Events and Happenings
Discover events, parties, exhibitions, cultural happenings, and noteworthy gatherings in New York City and around the world. From upcoming experiences to firsthand event coverage, The Interior Review takes you inside what's happening, where to go, and what not to miss.
Events This Month in New York City
Philanthropy and Society
Go inside the galas, charitable celebrations, and society gatherings bringing together artists, philanthropists, cultural institutions, and influential figures.
Celebrating its 92nd anniversary, Casita Maria honored Hunt Slonem, Sonia Gutt de Haime, and Ben Rodriguez-Cubeñas with a bash at The Plaza in New York City. We documented the fiesta with our all-new Holo Digital Camera from Manual.
Featuring exclusive photos, Vaux-le-Vicomte closed its gates to the public for a gala supporting the restoration of the château’s Grottoes and historic fountains. Chaired by Barbara Tober, the evening brought together patrons, music, candlelight and fireworks in support of the estate’s “Retour aux Sources” project. Come inside with us.
The Denyce Graves Foundation’s 2026 Harvest Moon Gala was a star-studded occasion with Misty Copeland, Yannick Nézet-Séguin, and Ann Ziff being presented honors with impassioned pleas and performances by Paul Simon, Marianne Williamson, Susan Graham, Joshua Bell, and more.
For one day only, Sport City in Jordan’s capital city transforms into an open-air bazaar of international proportions. Mohammad J. S. Alwahsh takes us inside the 61st Annual International Diplomatic Charity Bazaar, benefiting Mabarrat Um Al Hussein.
The Swarovski Foundation and the United Nations gathered to celebrate a new class of young global changemakers—offering funding, mentorship, and a spotlight on creativity as a force for sustainable impact.
The high jewelry brand is busy this year, celebrating its 2025 cohort of awardees as well as the opening of its collaborative Expo 2025 pavilion in Osaka, Japan.
A play-by-play of the MoMA March Party 2025, from the perspective of poet and model Emily Ming-An Wang, featuring run-ins with old flames and new friends, plus plenty of art and music.
Bringing out a unique cross-section of New York City denizens, the Central Park Conservancy served up an unforgettable Night in the Emerald City while raising $1.3M for the park. We grabbed a camera and went uptown.
Events From Around the World
From intimate gatherings to grand international spectacles, The Interior Review goes inside the events, parties, exhibitions, and cultural celebrations shaping the world.
Gillian Hearst brought the best of the Manhattan scene to T-Squared Social for her annual Birthday Derby party, featuring drinks from Peroni, Bulleit, and Maker’s Mark, plus Southern classic snacks, and a dramatic Triple Crown opener broadcast live from Churchill Downs. We also include a recipe for a derby day must-have, the Mint Julep.
In one of Paris’ largest exhibition halls, acres of classic automotive treasures await admiration. Celebrating its 50th edition in France, writer Dan Latif and photographer Julien Fautrat show and tell the story of Rétromobile ahead of its New York City debut later this year.
Everybody knows about the Westminster Dog Show, but when it rolls around, it suddenly feels like it has already passed. Done with a decade of missing out, Emily Powers attends the Westminster Dog Show and reports on what it’s like to experience New York City’s oldest sporting event in person.
From the dance hits of Kylie Minogue to software from companies like Atlassian, Australia’s influence spans industries, institutions, and cultural life. Australia Day events in New York show how the 100,000 Australians living in the US maintain their connections to home.
We catch up with SABIRAH’s Deborah Latouche to learn about her vibrant Iftar event in London, her design practice, and what modest fashion means in 2025.
At New York Men’s Day, French journalist Dan Latif examines a series of immersive presentations from the next generation of American fashion.
Celebrating the iconic design, the opening night was attended by the likes of Janelle Monáe and Miami Heat player Kevin Love. The pop-up exhibition is open through Sunday, December 8th, 2024.
From private dinners to pickleball matches, the tennis world’s fiercely loyal citizens are treated to vast spread of activities as the US Open Tennis Championships kick off in the Big Apple.
You’re Invited
Discover events, parties, art exhibitions, restaurant and bar openings, and limited-time experiences worth knowing about in New York City and around the world.
Short on land but huge on culture, Taste of Iceland is bringing the ultimate celebration of all things Iceland to NYC. The series is returning with three days of music, design, film, food, and bike rides. Here’s a comprehensive look as Iceland descends upon the city that never sleeps. Oh, and we’ve never had to write “Free Event” this many times in a single story.
New York City’s best New Year’s Eve celebrations increasingly begin at the table and end on the dance floor. From multi-course dinners that unfold into midnight Champagne to galas where live music and DJs take over after dessert, we’ve made New Year’s Eve plans designed for those who want the full arc.
No more FOMO! These are the not-to-miss events during Miami Art Week 2025. From Es Devlin’s monumental Library of Us on Faena Beach to Jeffrey Deitch’s That Was Then, This Is Now in the Design District, New openings from Cartier, plus major presentations inside Art Basel Miami Beach and Art Miami. Many of these exhibitions run through the end of the year, offering the chance to experience Miami’s creative landscape long after the week’s rush subsides.
New York City offers countless winter pop-ups, but few rooftop experiences truly stand out. From suspended igloos to luxe chalets and a playful alpine lodge, these are our favorite escapes for cold-weather cocktails, vibes, and skyline views.
Krug Champagne has enlisted Max Richter, one of the most influential composers in contemporary culture, to reinterpret three 2008 Champagnes through three new musical compositions plus a short film.
From the Waldorf Astoria’s historic Peacock Alley to a groundbreaking new spa by Dior, New York City’s most compelling new spaces are less about novelty and more about intention. These are the openings redefining how New York City eats, drinks, and feels.
Mia Moretti
October isn’t just for Halloween (but we’ve got plenty of that!). October in New York brings black-tie galas with Casita Maria, Icelandic feasts, Champagne-fueled parties, rooftop Halloween transformations at the Moxy Times Square, and one of the city’s wildest annual traditions. Here are the exhibitions, dinners, parties, performances, and other events worth knowing about in October 2026.