The 5th annual Open Market is an epic neighborhood celebration with delicious food, drink, sample sale shopping, and dancing.
Open Market 2018, the annual 'indoor block party' hosted by the Meatpacking District Business Improvement District (BID), returns to Highline Stages next Thursday, March 8, to celebrate the local business community. Dubbed the unofficial kickoff to the spring season, visitors and locals alike can enjoy every aspect of the iconic neighborhood, all under one roof. The dual-level venue allows guests to leisurely stroll through participating businesses, booth to booth, shopping their favorite brands and indulging in endless bites and sips.
The unforgettable evening includes food tastings and bespoke cocktails from 25+ area restaurants and bars, sample sale shopping from high-end retailers, entry into the silent auction, and music by Coco and Breezy. For the ultimate night out, VIP tickets offer early access to shop the sample sales, an exclusive hospitality experience by Soho House, a buy-it-now option for the silent auction, a gift bag filled will brand products, and guaranteed access to the VIP after party at TAO Downtown.
Open Market brings together all the dynamic and varied businesses that make the district one of the most unique neighborhoods in Manhattan. Dozens of brands spanning the hospitality, fashion, art, and technology industries will participate in the evening’s festivities, including:
Food & Drink
Food & Drink: L'Atelier de Joel Robuchon, Santina, Corkbuzz, Megu, Sixpoint, The Standard Biergarten, Bagatelle, Bodega Negra, Fig & Olive, Catch, La Sirena, TAO Downtown, Sherry B Dessert Studio, Soho House, Bubby’s, STK Downtown, Ample Hills Creamery, Brenne, High Street on Hudson, Lifeway, and more!
Fashion, Retail, Technology & Lifestyle
Fashion & Retail: Theory, Rag & Bone, DVF, Alice & Olivia, Helmut Lang, Lilla P, The Kooples, Trina Turk/Mr Turk and more!
Technology & Lifestyle: Samsung, Lexus, Caudalie, Kikkerland, Chelsea Market Baskets, and more
Open Market raises funds that go towards the sanitation and beautification of the district - the betterment of a beloved neighborhood. 100% of the proceeds go to the Meatpacking District Improvement Association (MPIA), the non- profit business alliance of the area and will be specifically earmarked for the capital upgrade of the district’s streetscape, called the 14th Street Master Plan.
For more information, please visit: openmarketnyc.com.
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