free jeans from their new collection to take home. Fabulous event in fabulous venue, makes for a justfab time ;) Look into this space for your next event.

The Sanctuary team was such a pleasure to work with from start to finish! The venue itself is…read moreabsolutely stunning, with so many beautiful spaces to use like the pier, the tented area, the cocktail patio, and the church. Having three bridal suites upstairs was such a bonus, and the parking lot made things easy for vendors coming and going. From the start, Amelia was so detail-oriented during our initial tour and allowed us unlimited site visits, which was incredibly helpful for planning. Midway through, our main contact switched to Arthur, who was amazing, so sweet, accommodating, and customer-focused. Frank was wonderful as well, even granting us three extra hours of venue access and allowing us to ship a large mirror ahead of time, which was such a huge help and greatly appreciated. On the day-of, Arthur and Kat were the main on-site coordinators and they were incredible. I did hire a third-party, day-of coordinator and I don't regret this, as it helped give me peace of mind to ensure everything stayed on track! Honestly, the entire staff went above and beyond. My guests raved about the bartenders, especially the bald gentleman everyone loved (I am sorry I didn't catch his name) and the wait staff were so attentive and kind. Guests with dietary restrictions felt especially taken care of thanks to their thoughtfulness. I didn't catch everyone's name, but I do remember one person named Rafael was soooo sweet and was very attentive. Overall, I have noticed they have excellent staff retention (many of their staff have worked there for many years). That alone makes me happy and made me feel comfortable booking them. And the food... wow. From hors d'oeuvres to the grazing board to late-night pizza, everything was delicious. I received so many compliments, which is VERY rare for wedding food! I didn't eat much that night, but The Sanctuary kindly packed us (a LOT) of steak to-go, and my wife and I devoured it at 3 a.m. It was incredible. I ate that steak for lunch the two days following our wedding! At the end of the night, one of the staff members even helped us load our personal belongings into the Lyft, which they absolutely had no obligation to do. I truly cannot recommend this venue enough. It's a hidden gem that doesn't nickel-and-dime like other places and truly values building great relationships with their couples. If you're considering The Sanctuary, I would ABSOLUTELY book it!

We had our wedding at The Sanctuary this weekend and it was absolutely perfect! Alfonso and the…read moreteam were always incredibly easy to work with and so so generous. Truly a 10/10 experience. Our guests raved about the top notch service, excellent (and bountiful food), cocktails, and the spectacular views. To anyone looking to get married there, we had 150 guests and the space was perfect for that number. The tented dinner area was comfortably yet still intimate and the sanctuary lounge offered ample space for the dance party to end the night. Also, there is a parking lot the venue utilizes with spots for about 30 cars which was a big help! In addition to the Sanctuary's support, what helped our big day was having an outside coordinator and being very prepared ourselves.

I came here a few years ago with friends at one of those New Years Eve party. Yes, it was really…read moreexpensive, way too crowded, but you know a night out with the fellows and all your ladies was kind of worth it. Well, maybe at this moment I would not have said it was worth it but before the recession, it was . -I was also here for a Matt and Kim show last year. Great production that was put on for that event. Yes, I did see a few other yelpers sprinkled in the crowd too. They knew where the cool place to be was that night. I went the second night of this event. 135 West 18th Street....6th and 7th. I heard Johnnie Walker did hold a tasting here a few years ago too, I think I signed up for it but just did not go.

Came here for the Chelsea Bazaar. Its very spacious and has the potential to be very beautiful…read morewhen decorated. The bazaar was ok. Met some interesting people. The people who work in the building are very polite. I would love to come here again for more events.