INVITE ONLYDecember 10, 2019

Company Holiday Party – Dec 18th, 2019

It’s been another crazy year for the MARKET HOTEL / TRANS-PECOS / NYC EVENT PRO teams and we’re excited to be celebrating again at Market with the staffs all together (the one time a year this happens), as well as our extended network of friends, clients, industry, and everyone that made this amazing year possible (of course, family invited too!). We’ll be eating pizza from PIZZA LOVES EMILY, tasting HIATUS Tequila and beers from BALDOR and SIXPOINT, all the whilst cosied up with some of Matt’s favorite vinyl DJs and unique performances lead by the ringleader of our festivities, SAGE SOVEREIGN.

Oh, and there will be karaoke … (with Dan making a guest performance, but you didn’t hear it here)

DECEMBER 18, 2019 – 8PM

MARKET HOTEL
1140 MYRTLE AVE
BROOKLYN, NY 11221

invite only – rsvp@nycevent.pro

FEEL FREE TO BRING A DISH TO PASS

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  1. Kristina Cubero

    December 18, 2019

    I’m coming

  2. John Pops

    December 18, 2019

    Thanks for the invite Erika! I’ll be attending with Julia Cassano (Wallplay) as my +1

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FAURSCHOU Foundation NYC Opening – Dec 2019

We are honored to be supporting, in conjunction with Artory, the Faurschou Foundation Brooklyn opening. The Foundation already includes permanent exhibition spaces in Copenhagen and Beijing, and a biannual pop-up space in Venice.

The Foundation will inaugurate Faurschou New York with The Red Bean Grows in the South, a group exhibition centered on concepts of dreams and longing, featuring major large-scale and experiential works. Many of the works are from the Foundation’s collection, and are by a diverse array of international artists, including Ai Weiwei, Georg Baselitz, Louise Bourgeois, Cecily Brown, Cai Guo-Qiang, Tracey Emin, Omer Fast, Anselm Kiefer, Edward and Nancy Reddin Kienholz, Christian Lemmerz, Paul McCarthy, Richard Mosse, Yoko Ono, Robert Rauschenberg, Alison Saar, Danh Vo, and Yu Hong. Works in the exhibition span a variety of media and explore conceptual themes such as violence, war, politics, idealism, and escapism, as well as hope, dreams, desire, lust, and longing. The idea of longing, in particular, is manifest throughout the exhibition in different ways, be it a sense of longing for someone (as in a loved one) or for something (as in a better future). The works resonate strongly as individual pieces, but also take on new meaning when placed in dialogue with one another.

The newly renovated 12,000 square-foot industrial warehouse in Greenpoint, will give the Foundation a new platform to showcase large-scale installations and experiential works from Faurschou’s collection, thematic group shows centered on the human condition and experience, and solo presentations of acclaimed artists from across the globe.

In addition to temporary exhibitions, some large-scale works from the Foundation’s collection will regularly be on view, allowing Faurschou to make more of the works in its collection publicly accessible. As with all of Faurschou Foundation’s permanent exhibition spaces, Faurschou New York will be free and open to the public.

Faurschou New York
148 Green Street, Greenpoint, Brooklyn
New York, NY 11222

Public opening hours starting December 16th, 2019 from 12 PM – 7 PM, Wednesday through Sunday.

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OPEN TO THE PUBLICDecember 09, 2019

Fuji Fridays – Holiday Edition – Dec 13th, 2019

Celebrate Fuji Friday with Urban Outfitters! Join us this Friday for Instax Holiday Workshops led by Grace Miceli (@artbabygirl) and David Foarde (@davidfoarde)!

Plus, enjoy specialty spiked hot cocktails designed by NYC Event Pro, giveaways + more!

HERALD SQUARE LOCATION – 1333 BROADWAY

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VEDA Pop-Up @ Space Ninety 8 – Dec 12, 2019

We’re excited to be celebrating VEDA’s newest collection with our friends at Urban Outfitters at their super sweet Williamsburg, available exclusively at Urban Outfitters. Join us for drinks + tarot readings – plus, get your VEDA jacket customized by Anja Slibar!

7 PM – 9 PM
Space Ninety 8
98 N 6th Street
Brooklyn, NY 11249

See you there!

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Patrick Church Pop Up Party – Dec 4th, 2019

Please join us to celebrate the launch of Patrick’s first pop up store!

We’re excited to be partnering with Paddle8, Wallplay, Offline Projects, and Tom of Finland Wines in support of the launch of Patrick Church‘s latest NYC manifestation, a storefront popup located in the heart of Soho, at 327 Canal Street. Please join us for the opening reception on Wednesday, December 4th, from 7-10pm.

OPENING RECEPTION
Wed, December 4, 2019
7:00 PM – 10:00 PM

327 Canal Street
New York, NY 10013

Patrick’s first solo retail experience, there will be limited edition products, handcrafted and painted in New York. Along with original artworks, Patrick is also offering custom services, allowing people to commission bespoke pieces. 

Patrick started his label at the beginning of 2018, and has collaborated with the likes of Bloomingdale’s, the iconic French shoe company, Repetto, as well as Opening Ceremony. His clothes has been worn by Katy Perry, Teyana Taylor, and Christina Aguilera, to name just a few. On top of designing clothing, Patrick is a celebrated artist and just finished a successful run of his first solo exhibition in New York.

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SPONSOREDNovember 21, 2019

TIA ADEOLA x NIKE – Nov 23rd, 2019

The NYC woman is hustling every day. She is running, training, and living as her authentic self. She is sprinting to make every meeting, then canvassing the streets for a cause. She is breaking the mold of the traditional athlete, and redefining sport.


Tia is one of these women. She is pushing the meaning of what sport is through her life and experience in NYC.
What she does, every day in NYC, is sport.


Please join us for a special fashion show in partnership with Nike, Rumble Boxing and Chapter 2 Agency – Saturday, November 23rd, 2019 from 8pm-10pm. We’ll be serving sparkling wine, spritzes and light vegan bites.

49 W 23RD ST
NEW YORK, NY 10011

RSVP HERE

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BLOGNovember 20, 2019

How Can an Event Company Benefit Community and Respect the Environment – UN Global Goals

How Can an Event Company Benefit Community and Respect the Environment

UN Global Goals

 
Read our UN Global Goals Feature


So much goes into producing special events and so much can come out of it. Guests can be left with unforgettable encounters and life-lasting experiences, while also leaving behind a trail of excessive waste and missed opportunities for positive impact.

  • GOAL 5 GENDER EQUALITY 
  • GOAL 8 DECENT WORK AND SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC GROWTH
  • GOAL 10 REDUCE INEQUALITY
  • GOAL 12 SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION


 

FOUR KEY STEPS

Planning

The Global Goals provide a framework to grow within both as individuals and as a company. While many goals inspire us and tie to our personal and communal values and initiatives, Goals #5, 8, 10 and 12 are most impactful to our organization and industry. 

Commitments

We support Goal 5 by ensuring full participation in leadership and decision-making by a predominantly female staff. Further, we are committed to prioritizing women (and minority) owned businesses as vendors and event partners. Over 50% of the companies we hire or collaborate with are also women-owned. 

Goal 8 not only defines our business, as we are a small-sized entrepreneurial business but also compliments our hiring practices and employment principles. We strive to maintain a fair profit share between all employees by being employee-owned and create opportunities for team members to develop clients and/or internal tasks and roles that allow greater compensation for each individual. Because of this many staff hold varied roles within our organization. Additionally, our starting rate is above minimum wage, we cover food and travel expenses, which is not standard in our industry, offer no-interest loans to staff, and support with company assets staff endeavors related to our industry.  We encourage creative problem solving through idea share and alternating tasks and responsibilities. By being a team of equals instead of a set hierarchy we are able to foster greater team morale than we’ve noticed from other similar organizations in our industry.

Although we are a small team, we aid in forwarding the principles of Goal 10 by ensuring we hire and support vendors from a wide range of backgrounds and practice equal pay policies. When it comes to the makeup of our company, women and minorities are the majority.

Goal 12 of substantially reducing waste through prevention, reduction, recycling, and reuse plays into many aspects of our industry, from general waste generated during the production and run of the event to the carbon footprint created by sourced materials. We consider this aspect in all parts of our business, including sourcing materials created locally or nationally, working with local vendors and employing local talent, using sustainable disposables, and reusing and/or donating leftover materials and product. We also work to donate excess food to woman’s shelters following events.

Actions

We feel like many of the Global Goals resonate throughout our organization. The makeup of our team and values we prioritize show our support of Goals 5, 8, 10 and 12. We support and push to clients other women and/or minority small businesses, with a focus on local and/or vegan options and chefs in food offerings. We offer free support and discounted services to other women and/or minority small businesses, and are active in related small business and women based groups and collectives. Although our impact is small, using it to share our intentions of first reducing and conserving, and further, making it a point to inform our guests about the sustainable options we’ve selected, as well as how to consume less, we further the principles of Goal 12. Concurrently, we recommend clients include the option to purchase carbon offset credits for larger events, and have a list of related charities we suggest clients partner with for ticketed events that are women, minority, or environmental focused.

We commit to supporting Goal 5 by continuing to employ a majority of women and minority staff. We hope to continue our efforts towards Goal 8 by increasing existing employees’ company ownership percentage in the next year, and years to come. By increasing business within our existing principles, we will continue to adhere to Goal 10 in supporting other women and minority vendors, suppliers and staff. In line with Goal 12, we forecast that as our business grows we will be able to greater influence the industry standards regarding using sustainable materials and considering waste and carbon offsets of event production.

Progress

GOAL 5 – GENDER EQUALITY – ENSURE FULL PARTICIPATION IN LEADERSHIP AND DECISION-MAKING

Our team is majority women as well as majority, minority standing individuals. Women and minorities have, “full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making” in our company.

Goal 8 – DECENT WORK AND SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC GROWTH – PROMOTE POLICIES TO SUPPORT JOB CREATION AND GROWING ENTERPRISES

We promote, “development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation”, by paying over minimum wage, being employee-owned, sharing responsibilities for greater profit share. Through our success, we encourage the formalization of other similar-sized enterprises. We also publicly and financially support a charity that offers financial services to other small businesses and support financially and through mentorship independent projects of staff, related entities, arts and non-profit.

GOAL 10 – REDUCE INEQUALITY – ADOPT FISCAL AND SOCIAL POLICIES THAT PROMOTES EQUALITY

Our organization’s policies, including fiscal, wage and social protection policies, are progressively designed to achieve greater equality amongst our team and our vendors and collaborators. We strive to be a company that individuals can find longevity in an industry where that can be a challenge.

GOAL 12 – SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION –SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCE WASTE GENERATION

We are actively participating Goal 12 to “substantially reduce waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse” by 2030. We intend to continue to utilize and promote other local, sustainably-focused, small businesses as well as ways to reduce waste in the event industry and continue studies on how to reduce waste and emissions generated by the industry.


NYCEVENTPRO DECLARATION OF SUSTAINABILITY
NYCEVENTPRO VENDORS AND NON-PROFITS
NYCEVENTPRO TERMS AND CONDITIONS

READ MORE AT: SUSTAINABLEDEVELOPMENT.UN.ORG/SDGS

GRAPHIC PER THE EVENTS INDUSTRY COUNCIL

TICKETEDNovember 08, 2019

Hot Situations – Nov 9th, 2019

We’re excited to be supporting Hot Situations at the door and in love and vibe at their SEASON FINALE event Saturday, November 9th, 2019 2pm-10pm at a secret location (disclosed with ticket purchase).

Familiar DJs, magic food, live performances, your favorite characters, all the hot connections, mixology drinks, mind transforming shows, and much more will keep you daydreaming all day long ❄️🌿☀️

Lineup:
SABO 
ILLICH MUJICA
CLAUDIUS RAPHAEL
MEMOS
SALIMBENI
JOEY GREINER 
TORY

Live Violin Performances by Jonathan Bregman (@BregsViolin)

TICKETS

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TICKETEDNovember 07, 2019

Disturbed with Dan Ghenacia – Nov 8th, 2019

We’re excited to be supporting AG Studios in presenting the 24th Chapter of their event series Friday, November 8th from 11pm-4am, featuring a master in his category, Dan Ghenacia.

Dan Ghenacia [ Apollonia ]
soundcloud.com/dan-ghenacia

Nico Laa [ ALINE Brooklyn ]
soundcloud.com/nico-laa

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You’ll need a password to buy tickets. To get it, please e-mail: hello@avant-garde.nyc

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INVITE ONLY, SPONSOREDOctober 28, 2019

Danny Cole Halloween – Oct 31st, 2019

Artist Danny Cole presents his upcoming NYC performance of Welcome Creature this year on Halloween, Thursday, October 31st. We’re excited to be collaborating with Austin-based Aces High Creative, in support of a Halloween Creature special, starring Matt Shultz (Cage the Elephant), London O’Connor and various special guests and featuring live music from Joy Again, Instupendo, Harry Teardrop, and Pretty Sick. All set in Industria‘s beautiful Williamsburg location.

Photos from Cole’s last New York performance from Sacha Lecca for Rolling Stone here.

INDUSTRIA
39 S 5TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY 11249

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