🌱 Patch AM: Indictment filed in deadly October assault near West 20th and Eighth

And check out 12th Annual NYC Autumn Wine & Food Festival® on the Chelsea Patch calendar

🌱 Patch AM: Truth on Trial: 80 Years After Nuremberg A Conversation with Natalie Livingstone & Nadav Eyal and 12 more events

And check out 12th Annual NYC Autumn Wine & Food Festival® on the Chelsea Patch calendar

🌱 Patch AM: What makes Irish Rep’s Chelsea revival of “The Hairy Ape” so gripping?

Happening soon: An Evening With Debut Author Ron Segal in Partnership with Jewish Book Council and JCC Manhattan on the Chelsea Patch…

🌱 Patch AM: Where Chelsea pet owners can now get free pet food

Make time for Tremendous Office Furniture & Soft Seating Warehouse Liquidation Sale on the Chelsea Patch calendar

🌱 Patch AM: What wellness drinks and Korean tapas are coming to 20th Street?

Make time for Halloween Fun! on the Chelsea Patch calendar

🌱 Patch AM: Spooktacular Family Fun and 11 more events

Coming up on the Chelsea Patch calendar: Halloween Fun!

🌱 Patch AM: October Open Mic Night of Theatre, Song, Ideas, and Current Events and 12 more events

And check out Halloween Fun! on the Chelsea Patch calendar

5th Annual Longest Table Potluck Event Returns To Chelsea

The table will stretch down the middle of West 21st Street.

Work & Process' Pop-Up Dance, Music Series Returns To Manhattan West Plaza

The weekly program takes place Wednesdays evenings in September.

FIT To Hold Inaugural '27th On Sale' Shopping Event Benefiting Student Scholarships

The two-day event will take place at FIT’s John E. Reeves Great Hall this month.

New Immersive Ocean Exhibition Set To Open At Chelsea Market

"Twilight Zone: Hidden Wonders of the Ocean" will transport visitors hundreds of feet beneath the ocean’s surface.

CityPickle Brings 5-Day Pickleball Festival To NYC This Month

The celebration coincides with a major week for racquet sports in New York.

STK Steakhouse Opens New Location In Chelsea: What To Know

The restaurant brings together "the atmosphere of downtown Manhattan with the bold flavor and modern steakhouse experience."

Oishii Bringing Its 1st Retail Store To Chelsea Market This Week

The location will open on Thursday, August 20.

A 13x Return on a 200K Investment for Lung Cancer Research

Lung Cancer Foundation of America’s Seed Grants Grow to More than $50 Million in Additional Funding

Calling All Dancers Ages 6 Months to 8 Years Old!

Register today and use the code PATCH for 20% off of your 1st month's enrollment!

Give Your Child a Head Start: Enroll at KIPP NYC for Fall 2025

Free K–12 public schools in the Bronx, Brooklyn, and Manhattan preparing students for success in college, career, and beyond.

Local Business Spotlight AMT Theater

AMT Theater is the brainchild of Producer Al Tapper ("Broadway: The Golden Age") and Artistic Director Tony Sportiello.

3 Sought In Teen Beating, Robbery At Union Sq Subway Entrance: NYPD

Authorities are looking for three men who beat a teen victim over a cell phone and necklace near the subway station's entrance in October.

1 Chelsea Building Named On 'Worst Landlord' List For 2023

One Chelsea building earned the dubious honor of being part of the Worst Landlord list for 2023. Here's the address:

‘High End’ Theater Proposed For Former Flatiron Limelight Nightclub

A 360-seat performance space may be in the cards for the former Limelight nightclub. Here's what to know:

Restaurants Open Christmas Day And Christmas Eve 2023 In Chelsea

Need a coffee shop, formal sit-down meal or grab-and-go meal on Christmas Day or Christmas Eve? Patch has you covered. See the list:

Gingerbread House Building, Ballet: See Holiday Fun At Chelsea Market

From ballet dancing to a grandiose gingerbread village display, Chelsea Market has plenty of seasonal fun to offer.

Chelsea Man, 52, Reported Missing: Have You Seen Jonathan?

Jonathan Wilson was last seen leaving his home near West 16th Street Wednesday, police said. Have you seen him?

Neon Parade, Free Holiday Fun Coming To Flatiron Thursday

Expect neon lights, holiday tunes, performances by Bond Street Theatre, a large LED public art installation and more.

The Donut Pub Is Finally Back One Year After Damage Forced Closure

The beloved Chelsea eatery, which has been a fixture in the community since its establishment in Dec. 1964, is back in business.

What Makes These Ten Songs So Great?

Rock 101, an exciting new multimedia presentation with an all-star live band, answers that question on November 16th.

Discount Designer Deals Coming To Chelsea’s Housing Works This Week

High-end pieces are being sold at a 50 to 80% discount, with proceeds slated to help New Yorkers living with HIV and AIDS.

1,100-Foot-High Skating Rink Returns To Hudson Yards In 2023

Starting Nov. 15, thrill-seekers can skate high above the Big Apple and enjoy 360-degree skyline views. Here’s what to know:

Win Free Sandwiches For A Month At Moynihan Food Hall: Here’s How

One Chelsea sandwicherie is giving foodies the chance to win free sandwiches for a month. Here’s what you need to know:

Flatiron Building Slated For Condo Conversion: What We Know

Want to live in a 120-year-old New York City landmark? Your chance may be coming soon.

Charity ChiliFest Returns To Chelsea: Here’s When

Admission gets you all-you-can-eat chili tastings, live music, outdoor games and a cash beer/wine bar. Here’s how to attend:

Union Square Target Opens As Other NYC Store Shuts Over Theft Issues

Not one month after Target announced the closure of a NYC store citing staff safety concerns, a new site has opened on Union Square.

Bad Bunny’s Chelsea Penthouse May Be Priciest NYC Rental Right Now

The “Tití Me Preguntó” rapper rented an $18.5 million condo overlooking the High Line. Here’s how much he’s reportedly shelling out:

Parking Meter Rate Hikes Come To Chelsea: Here's By How Much

Chelsea saw more than a 20 percent increase in some parking meter rates this week, according to new data from the NYCDOT.

Layoffs Coming For 130+ Google Contract Workers: NY Dept. Of Labor

Most of the contractors are based out of the 8th Avenue Google building in Chelsea, according to New York Department of Labor documents.

7K-Square-Foot Pedestrian Plaza Opens In Meatpacking District

Gansevoort Landing, located across from the Whitney, features a vibrant mural commissioned by the museum and crepe myrtle planters aplenty.

Auntie Anne’s & Cinnabon Are Offering FREE Pretzels and Bonbites!

Celebrate National Cinnamon Day with a FREE Cinnamon Sugar Pretzel or Cinnabon 4 count Bonbites! (NO PURCHASE NECESSARY)!

Moynihan Hall Bar, Upscale Fried Chicken: Chelsea-Area's Fall Openings

Care to grab a craft cocktail before an LIRR trip or try fanciful fried chicken in Flatiron? Here’s the scoop on the area's new arrivals.

Cruise Ship Pollutants On West Side: New Bill Says Plug In Or Ship Out

“Most of these pollutants are invisible, and they’re wafting over our neighborhoods and making people sick,” one city official said.

Chelsea NYCHA Residents To Get Job Bank, Training Through New Program

City council member Erik Bottcher announced the West Side Work Coalition initiative, which aims to connect residents with local jobs.

Vintage Fashion Pop-Up Coming To Chelsea’s Olly Olly Market

Vintage dresses from the 70s, handbags from the 1920s and graphic tee shirts from the 80s are just some of the anticipated offerings.

Madison Square Garden's Controversial 5-Year Permit OK'd By Council

The New York City Council has approved the arena’s controversial five-year permit.

Free Outdoor Movie Series Returns To Hudson Yards

This year’s lineup features a slew of 2000s romantic comedies and spooky autumn-themed favorites. See the full schedule:

Can LASIK help me see without eyeglasses permanently?

With Lasik surgery, people can improve their vision & eliminate problems like farsightedness, nearsightedness, & astigmatism.

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What age is right for LASIK Eye Surgery?

Age does play a role when it comes to determining candidacy for surgery

Post-Quarantine NYC Buyers Prioritizing More Space

In the past, buyers would prioritize location-related items over things like square footage and layout.