Retail

Now at Hudson Yards, CAMP is a one-of-a-kind experience built to engage and inspire young families. CAMP has a canteen (café), an interactive space for play and shopping, and a theater for activities and programming for kids. Come play!

Before Equinox Hotel Chicago breaks ground later this year, Box Shops By Related has moved in, erecting a unique showcase for a diverse mix of vendors housed in colorful used shipping containers. The complex also features an Equinox sports court and an outdoor beer garden for Haymarket Pub.

Amazon Books, launched by one of the world’s largest online retailers, has the ability to go above and beyond when it comes to in-store recommendations. The location at The Shops at Columbus Circle can help you discover your new favorite book by using data from Amazon.com customer ratings, pre-orders, sales and popularity on Goodreads, as well as by asking the store’s own curators.

Cult favorite Momofuku has just opened the new outpost Kāwi at Hudson Yards, and now fans can purchase some of their most beloved specialty products at the nearby Peach Mart. Exclusively available at the shop’s Hudson Yards location, these curated seasonings are sure to elevate any dish.

Inspired by the wonders of the cosmos, Cartier’s new collection, “Les Galaxies de Cartier,” was exclusively launched at Hudson Yards—the first location in North America where the unique pieces were made available. The special collection is crafted from Tahitian pearls, yellow sapphires and metaquartzite, a metamorphic rock that Cartier is using for the first time in their jewelry.

Gary Friedman is well-known for being a retail maverick, and nowhere is his creative spirit more apparent than at Rosemary Square's Restoration Hardware. Hear Gary's interview and tour the gorgeous, innovative space that is at the forefront of experiential retail with its rooftop restaurant, wine bar, wine vault, pantry and barista bar.

In only a few months, Momofuku Noodle Bar Columbus Circle made its mark on NYC's dining scene. With a nod to Momofuku Noodle Bar's popularity, revered food blog Eater's chief critic Ryan Sutton and Taste's editor-in-chief Matt Rodbard both named the restaurant as one of the most impressive newcomers in NYC in 2018.

Hudson Yards is betting that a developer can counter the rise of internet shopping.

American pop artist Donald Robertson shows his playful approach in new work at The Shops & Restaurants at Hudson Yards, part of the larger ongoing “Off the Wall” installation curated by Culture Corps. His made-for-social-media piece Love Thy Selfie consists of colorful walls scribbled with titles like “almost famous” that look penned in permanent marker, encouraging viewers to relate, engage and snap photos.

In a former Macy’s location, Rosemary Square created the Culture Lab, open from November 2017 through April 2019, serving as a rotating showcase of interactive art installations designed to be experienced by all five senses. The eclectic series of exhibitions ranged from an immersive visual and audio installation by Stephen Vitiello to a series of dreamy, woven hammocks by Ioanna Pantazopoulou.

For years, tourists and native New Yorkers alike have sought countless photo opportunities with Columbian artist Fernando Botero’s Adam and Eve, two larger-than-life bronze figures that stand near the entrance of The Shops at Columbus Circle. Botero’s sense of humor and appreciation for the human form are reflected in the duo that has become a longstanding crowd favorite.