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Hudson Yards

Hudson Yards is New York’s newest neighborhood. It’s a mixed-use development over the West Side railroad yards.

Major attractions include The Shops mall, The Shed arts space, The Vessel, The Edge skydeck, and Mercado Little Spain.

The Javits Center convention center is now part of Hudson Yards.

Thank you Hudson Yards for sponsoring New York Latin Culture Magazine!

Hudson Yards features, news, venues, artists, about, visit

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Hudson Yards Features

Armory Show 2023 (Vincent Tullo/Armory Show)

The Armory Show Brings International Latin and African Galleries to New York

New York’s big fall contemporary art fair anchors Armory Week.

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Frieze New York 2023 (Tanyabird777/Dreamstime)

Frieze New York 2023 Brings International Galleries to One of NYC’s Contemporary Art Cores

Frieze brings hi-end contemporary art galleries from 27 countries to New York. The Frieze Week cluster of art fairs puts New York on the international art calendar.

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IFPDA Print Fair (Vonora/Dreamstime)

IFPDA Print Fair 2022 is at Javits Center

VIP Preview Thursday, October 27, 2022
Friday-Sunday, October 28-30, 2022
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Hudson Yards News

January 2023

Bárbara Martínez performs Spanish flamenco; at Mercado Little Spain in Hudson Yards; on Thursday, January 26, 2023 at 6pm. 🇪🇸🇦🇷🇻🇪


Venues

Javits Center is NYC's main convention center (Sean Pavone/Dreamstime)

Javits Center

Mercado Little Spain (Zhukovsky/Dreamstime)

Mercado Little Spain

The Shed at Hudson Yards (Kathy Images/Adobe)

The Shed

  • Mercado Little Spain, by Celebrity Spanish Chef José Andrés, is one of NYC’s best Spanish markets and collection of Spanish restaurants. It’s a great place for lechon (roast suckling pig), paella cooked over wood fires, octopus, sardines, and Spanish pastries. It’s a great date spot.


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  • IFPDA Print Fair fine art print art fair.
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About Hudson Yards

In addition to residential, commercial and office space, the new development includes:

  • The Shops mall
  • The Shed performing arts center
  • The Vessel selfie spot
  • The Edge skyline viewing platform

When it was being built, we wondered what on earth The Vessel was for. This circular stairway to nowhere is a New York style selfie-spot (it’s big). As of March 2022, it is temporarily closed.

On the right you can see The Shed performing arts center with its movable roof.

Behind The Vessel, you can see The Shops mall. It has a lot of high end retailers.

Mercado Little Spain is in The Shops’ basement. It’s a wonderful collection of Spanish markets, restaurants and bars by renowned Spanish Chef José Andrés and the Adría Brothers.

There is great lechon, paella, pulpo, sardinas, pastries and other Spanish delicacies that you won’t find anywhere else in NYC, quite like this. The presentation is extraordinary. It feels like a high-end market in the Latin world. Watching the chefs work is exciting for foodies. Your mouth waters just from walking around. It’s also a great date spot.

Leña is a delicious restaurant. Its speciality is fire grilled Basque and Asturian dishes from Northern Spain.

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