TRANSPORTATION

Changes to MTA Fares in 2026 and OMNY Program | Citywide | Ongoing

As of January 2026, the MTA has implemented fare and toll adjustments, with subway and local bus fares increasing from $2.90 to $3, express bus fares rising to $7.25, and commuter rail fares increasing by 4.5%. Weekly fare caps now permanently set unlimited subway and bus rides at $35 per week. Children ages 5-17 can ride the LIRR and Metro-North for $1 under the Family Fare, including during peak hours. These changes coincide with the full rollout of OMNY, which has now replaced the MetroCard across the MTA system. OMNY's tap-and-go payment is available at all subway stations, buses, the Roosevelt Island Tram, Hudson Rail Link, and AirTrain, allowing riders to pay with an OMNY card, contactless credit or debit card, smartphone, or wearable device. Travelers can purchase a physical card at one of many retail locations.

NYC Ferry 2-Day Unlimited Ticket | Citywide | Ongoing

NYC Ferry offers a fun, fast and affordable way to explore New York City's waterfront, connecting all five boroughs with 25 stops and stunning views of landmarks like the Statue of Liberty and Brooklyn Bridge. For even more flexibility, riders can purchase the new 2-Day Unlimited Ticket for $15, providing unlimited hop-on, hop-off access across all six ferry routes for 48 hours, perfect for sightseeing, spontaneous adventures or exploring the city from a new perspective.

John F. Kennedy International Airport | Jamaica, Queens | Ongoing

The redevelopment of Terminal 6, which will occupy the site of former Terminals 6 and 7, is scheduled to open in phases, with the arrivals and departures hall and first five gates debuting in 2026, followed by an additional five gates in 2028. Construction is also underway on the New Terminal One, a major international gateway rising on the site of the existing Terminal 1 and former Terminals 2 and 3. The first phase, including new arrival and departure halls and the first set of gates, is expected to open in 2026, with full completion planned for 2030. In addition, JetBlue is renovating JFK's Terminal 5, which will feature more than 40 new concessions as well as local art and immersive greenery, and is set to be fully complete by the end of 2026.

Newark Liberty International Airport | New York City Metropolitan Area | Ongoing

EWR is building a new 2.5-mile elevated rail guideway to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and ease traffic congestion. The plans include three new stations for the new AirTrain system that will align the ongoing redevelopment of Newark Liberty.

Port Authority Bus Terminal Replacement | Midtown Manhattan | 2032

The new Midtown Bus Terminal will replace the 74-year-old terminal with a world-class facility designed to meet projected 2040-2050 commuter growth, including a main terminal, new ramps leading directly into and out of the Lincoln Tunnel, a central main entrance, more street-level retail, public open space and a multistory indoor atrium.

HOTELS

NYC Hotel Week ^SM | Manhattan | January/February 2026

The New York City Tourism + Conventions signature program offers 25% off standard room rates at participating hotels now through February 12.

Waldorf Astoria New York | Midtown Manhattan | July 2025

Following a complete restoration, the famed hotel reopened with a 43,000-square-foot opera-inspired grand ballroom along with private residences and 375 large guest rooms and suites, helmed by architects Skidmore, Owings & Merrill and renowned interior designer Pierre-Yves Rochon. Hotel guests and locals alike can indulge in the Guerlain Wellness Spa, offering a 22,000-square-foot oasis - Guerlain's largest spa in the world - combining luxurious experiences with innovative technology. Guests can also enjoy a state-of-the-art fitness center and culinary offerings from acclaimed chef Michael Anthony and renowned mixologist Jeff Bell, including the iconic Peacock Alley.

Faena New York | Midtown Manhattan | September 2025

The 120-room property overlooks a section of the High Line and offers amenities such as the forthcoming Tierra Santa Healing House spa (opening spring 2026), nightlife programming and a restaurant by Argentine chef Francis Mallmann.

Westin Flushing LaGuardia Airport | Flushing, Queens | September 2025

Westin's newest NYC property allows guests easy access to the award-winning LaGuardia Airport as well as to nearby attractions such as Citi Field and Flushing Meadows Corona Park. The 246-room hotel has 6,000 square feet of meeting space and includes upscale amenities and world-class dining at its Japanese fusion restaurant, sushi bar and lounge.

W New York - Union Square | Union Square, Manhattan | September 2025

After two years of renovation, the hotel on Park Avenue South conducted a $100 million update to its iconic grand staircase and added Union Square's only rooftop bar. The new space offers 2,587 square feet of meeting and event space, encouraging connection and creativity. Guests can also enjoy a meal at Seahorse, a brasserie from Lure Fishbar's John McDonald, where they can indulge in an array of seafood offerings including tuna crudo, lobster toasts and more.

The George at Columbia, Tapestry Collection by Hilton | Harlem, Manhattan | October 2025

This new hotel features 139 guest rooms offering a quiet retreat, with natural textures and floor-to-ceiling window views of the city streets, a sprawling pool deck and an urban courtyard. Guests can enjoy a terrace lounge, lobby bar, fitness center and flexible meeting space. Two full-service restaurants are slated to open in spring 2026, and a heated outdoor pool is set to open this summer.

Hilton Garden Inn Flushing LaGuardia | Flushing, Queens | December 2025

Just one mile from the Long Island Rail Road and NYC subway, this 208-room hotel provides easy access to Manhattan and LaGuardia Airport. Enjoy the on-site restaurant and bar and explore nearby Chinatown and Flushing Meadows Corona Park, home to the iconic Unisphere and Queens Museum.

voco Times Square - Broadway | Midtown Manhattan | December 2025

Located in the Theatre District, this upscale 419-room IHG hotel includes a lobby café, full-service restaurant, rooftop bar overlooking Times Square and room service, plus family-style suites, bunk bedrooms and king bedrooms.

Kimpton Ashbel New York-Park Avenue | Midtown Manhattan | January 2026

Kimpton Ashbel New York-Park Avenue will debut in Midtown Manhattan in January as Kimpton's newest New York City hotel. Housed in a restored 1928 Beaux-Arts building, the reimagined property will feature a townhouse-inspired design by Busta Studio, along with the Park & Bel café and residential-style public spaces.

Kimpton Era Midtown | Midtown Manhattan | February 2026

This 33-story hotel will debut this year at Rockefeller Center, offering a bird's-eye view of the iconic plaza below. With coveted views of the city skyline, the hotel will feature 529 rooms, two full-service restaurants, a lobby lounge and a rooftop bar. Guests can also enjoy a fitness center and two spaces for meetings and social gatherings.

The Livingston | Downtown Brooklyn | February 2026

The first Hyatt in Brooklyn will debut in February. Located along storied Livingston Street within the Brooklyn Cultural District, The Livingston will stand at 22 stories with over 100 rooms just steps away from Barclays Center.

The Rhyland Hotel | Flushing, Queens | 2026

The only green development of its kind in Flushing, this 202-room hotel highlights sustainability and environmentally conscious features. Guests can also enjoy an indoor courtyard, rooftop bar, restaurant, spa and gym facilities.

ARTS & CULTURE

Expansions and Openings

The Studio Museum in Harlem | Harlem, Manhattan | November 15, 2025

The Studio Museum in Harlem reopened its new purpose-built home featuring extensive exhibition and public spaces designed to serve artists and the Harlem community. To mark the opening, the museum is presenting a comprehensive showcase of Tom Lloyd's artwork, alongside a historical installation from its permanent collection spanning over two centuries of art by artists of African descent.

The Frick Collection | Upper East Side, Manhattan | April 17, 2025

The Frick Collection has reopened at its historic Fifth Avenue mansion following a multiyear renovation. Guests can explore the beautifully restored Gilded Age galleries - including, for the first time, the original residence on the second floor - alongside special exhibition spaces and an expanded permanent collection, all enhanced by modernized lighting, conservation facilities and improved accessibility. New public amenities include a café overlooking the 70th Street Garden, a shop and the new 218-seat Stephen A. Schwarzman Auditorium.

The Michael C. Rockefeller Wing at The Metropolitan Museum of Art | Upper East Side, Manhattan | May 31, 2025

The Michael C. Rockefeller Wing at The Met, home to African, Ancient American and Oceanic art, has undergone a transformative renovation to reimagine these collections for contemporary audiences. Updates include enhanced gallery spaces, increased natural light and new installations that celebrate the unique histories, cultural movements and artistry of these world traditions. The galleries had been closed to the public since 2021.

Arte Museum New York | Chelsea, Manhattan | September 1, 2025

Now open at Chelsea Piers, Arte Museum New York brings the South Korean design firm d'strict's acclaimed immersive art to the City. Themed Eternal Nature, the museum features 14 multisensory zones of digital landscapes, from cascading waterfalls to "New York is art," all offering a transformative experience that engages sight, sound and scent.

Cherry Lane Theatre | West Village, Manhattan | September 8, 2025

After a two-year renovation, the historic Cherry Lane Theatre, New York's oldest continuously running Off-Broadway house, has officially reopened. Acquired by film studio A24 in 2022, the venue is slated to host a blend of theater, cinema and live programming with its star-studded list of directors, producers and actors. Before sitting in on the studio's latest film offerings, guests can enjoy Wild Cherry, the new theater's bar and restaurant, with award-winning restaurateurs Riad Nasr and Lee Hanson.

The Jewish Museum | Upper East Side, Manhattan | October 24, 2025

The Jewish Museum unveiled reimagined collection galleries and a new learning center in its most significant architectural upgrade in over 30 years. Featuring more than 200 works, thematic displays, a dramatic Hanukkah lamp installation and expanded educational spaces, the renovation deepens the museum's mission to explore Jewish identity and cultural exchange through art.

Sotheby's at The Breuer | Upper East Side, Manhattan | November 8, 2025

Sotheby's unveiled its new global headquarters at the historical Breuer Building in November, debuting with a major exhibition of modern and contemporary art. Redesigned by Herzog & de Meuron and PBDW Architects, the revitalized space preserves the landmark's Brutalist design while adapting it for gallery, auction and public use.

New Museum | Nolita, Manhattan | March 21, 2026

The New Museum is undergoing a 60,000-square-foot expansion, the first since the institution opened its flagship building in 2007. The seven-story addition will double the museum's exhibition spaces and feature a new public plaza that will be home to art installations, performances and gatherings. The museum will reopen with an OMA-designed zero-waste restaurant in March 2026.

Tang Wing for American Democracy at The New York Historical | Upper West Side, Manhattan | June 18, 2026

The New York Historical will open the 71,000-square-foot Tang Wing for American Democracy on June 18, 2026, significantly expanding its exhibitions and education and public programs. Dedicated to the nation's founding principles, the new wing will increase student participation, add major galleries and research facilities and serve as the future home of the American LGBTQ+ Museum.

National Urban League's Urban Civil Rights Museum | Harlem, Manhattan | June 2026

The museum, which will be housed in National Urban League's new Harlem headquarters, the Urban League Empowerment Center, will be the first in the northern U.S. dedicated to the American Civil Rights Movement.

Ellis Island Museum | New York City | Mid 2026

The Ellis Island Museum is undergoing a $100 million revitalization that includes reimagined exhibitions, new theaters and major technological upgrades. Construction is underway on the Family History Center, which will be renamed the Records Discovery Center and feature a mini-theater, interactive discovery stations, temporary displays and 50% more public research stations. The project will also expand the Records Discovery Center, increasing the searchable records in its database from 65 million to 154 million.

The Point at Socrates Sculpture Park | Astoria, Queens | Fall 2026

Opening in time for the 40th anniversary of Socrates Sculpture Park, The Point will transform an acre at the southern tip of the park into a new civic space that unites ecological stewardship, public art and community belonging. Featuring long-term artist commissions, educational programs and a sculpture exhibition by Mark di Suvero, The Point will invite visitors to experience art, land and history within their interrelationships.

The Bronx Museum Newly Renovated South Wing | South Bronx | 2026

The Bronx Museum's transformative renovation, funded by over $42.9 million in City support and designed by Marvel, is underway and will soon create a world-class facility to expand access to its free arts programming.

The People's Theatre: Centro Cultural Inmigrante | Inwood, Manhattan | 2026

This cultural center will spotlight NYC's immigrant communities through theater, music, dance and community events. A partnership with NYPL for the Performing Arts will provide programming throughout the season connected to its productions.

The Hip Hop Museum | South Bronx | 2026

Located just south of Yankee Stadium, this space will pay homage to the South Bronx's rich culture and history as the birthplace of hip-hop (see Bronx Point in the Neighborhood Investments section below).

Cultural Exhibitions, Festivals and Performances

Greetings from Staten Island: A Postcard Tour at Historic Richmond Town | Richmond, Staten Island | April 26, 2025, through April 4, 2027

Greetings from Staten Island: A Postcard Tour invites visitors on a historical "staycation" through Staten Island's past viewed through Historic Richmond Town's postcard archive. Drawn from the William McMillen Postcard Collection, the exhibition compares early 20th-century street views with today's landscapes, highlighting the borough as home, industry and getaway.

Delivery Dancer by Ayoung Kim at MoMA PS1 | Long Island City, Queens | November 6, 2025, through March 16, 2026

MoMA PS1 is presenting the first US exhibition of Korean artist Ayoung Kim, featuring her full Delivery Dancer trilogy alongside a major new project. Blending generative AI, video game engines and live-action footage, Kim's immersive video installations explore speculative narratives that interrogate labor, technology and identity across shifting geopolitical and mythological landscapes.

Impact: The End of the Age of Dinosaurs at the American Museum of Natural History | Upper West Side, Manhattan | Opened November 17

Impact: The End of the Age of Dinosaurs takes visitors back 66 million years to the Cretaceous Period, exploring life before and after the asteroid strike that caused mass extinction. Featuring life-size models, fossils, touchable exhibits and immersive media, the exhibition reveals how dinosaurs, marine reptiles and other species vanished, as well as how the event set the stage for the rise of mammals and, eventually, humans.

The Seventh AIM Biennial: Forms of Connection at The Bronx Museum | South Bronx | January 23, 2026, through June 29, 2026

Featuring work by 28 AIM fellows, promising artists in The Bronx Museum's career accelerator program, this biennial explores how artists sustain and amplify one another's practices amid social and institutional challenges. Across sculpture, photography, installation, performance, and time-based media, the exhibition examines themes of connection, heritage, identity, and community.

Here You Are: Staten Island Triennial at The Staten Island Museum | Randall Manor, Staten Island | Opens January 24, 2026

Here You Are is a triennial exhibition featuring new work across fiber, painting, film, photography and graphic design by seven Staten Island artists exploring identity, heritage, and home. On view beginning January 24, 2026, the exhibition reveals layered worlds that feel both familiar and powerful, as curated by Rylee Eterginoso.

Unrolling Eternity: The Brooklyn Books of the Dead at The Brooklyn Museum | Prospect Heights, Brooklyn | Opens January 30, 2026

For the first time, visitors can see one of the only complete and gilded Books of the Dead, carefully restored over three years by the Brooklyn Museum's conservation team. The 21-foot papyrus, displayed with early Books of the Dead and related artifacts, reveals ancient Egyptian burial practices, artistic mastery, and the story of its original owner, Ankhmerwer.

The Orchid Show: Mr. Flower Fantastic's Concrete Jungle at New York Botanical Garden | Bedford Park, the Bronx | February 7, 2026, through April 26, 2026

The Orchid Show: Mr. Flower Fantastic's Concrete Jungle will transform NYBG's Enid A. Haupt Conservatory into a vibrant orchid-filled tribute to New York City, blending floristry with pop art, street culture and fine art. Known for his immersive, monumental designs, floral artist Mr. Flower Fantastic creates a dazzling experience that celebrates the city's spirit, style and skyline.

He Built This City: Joe Macken's Model at the Museum of the City of New York | Upper East Side, Manhattan | February 12, 2026, through August 2026

This exhibition celebrates the extraordinary handmade vision of Queens-born artist Joe Macken through a monumental 50-by-27-foot model of New York City crafted over 21 years. Presented for the first time in New York, the installation offers a richly detailed, artistic interpretation of the city's skyline, neighborhoods and built environment.

Gainsborough: The Fashion of Portraiture at The Frick Collection | Upper East Side, Manhattan | February 12, 2026, through May 11, 2026

Gainsborough: The Fashion of Portraiture explores the intersection of art and fashion with more than two dozen portraits by English artist Thomas Gainsborough, revealing how style influenced both his subjects and his artistic practice. This landmark exhibition is the first in NYC devoted to Gainsborough's portraiture.

Pamela Sneed and Carlos Martiel: Sacred and Profane at the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art | Soho, Manhattan | February 20, 2026, through April 12, 2026

Pamela Sneed and Carlos Martiel: Sacred and Profane brings together new works and performances that examine Black presence, erasure, memory and endurance in relation to Fire Island. Through material, archival and bodily practices, the exhibition centers Black queer haunting, resistance and remembrance.

About Us: The American Imaginary at Queens Museum | Flushing Meadows Corona Park, Queens | February 28, 2026, through December 6, 2026

This exhibition explores three perspectives on what it means to be "American" through photographs curated by three Terra Foundation fellows from the local community. Spanning the mid-19th century to 1979, it presents intimate and poetic interpretations of family, migration, fame and identity to highlight how American art reflects both personal experience and shifting cultural contexts.

Carol Bove at Guggenheim New York | Upper East Side, Manhattan | March 5, 2026, through August 2, 2026

This exhibition is the first major museum survey of American artist Carol Bove, spanning 25 years of work from early drawings to her colossal "collage sculptures" in scrap metal and steel tubing. Through her innovative use of material, scale, color and space enhanced by design interventions in the museum's Frank Lloyd Wright-designed rotunda, Bove creates immersive experiences that engage both cultural histories and the viewer's imagination.

Whitney Biennial 2026 at The Whitney Museum of American Art | Meatpacking District, Manhattan | Opens March 8, 2026

The 82nd edition of the Whitney Biennial brings together work by 56 artists, duos and collectives exploring contemporary life through themes of relationality, from family and technology to ecology and geopolitics. Shaped by a moment of profound transition, the exhibition emphasizes mood and atmosphere, offering immersive environments that reflect the complexity and contradictions of the present.

Keith Haring at The Brant Foundation Art Study Center | East Village, Manhattan | March 11, 2026, through May 31, 2026

This exhibition revisits Keith Haring's formative years from 1980 to 1983, tracing his rise from NYC subway drawings to international acclaim. Featuring landmark works from pivotal early shows, it highlights Haring's bold visual language and enduring commitment to social activism rooted in the downtown art scene of the 1980s.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Treasures from the Mozarteum Foundation of Salzburg at The Morgan Library & Museum | Murray Hill, Manhattan | March 13, 2026, through May 31, 2026

This exhibition traces the life and career of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart through an unprecedented collaboration between the Mozarteum Foundation of Salzburg and the Morgan Library & Museum. Featuring instruments played by Mozart alongside portraits, letters and manuscripts, it explores his family life, travels, creative output and lasting influence on the concept of classical music.

Frida and Diego: The Last Dream at The Museum of Modern Art | Midtown Manhattan | March 21, 2026, through September 12, 2026

MoMA will present a focused exhibition of key works by Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera from its collection in a gallery design inspired by the Metropolitan Opera's new production of El Último Sueño de Frida y Diego. Featuring paintings, drawings and iconic portraits, the show explores their artistic partnership and lasting influence as a dialogue between visual art and performance.

Raphael: Sublime Poetry at The Metropolitan Museum of Art | Upper East Side, Manhattan | March 29, 2026, through June 28, 2026

Raphael: Sublime Poetry is the first comprehensive U.S. exhibition of the Italian Renaissance master, showcasing over 200 paintings, drawings and tapestries that highlight his unmatched creativity and poetic sensibility. Spanning his career from Urbino to Florence and Rome, the show reveals his innovations in portraiture, religious imagery and the portrayal of women, offering a singular look at works rarely seen together.

Old Masters, New Amsterdam at The New York Historical | Upper West Side, Manhattan | May 1, 2026, through August 30, 2026

Four hundred years ago, the Dutch founded New Amsterdam on Manhattan Island, a moment brought vividly to life in this unique exhibition. Featuring works by Rembrandt, Frans Hals and Jan Steen, many never before seen in New York, the show uses Old Master paintings to immerse viewers in the world of the city's earliest settlers.

ANNUAL CELEBRATIONS, BIG EVENTS & ANNIVERSARIES

Founded By NYC | Citywide | 2025-2026

NYC Tourism + Conventions' Founded By NYC campaign celebrates 400 years of NYC in 2025 and 250 years of America in 2026, highlighting enduring contributions to the City and United States by notable New Yorkers. The campaign focuses on inclusivity, acknowledgment and education, sharing the important perspectives of marginalized audiences including the Indigenous community, women, LGBTQ+ folks and people of color. Businesses are invited to submit information about their events here.

MoMA PS1 Celebrates 50th Anniversary with Free Admission | Long Island City, Queens | 2026

In celebration of its 50th anniversary in 2026, MoMA PS1 will offer free admission to all visitors as of January 1. Made possible by a gift from Sonya Yu, admission will remain free for the next three years, making PS1 the largest free museum in NYC.

150th Annual Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show | Midtown Manhattan | January 31 through February 3, 2026

The Westminster Kennel Club is celebrating its 150th anniversary with its iconic dog show in New York, showcasing the best in canine competition. The event continues its legacy as one of America's oldest and most prestigious animal spectacles.

Noguchi's New York at The Noguchi Museum | Astoria, Queens | February 4, 2026, through September 13, 2026

To mark its 40th anniversary, The Noguchi Museum will present Noguchi's New York, a landmark exhibition exploring how New York shaped Isamu Noguchi's artistic vision and how he sought to reshape the city in return. The anniversary celebration includes a sweeping survey of Noguchi's public works and proposals alongside first-ever animated recreations of his unrealized playgrounds and civic projects, bringing his radical ideas for urban space vividly to life.

75th Anniversary Season at Wollman Rink | Central Park, Manhattan | Through March 22, 2026

Wollman Rink celebrates its 75th ice season in Central Park with an extended anniversary skate season honoring decades of memories for New Yorkers and visitors. Highlights include Igloo Village experiences, skate school lessons for all ages and community days with free skating and family-friendly events.

Five Boro Bike Tour | Citywide | May 3, 2026

The TD Five Boro Bike Tour, one of the world's largest charitable bike rides, focuses on community and raising funds for free bike education programs rather than competition or speed. Beginning in Tribeca, the 40-mile, car-free route winds through all five boroughs.

SailGP 2026 | Manhattan | May 30-31, 2026

SailGP is making its return to NYC, marking its sixth stop on the global championship tour. Thirteen national teams will go head-to-head on 50-foot foiling catamarans, soaring across the Hudson River at speeds topping 60 miles per hour. With the skyline as the backdrop, fans can catch every high-speed turn from Governors Island, where the weekend will also feature food, drinks and live entertainment.

FIFA World Cup 26 ^TM | New York City and New Jersey | June/July 2026

New York and New Jersey will host eight 2026 FIFA World Cup matches, including group stage matches on June 13, 16, 22, 25 and 27; a Round of 32 match on June 30; a Round of 16 match on July 5; and the World Cup Final on July 19. Visitor information including tournament details, trip planning tools and a spotlight on NYC's vibrant soccer culture can be found at nyctourism.com/worldcup26.

U.S. Open Golf Championship | New York City Metropolitan Area | June 18-21, 2026

One of golf's four major championships, the U.S. Open is known for its challenging courses and rigorous competition among the world's top players. This year's tournament will be played at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club in Southampton.

Sail4th 250 | New York City and New Jersey | July 3-9, 2026

NYC and New Jersey will host the capstone events to kick off the 250th anniversary of America's Independence. From July 3 to 9, the largest-ever international flotilla of ships and vessels will sail into New York Harbor. The celebration will also host many festivities including firework displays by Macy's, an International Aerial Review with a special performance from the Blue Angels, food festivals, a special Fleet Week and more.

25th Anniversary with 9/11 Memorial & Museum | Financial District, Manhattan | September 11, 2026

The 25th anniversary of 9/11 will be commemorated citywide, including the annual Tribute in Light, a public art installation honoring those lost and the enduring spirit of New York. Illuminated from dusk to dawn on September 11, the twin beams echo the former Twin Towers and are visible up to 60 miles from lower Manhattan.

TCS New York City Marathon | Citywide | November 1, 2026

The world's largest marathon will return to New York City this fall.

Army-Navy Football Game Presented by USAA | New York City and New Jersey | December 2026

NYC and New Jersey will host the Army-Navy Football Game Presented by USAA in 2026 at the MetLife Stadium as part of the 25th anniversary of 9/11. This will be the 19th time the game has been played in New York or New Jersey.

ATTRACTIONS, TOURS & RECREATION

Barclays Center Tours | Prospect Heights, Brooklyn | August 2025

Discover Barclays Center with a guided tour of Brooklyn's premier sports and entertainment venue, home to the Brooklyn Nets, 2024 WNBA Champion New York Liberty and legendary concerts. Offered on select days, including game days, tours take fans behind the scenes to explore hidden spaces, iconic moments and insider stories, each one a unique NYC experience.

Five Iron Golf | Manhattan and Queens | September 2025

Five Iron Golf is an indoor golf and entertainment venue blending cutting-edge simulators, coaching, food and drink, and social play under one roof. Their newest location in Rockefeller Center features 14 TrackMan (a golf simulator) bays with high-speed cameras, a wellness center, duckpin bowling, event hosting, full bar and dining amenities.

"Third Thursday" Museum Tours at the Jackie Robinson Museum | Soho, Manhattan | October 2025

Join the museum's guided Third Thursday tours, offered monthly at 1 p.m. and included with admission, to explore highlight artifacts, hear their stories and connect with staff and fellow visitors. Lasting about 30 minutes, these tours welcome up to 20 guests, allow walk-ins and encourage packing a lunch to enjoy afterward in the Portrait Gallery.

One Times Square | Times Square, Manhattan | December 2025

One Times Square, home of the iconic New Year's Eve Ball, opened in December as a year-round destination for immersive entertainment and celebrations. A highlight is Times Travel, a multilevel experience that guides visitors through the history of the building, Times Square and the Ball Drop tradition - culminating in panoramic views from a dedicated viewing deck. Additional attractions include the Crystal VIP Experience, Ever for intimate ceremonies and NextGen's interactive fandom space: all part of a $500 million transformation in the heart of New York City.

Hidden Highlights of the North End and Central Park Woodland Walk: The North Woods Tours by Central Park Conservancy | Central Park, Manhattan | Spring 2025

The Central Park Conservancy has introduced two new guided tours showcasing the park's scenic north end. Hidden Highlights of the North End, which launched in late May, explores the area's historic landscape and architectural features, whereas Central Park Woodland Walk: The North Woods debuts in late June to offer an immersive experience through a lush, tranquil woodland inspired by the Catskills and Adirondacks.

Urban Naturalist Tour: Seals, Seabirds and Winter Wildlife by Classic Harbor Line | Chelsea, Manhattan | 2025

This tour is a 2.75-hour eco-cruise aboard the yacht Manhattan II through New York Harbor. Guided by expert naturalists, it features views of iconic landmarks like Ellis Island, the Statue of Liberty and the Verrazzano Bridge while exploring winter wildlife and the rich history of Hoffman and Swinburne Islands, along with the Brooklyn Waterfront and Buttermilk Channel.

Broadway After Dark by Drag Experiences | Midtown Manhattan | 2025

Extend the excitement of Broadway with Broadway After Dark, a signature post-show experience by Drag Experiences. Designed for theatergoers seeking more than just a curtain call, this elevated nightlife offering begins with a curated drag queen meetup directly outside the theater. From there, guests are guided through Hell's Kitchen for a dynamic evening featuring welcome cocktails, exclusive access to renowned nightlife venues and surprise live performances.

West Village's Trendiest Bites Tour with NYC Bagel Tours | West Village, Manhattan | 2025

Explore the West Village on a bagel-themed walking tour that highlights New York City's most buzzed-about spots, including PopUp Bagels, Edith's Sandwich Counter and Apollo Bagels. Along the way, enjoy unique bites like tahini coffee slushies and sourdough bagels while learning the fascinating history of the iconic New York bagel.

BROADWAY & OFF-BROADWAY

NYC Broadway Week ^SM | Manhattan | January/February 2026

The New York City Tourism + Conventions signature program runs biannually, offering 2-for-1 tickets to participating Broadway performances. The winter program is on now through February 12.

NYC Off-Broadway Week ^SM | Manhattan | February 2026

The New York City Tourism + Conventions signature program runs biannually, offering 2-for-1 tickets to participating Off-Broadway performances. The next iteration will take place in February.

Broadway | Manhattan | Ongoing

• Ragtime (opened October 16, 2025)

• Oedipus (opened November 13, 2025)

• Chess (opened November 16, 2025)

• Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York) (opened November 20, 2025)

• Marjorie Prime (opened December 8, 2025)

• Bug (opened January 8, 2026)

• Every BrilliantThing (previews February 21, 2026)

• Death of a Salesman (previews March 6, 2026)

• Dog Day Afternoon (previews March 10, 2026)

• Giant (opening March 11, 2026)

• Becky Shaw (previews March 18, 2026)

• CATS: The Jellicle Ball (previews March 18, 2026)

• Richard O'Brien's The Rocky Horror Show (previews March 26, 2026)

• Titanique (previews March 26, 2026)

• Beaches (previews March 27, 2026)

• The Lost Boys (previews March 27, 2026

• Fallen Angels (previews March 30, 2026)

• Joe Turner's Come and Gone (previews March 30, 2026)

• Proof (previews March 31, 2026)

• Schmigadoon! (previews April 4, 2026)

• The Balusters (previews spring 2026)

• Dreamgirls (Fall 2026)

Off Broadway | Manhattan | Ongoing

• Heathers (opened June 2025)

• Masquerade (opened September 29, 2025)

• The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (opened November 17, 2025)

• Tartuffe (opened December 16, 2025)

• The Disappear (previews started January 8, 2026)

• An Ark (previews started January 9, 2026)

• Data (previews started January 9, 2026)

• Ulysses (previews started January 11, 2026)

• Blackout Songs (previews started January 15, 2026)

• 11 to Midnight (previews January 28, 2026)

• The Other Place (previews January 30, 2026)

• The Unknown (previews January 31, 2026)

• The Waterfall (previews January 31, 2026)

• Mother Russia (opening February 3, 2026)

• High Spirits (opening February 4, 2026)

• The Dinosaurs (previews February 4, 2026)

• Making a Show of Myself (previews February 4, 2026)

• What We Did Before Our Moth Days (previews February 4, 2026)

• Chinese Republicans (previews February 5, 2026)

• Marcel on the Train (previewsFebruary 5, 2026)

• The Reservoir (opening February 5, 2026)

• Bigfoot! (previews February 11, 2026)

• Meat Suit, or the Shitshow of Motherhood (previews February 11, 2026)

• You Got Older (previews February 12, 2026)

• Bughouse (previews February 18, 2026)

• Burnout Paradise (previews February 18, 2026)

• Cold War Choir Practice (previews February 21, 2026)

• My Joy Is Heavy (February 25, 2026)

• Antigone (This Play I Read in High School) (previews February 26, 2026)

• Ulster American (previews March 6, 2026)

• Jesa (previews March 10, 2026)

• Monte Cristo (previews March 12, 2026)

• Public Charge (previews March 12, 2026)

• Titus Andronicus (previews March 17, 2026)

• The Wild Party (previews March 18, 2026)

• The Fear of 13 (previews March 19, 2026)

• Seagull: True Story (previews March 22, 2026)

• The Receptionist (April 15, 2026)

• Girl, Interrupted (previews May 13, 2026)

• Birthright (June 4, 2026)

DINING, NIGHTLIFE & MEETING/EVENT VENUES

NYC Restaurant Week ^® | Citywide | January/February 2026

The New York City Tourism + Conventions signature program runs biannually, offering deals on lunches and dinners at participating restaurants. The winter program is on now through February 12.

Adda | East Village, Manhattan | May 2025

From the team behind Unapologetic Foods, the new Adda is a larger, more refined take on the original, retaining beloved dishes like bheja (goat brain) masala and the bold, deeply satisfying flavors that made the restaurant a standout. Adda adds a playful, interactive edge with chaat trays, a roaming pickle cart and a book-ahead tableside butter chicken that turns a classic into a performance with a choose-your-own woodchip and butter for your heritage breed chicken. A strong vegetarian menu rounds out an experience.

Le Chêne | West Village, Manhattan | May 2025

Le Chêne is the West Village's noteworthy French destination, gaining early acclaim for its refined Parisian cooking in an intimate setting. Since opening, it's been celebrated for technically precise dishes and seasonal classics presented with a French flair, alongside an expansive wine selection. The dining room evokes contemporary Parisian elegance, and the restaurant has quickly become one of Manhattan's standout new tables for lovers of nuanced French cuisine.

Kills Boro Brewing Company | Randall Manor, Staten Island | June 2025

An independent Staten Island craft brewery founded in 2017, the venue's name honors the historic tidal waterways, or "kills," that supported Staten Island's early brewing industry, built on traditional techniques like double decoction and extended lagering. In 2025, Kills Boro opened its taproom and restaurant on the North Shore waterfront, offering an elevated food and beverage program in a space designed to showcase its beers and celebrate the Staten Island community.

SUMMIT Events | Midtown Manhattan | July 2025

SUMMIT One Vanderbilt launched their new event space located on the 72nd floor, accommodating up to 100 seated and 150 standing patrons. Guests can experience panoramic views of the City, modern mirrored design and an outdoor terrace, with exclusive catering by Cuisine Boulud.

Karachi Kabab Boiz | Jackson Heights, Queens | July 2025

A Pakistani street food spot has found a permanent home in Queens. Started by a group of friends running a kebab roll cart, the group will continue to serve their beloved and affordable Pakistani kebab rolls from their takeout-only window.

Convene 30 Hudson Yards | Hudson Yards | September 2025

The Convene 30 Hudson Yards venue spans 72,000 square feet and offers breathtaking views of the City's iconic skyline. At the top of one of the City's well-known towers, this spot features 10 event spaces including a 780-person grand hall.

Motek | Flatiron, Manhattan | September 2025

Miami's popular Mediterranean spot, Motek, opened its first NYC location in the Flatiron District, offering dishes made with olive oil instead of seed oils, with more locations planned for the West Village, Williamsburg and Upper West Side.

Seahorse | Flatiron, Manhattan | September 2025

Seahorse is a seafood brasserie from Mercer Street Hospitality and restaurateur John McDonald, opened inside the newly revamped W New York - Union Square in September 2025. Designed by Rockwell Group, the 125-seat dining room leans nautical with scallop tile, midnight-blue banquettes and a sea-inspired mural. Chef John Villa delivers a seafood-forward menu alongside playful flourishes like spicy lobster cavatelli, corn ravioli and duck à l'orange, rounded out with a dessert cart and signature cocktails.

Limusina | Hudson Yards, Manhattan | September 2025

Limusina signals the return of flashy dining with a bold, 215-seat debut in a 5,000-square-foot, '80s-inspired space. From the team behind Bad Roman and San Sabino, the restaurant pairs high-impact design with a Mexican-leaning menu. Standouts include lobster al pastor, an indulgent short-rib quesabirria, amaebi sweet shrimp aguachile and comforting sides like corn con crema, plus thoughtfully crafted cocktails and nonalcoholic options.

Marquee New York | Chelsea, Manhattan | September 2025

After its third full renovation in just over two decades, Marquee New York has reopened with a bold new look and a stacked lineup of superstar DJs. The Chelsea nightlife mainstay returns with a sleek redesign, immersive technology and the same high-energy atmosphere that has made it a fixture of NYC's club scene since 2003.

Pierogi Boys | Ridgewood, Queens | September 2025

Pierogi Boys, the popular Polish food stand that began at Brooklyn's DeKalb Market Hall, opened its own brick-and-mortar restaurant in Queens, serving a full menu of pierogies alongside heartier lunch and dinner entrées like schnitzel and doubling as a small grocery stocked with Polish snacks and fresh produce. It's part restaurant, part neighborhood market.

Makina Cafe | Sunnyside, Queens | October 2025

Eden Gebre Egziabher's popular Ethiopian Eritrean food truck has opened a permanent location in Sunnyside. Guests can enjoy the restaurant's signature dishes including siga wot, chicken tibs, beef tibs and their springy injera.

Babbo | West Village, Manhattan | October 2025

The legendary Italian restaurant Babbo has returned to West Village with one of the most anticipated reopenings in recent NYC dining memory. Originally opened in 1998 and credited with reshaping Italian fine dining in the City, Babbo is now under Stephen Starr's Starr Restaurants, with chef Mark Ladner (formerly of Del Posto) at the helm. The relaunched menu pays homage to the original's bold spirit while refining classics with seasonal crudi, risotto, its famed 100-layer lasagna, beef-cheek ravioli and other Italian favorites alongside inventive desserts like saffron panna cotta.

Vato | Park Slope, Brooklyn | November 2025

Chef-owner Fidel Caballero, whose Michelin-starred Chinatown restaurant Corima is already known for its exceptional flour tortillas, allows the soft, supple tortillas to take center stage in Northern Mexican-style burritos at Vato. The bakery also offers a tight but compelling selection of Mexican pastries, helping fuel buzz well ahead of its full dinner launch. Soon, the narrow space will transition at night to a Basque-meets-Northern Mexican menu with drinks, signaling Vato's evolution from a daytime standout to an all-day destination. Vato gets its name from the Chicano slang term for "homie."

Red Rooster | Harlem, Manhattan | November 2025

Red Rooster Harlem, the beloved neighborhood institution co-founded by Marcus Samuelsson and Andrew Chapman, has undergone a major transformation as it approaches its 15th anniversary. The flagship on Lenox Avenue has doubled in size with a redesigned dining room and refreshed layout that amplifies its role as a cultural hub in Harlem. The restaurant has also brought on a new executive chef, Roshara Sanders, known for her work at Michelin-starred Oceana and Netflix's Next Gen Chef; she helped curate an updated menu that weaves contemporary influences with the neighborhood's rich culinary traditions.

25 Hours | Long Island City, Queens | November 2025

Cocktail bar 25 Hours opened next to nightclub 00:00. Ray Zhou, formerly of Double Chicken Please and founder of Chinato, is running the beverage menu, which offers cocktails intended to capture the mood of specific hours of the day. The 4:00 is a cheese-foam-topped milk tea cocktail inspired by afternoon tea.

Kitty Sullivan's | Astoria, Queens | November 2025

Kitty Sullivan's bills itself as NYC's second female-owned sports bar. Named after owner Tricia Rowan's great-great-grandmother and marked by a female boxer logo, the Queens newcomer takes over the space of former Rocky McBride's, which Rowan previously managed. The neighborhood bar welcomes fans of the NFL, MLB, NHL, WWE and UFC, with regular trivia nights and $5 well drinks anchoring its community-first vibe.

Lalyn | Midtown West, Manhattan | December 2025

The restaurateur behind NYC Thai favorites Malii Gramercy and When in Bangkok has expanded with a new pan-regional Thai restaurant. The menu offers contemporary takes on classic flavors. The spacious dining room draws inspiration from the restaurant's name, which is Thai for "moon," with warm lighting, stone accents and a statement moon mirror anchoring the space.

Bistrot Ha | Lower East Side, Manhattan | December 2025

One of NYC's most buzzed-about restaurants, Ha's Snack Bar, has expanded with a larger outpost nearby that opened in December. The new restaurant builds on the team's French Vietnamese foundation with a more ambitious menu made possible by a full-scale kitchen featuring dishes like crab-stuffed fried yuba, an elevated take on steak frites, curried lobster and sweetbreads vol au vent.

GERTIE | Prospect Heights, Brooklyn | December 2025

This modern Jewish deli in a new location offers elevated classics like a "latke bar" and chocolate babka. Originally opened in 2019, GERTIE earned critical acclaim for its all-day format and vibrant design. Its new iteration in Prospect Heights offers counter service, freshly baked sourdough bagels, house-smoked fish and meats and a pastry program rooted in deli nostalgia.

Kelang | Greenpoint, Brooklyn | December 2025

This Malaysian-influenced spot with butter roti and char siu opened in early December and has already been lauded for its vivid flavors and atmosphere.

Bark Barbecue | Bushwick, Brooklyn | February/March 2026

Dominican-inspired barbecue concept Bark Barbecue is opening its first flagship in Bushwick in early 2026, following its pop-up in Ozone Park and stall at Time Out Market New York. The new location will feature an expanded menu, a full bar program and four custom smokers set behind a glass wall, putting the brisket and chicharrón front and center.

Public Service | Gowanus, Brooklyn | Spring 2026

After six years of shaping NYC's sound and live-music culture at Public Records, founders Shane Davis and Francis Harris are preparing their next chapter through their newly formed creative firm Public Studios, which will lead a 1,000-capacity new venue and event space at MADE Bush Terminal along the Sunset Park waterfront in partnership with the New York City Economic Development Corporation.

RETAIL

Sukoshi | Upper East Side, Manhattan | September 2025

The Upper East Side recently welcomed Sukoshi, an Asian beauty retailer. The first in New York, the store will be dedicated to Asian beauty offering a wide range of makeup and skincare products showcasing over 200 beauty brands. Luxury beauty services include skin consultations.

Tom Ford Beauty | Soho, Manhattan | September 2025

The beauty line from the beloved designer debuted its first standalone store in America in September. Located on Prince Street, the new store offers a range of new services including makeup classes and workshops, beauty consultations, fragrance styling and more.

Fishs Eddy | Dumbo, Brooklyn | October 2025

The beloved Manhattan home goods store made its way across the Brooklyn Bridge this fall. The store opened its first Brooklyn outpost in Dumbo and offers popular Fishs Eddy items including kitchenware and dinnerware.

Bombas | West Village, Manhattan | October 2025

The sock and apparel brand has opened its first-ever store in the heart of the West Village. Built on the simple yet powerful mission of "one purchased = one donated," the brand gives one corresponding donation product to someone experiencing homelessness for every item sold. Inside the chic boutique, shoppers can find Bombas's beloved socks and underwear alongside women's, men's and kids' essentials designed for comfort and style in every season.

Members Only | Greenwich Village, Manhattan | November 2025

The fashion brand known for its bomber jacket has opened a three-story bar and showroom. The street-level bar serves drinks recalling the 1980s and 1990s, such as the Blue Lagoon and the Tequila Sunrise, as well as shots like the Liquid Cocaine. Despite its name, the bar is open to the public. This year marks the brand's 50th anniversary.

Meadow Lane | Tribeca, Manhattan | November 2025

Meadow Lane, the ultra-premium grocery store from Sammy Nussdorf, officially opened after months of TikTok-fueled anticipation chronicled in nearly 700 videos. The debut drew lines down the block and positions Meadow Lane as NYC's answer to LA's Erewhon, offering high-end prepared foods and wellness-forward staples aimed squarely at the city's luxury grocery crowd.

North Face Flagship | Midtown, Manhattan | November 2025

The North Face has opened a new global flagship on Fifth Avenue, the brand's largest store worldwide. The two-story, 21,000-square-foot space reimagines retail as an immersive explorer's journey, blending physical and digital experiences through a nonlinear layout. Anchored by a dramatic 2.5-story LED installation featuring expedition footage captured by brand athletes, the flagship is designed to spark discovery, celebrate outdoor heritage and bring the spirit of exploration into the heart of Manhattan.

Mad Radio | Williamsburg, Brooklyn | November 2025

Medellín, the Colombia-born music house and bar Mad Radio expanded to NYC in November, features its 24/7 online radio network, bar, club, gallery and record store. Curated tracks include house, electro, indie dance and IYKYK subgenres like dark disco. This Brooklyn location is Mad Radio's fourth outpost worldwide.

Calvin Klein | Soho, Manhattan | December 2025

Calvin Klein has opened a new lifestyle flagship in Soho, unveiling 3,000 square feet of retail space that reflects the brand's signature minimalist aesthetic. Designed around neutral hues and clean lines, the store blends modern design with subtle downtown NYC creative influences, reinforcing Calvin Klein's pared-back, contemporary identity.

Bottega Veneta | Meatpacking District, Manhattan | December 2025

Bottega Veneta has debuted a new boutique showcasing men's and women's ready-to-wear alongside the brand's iconic bags, shoes and accessories. The space is outfitted in marble, oak and concrete and features a library at the rear for in-store programming stocked with books on poetry and visual art.

Gymshark | Noho, Manhattan | December 2025

Gymshark has opened its first-ever U.S. flagship store at 11 Bond Street. The British performance brand features a multilevel space with exclusive merchandise, a dedicated personal shopping service and a third floor designed for community programming, including athlete meet and greets, live podcasts and events.

Hart Jewelry | Nolita, Manhattan | December 2025

Hart Jewelry has opened a new boutique in Nolita. Founded by Hart Hagerty, the brand is known for its charm-based, handcrafted necklaces, bracelets and accessories with a personal, creative feel. The NYC flagship follows earlier openings in Charleston and Nashville, marking the brand's continued expansion into key lifestyle markets.

Hudson Yards Retail Openings | Hudson Yards, Manhattan | Winter 2025

Hudson Yards continues to evolve its retail mix by leaning further into luxury, fashion and experiential shopping. Recent additions include new boutiques from Moschino, Marc Jacobs, Preston Lane and fine jeweler Roberto Coin, strengthening the destination's fashion and accessories lineup. The shopping experience is rounded out with elevated gourmet offerings from Ladurée and La Maison du Chocolat, reinforcing Hudson Yards' shift toward a more curated, high-end retail environment that blends shopping, dining and destination appeal.

2027 & BEYOND

Arts and Culture

The American LGBTQ+ Museum | Upper West Side, Manhattan | 2027

The New York Historical will house a museum dedicated to showcasing global, national and local LGBTQ+ history and culture. Programming is slated to open in 2027.

National Black Theatre | East Harlem, Manhattan | 2027

The National Black Theatre has embarked on a major capital redevelopment project that will transform the current property. The new multidisciplinary cultural arts facility, dedicated to promoting Black culture through theater, will be housed in 25,000 square feet of a mixed-use development.

Irish Arts Center | Midtown Manhattan | 2028

The Irish Arts Center is advancing phase two of its campus redevelopment focused on renovating its historic tenement building and wood-paneled 100-seat theater. Construction is expected to begin in early 2027 and conclude by late 2028, transforming the West 51st Street building into a 75-seat flexible performance venue. The project will also deliver upgraded office space, improved accessibility and safety, and much-needed storage to better support programming across both IAC buildings.

Dominican Center for the Arts and Culture | Washington Heights and Inwood, Manhattan | Ongoing

A $12.5 million investment is bringing the first-ever Dominican Center for the Arts and Culture to upper Manhattan. Partnering with the CUNY Dominican Studies Institute, the venue will feature a museum, theater, children's library and exhibition space along with an oral history and archives project to preserve and showcase the cultural stories of the Dominican community.

Children's Museum of Manhattan | Upper West Side, Manhattan | 2028

Children's Museum of Manhattan is relocating to the former Church of Christ, Scientist building at West 96th Street and Central Park West in a major expansion for the institution. The new building will nearly double the museum's total space, with projections to double annual attendance to approximately 750,000 visitors, significantly expanding its capacity for exhibitions, programming and community engagement.

Neighborhood Investments

Bronx Point | South Bronx | Ongoing

Bronx Point is a 530,000-square-foot mixed-use development, opening in phases. The development will feature housing, retail, public space, a waterfront promenade and cultural programming including the upcoming Hip Hop Museum set to open this year.

East Side Coastal Resiliency Project and Floating + POOL at Pier 35 | Lower East Side, Manhattan | 2027

NYC is opening a filtered floating pool at Pier 35 as part of a $1.4 billion revitalization of the waterfront from East 25th Street to Montgomery Street. The upgrades include reconstructed recreation fields, playgrounds, a new water play area, an amphitheater and improved access with a rebuilt Corlears Hook Bridge and enhanced bikeways.

Gansevoort Square | Meatpacking District, Manhattan | Ongoing

Gansevoort Square, located on Little West 12th Street between Washington Street and Tenth Avenue, is expected to create affordable housing, expand the Whitney Museum with new facilities, improve operations for the High Line and provide a new 11,200-square-foot open space to enhance the neighborhood.

Fifth Avenue Expansion | Midtown Manhattan | Ongoing

New York City is investing over $400 million, including an additional $250 million, to fully fund the transformation of Fifth Avenue between Bryant Park and Central Park into a pedestrian-friendly boulevard with wider sidewalks, shorter crossings, improved lighting and increased greenery for a safer and more enjoyable experience. This historic redesign will nearly double sidewalk widths, reduce traffic lanes from five to three, add more than 230 new trees and expand public spaces. It is also projected to pay for itself within five years through increased economic activity and job creation.

New York City Football Club Stadium | Willets Point, Queens | 2027

NYCFC is building the City's first professional soccer stadium, Etihad Park, to be operational by the 2027 MLS season. The Willets Point project will have 25,000 seats and 40,000 square feet of public space in addition to a new public school and 2,500 affordable homes built for the community. The project will add an estimated 16,000 jobs and $6 billion to the City's economy.

Arthur Ashe Stadium Renovation | Flushing Meadows Corona Park, Queens | 2027

The Unites States Tennis Association is self-funding $800 million, the largest single investment in US Open history, to reimagine Arthur Ashe Stadium and build a state-of-the-art $250 million Player Performance Center. This three-phase transformation, to be completed by the 2027 US Open, will include a dramatic new grand entrance, expanded concourses, upgraded dining and hospitality spaces, additional courtside seating and a luxury-focused redesign while giving players top-tier training, wellness and lounge facilities to ensure uninterrupted fan access and tournament play during construction.

North Shore of Staten Island Action Plan | Staten Island | 2027

Staten Island's North Shore is undergoing a major public transformation, with over $400 million in City investment to create a two-mile, continuous, publicly accessible waterfront esplanade from St. George to Stapleton by 2027. This revitalization will feature open spaces, bike infrastructure, restored shoreline access and public art installations. Projects underway include the construction of a new recreation center, rehabilitation of Pier 1, shoreline restoration at the Bank Street Site and upgrades to the Staten Island Ferry Terminal to improve pedestrian and bike connectivity. SIUH Community Park, a 7,000-seat stadium, is also receiving $9 million in capital improvements to support expanded programming.

About New York City Tourism + Conventions: New York City Tourism + Conventions is the official destination marketing organization (DMO) and convention and visitors bureau (CVB) for the five boroughs of New York City. Our mission is to invite the world and energize the City, building equitable, sustainable economic prosperity and community through tourism for the mutual benefit of residents, businesses and visitors. For all there is to do and see in New York City, visit nyctourism.com.