House 10: The 10 essential things to book in New York this week
From parties with fashion’s elite to recharging with Cowshed treatments and our Feast, check out what’s happening across our New York Houses
Tuesday 15 February 2022 By Avia Hawkins
1. Weekend Feasts
Whether you’re recovering from the night before or up early meeting family and friends, join us at the House for the return of Feast every Saturday and Sunday. At Soho House New York, expect all your favourite brunch staples. Over in Brooklyn, dig into tasty jerk salmon, BBQ chicken, and smoked brisket at DUMBO House. At Ludlow, enjoy chicken and waffles on Saturday and Dim Sum Feast on Sundays. Feasts are available at $55 per person from 12pm to 5pm.
Book your table on the SH.APP or with club reception.
2. Cowshed spa’s TRIP to Paradise package
In need of some R&R this week? Enjoy the TRIP to Paradise package with an hour-long CBD massage, an hour-long CBD facial, TRIP CBD oil, FORIA intimate arousal oil, and TRIP tonic. Exclusively available in our Cowshed spas, TRIP CBD ensures maximum relaxation in your next treatment.
Book before the end of February here.
3. In The Mode with AmiraaVee: the future of fashion in colour on Tuesday
Head over the bridge to DUMBO this Tuesday for a talk led by fashion stylist, AmiraaVee, focusing on how entrepreneurs, visionaries and top leaders in their industry operate at their highest potential and frequency. This upcoming conversation, powered by Farfetch, will focus on the future of fashion in colour.
Reserve a space for you and your guests here.
4. Marrisa Wilson NYFW debut collection afterparty on Tuesday
Fashion week is in full swing across the city. On Tuesday, womenswear designer, Marrisa Wilson, celebrates the debut of her runway collection at DUMBO House. Best known for her relaxed styling blended with bold textiles and vibrant print artwork, she invites you for happy hour with her team and a customisation workshop by CreateMe.
Book your place here.
5. Blackstage: NYFW wrap party featuring Ian Isiah on Tuesday
On Tuesday night, attend the NYFW afterparty to celebrate Black creatives in the fashion industry. Rub shoulders with the likes of editorial hairstylist, Jawara Wauchope, celebrity fashion manicurist, Dawn Sterling, and celebrity makeup artist, Raisa Flowers, all while listening to special guest DJs and a performance by Ian Isiah.
To reserve your space, click here.
6. Explicit Content: Conway the Machine on Wednesday
On Wednesday, make your way to Soho House New York’s Vinyl Room for the first of Membership Manager Mathieu Dunoyer’s listening party series, Explicit Content. Hosted in partnership with D’USSE, American rapper, Conway the Machine, will celebrate his birthday with an intimate listening session around his newest album, God Don’t Make Mistakes. The party starts at 9pm and keeps going until 1am.
Click here to join the party.
8. Sound Sessions: Max Glazer on Thursday
Make your way to Brooklyn to see Max Glazer perform at DUMBO House. The cofounder of New York City’s Federation Sound has produced for Vybz Kartel and a host of reggae superstars. As a DJ, Glazer has toured the world with Rihanna, Cham, Sean Paul and more, performing on some of the world’s most legendary stages. In other words, prepare to hit the dance floor.
To reserve your place at the show, click here.
9. Fashion, design, and dialogue: House of Aama
On Saturday, enjoy a conversation with House of Aama, led by CFDA producer, Christina Madry. After presenting with Victor Glemaud, House of Aama highlights its heritage collection, ‘Bloodroot’, which was featured on the last season of Insecure. Stick around for a discussion with cofounders, Rebecca Henry and Akua Shabaka, on the creative direction and archival analysis that helped form their SS22 collection.
Reserve spaces for you and your guests here.
10. Black history through jazz
Wrap up the week at Soho House New York as Grammy-nominated trombonist and singer, Jeffery Miller, shines a light on an often-misunderstood genre. Listen in as he presents a night of original jazz compositions and arrangements to outline the history of the Black art form and its key figures.
Book your spot here.