New York City · Manhattan
MANHATTAN
The Heart of It All
About Manhattan
Manhattan is the cultural, financial, and entertainment capital of New York City — and arguably the world. From the iconic skyline of Midtown to the cobblestone streets of the West Village, from Central Park's 843 acres to the energy of Union Square, Manhattan is where everything happens.
For X-CURSIONS IN MOTION, Manhattan is where we host some of our most iconic events — Bridgerton in the Park at Central Park, the Waltz Social and Sabor Latino in Nolita, and now Time Out Market Union Square as our newest Manhattan hub.
Whether you're visiting for a weekend or you live here — Manhattan always has something new to discover.
Things to Do
Explore Manhattan
Central Park
843 acres in the heart of Manhattan. Home to Bridgerton in the Park, outdoor dance classes, and the most iconic green space in the world.
Grand Central Terminal
One of the most beautiful train stations in the world — the Main Concourse, the Oyster Bar, and the celestial ceiling.
The High Line
An elevated park built on a former railway line — art installations, gardens, and sweeping views of the Hudson River.
Time Out Market Union Square
Seven curated kitchens, a bar, a stage, and a terrace. The best of NYC's food and culture under one roof at Union Square.
Radio City Music Hall
The Showplace of the Nation — legendary concerts, the Rockettes, and one of the most iconic entertainment venues in the world.
Broadway & Theater District
The greatest concentration of live theater in the world. From classic musicals to cutting-edge drama.
1.6M
Residents
23
Sq Miles
2.3M
Daily Commuters
#1
Most Visited Borough
What We Do Here
X-CURSIONS IN MOTION in Manhattan
Time Out Market Union Square
Food Hall · Craft Cocktails · Live Events · Union Square, Manhattan
Time Out Market Union Square brings the best of New York City together under one roof — seven curated kitchens, a bar, a stage, and a terrace with outdoor seating. Right in the heart of Manhattan at Union Square, this is where culture, food, and community collide.
The Energy
Live events & community moments at Time Out Market Union Square
Xavier at Union Square
The Terrace · Aperol Spritz
Patty Palace
Good People
The Crew
Location
124 East 14th Street · Union Square, Manhattan, NY 10003
What It Is
7 Curated Kitchens · Bar · Stage · Outdoor Terrace · ~300 Seats
Hours
Open Daily · 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Time Out Market Union Square is Manhattan's newest food and cultural hub — a curated mix of the city's best culinary experiences, live events, and community energy. Seven kitchens featuring top NYC chefs, a full bar, a live stage, communal tables, and a terrace for outdoor dining. Right at Union Square, steps from everything.
Visit Time Out Market Union Square →“Time Out Market Union Square is right in the heart of Manhattan — seven kitchens, a bar, a stage, and a terrace. The energy in there is electric. Great food, great drinks, and the kind of crowd that makes you feel like you're at the center of the city.”
— Xavier Marzan · X-Cursions in Motion
Radio City Music Hall
The Showplace of the Nation · Midtown Manhattan
Radio City Music Hall is one of the most iconic entertainment venues in the world — home to the Rockettes, legendary concerts, and unforgettable live events. Located in Rockefeller Center in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, it's been the stage for some of the biggest moments in entertainment since 1932.
🏀 Knicks Watch Party · Radio City Music Hall
Jalen Brunson #11
Mikal Bridges #25
Josh Hart #3
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Knicks Watch Party
Radio City Music Hall
Location
1260 6th Ave, New York, NY 10020 · Rockefeller Center
Known For
Concerts · The Rockettes · Live Events · Watch Parties
Est.
1932 · Art Deco Landmark · 5,960 Seats
Radio City Music Hall opened in 1932 as part of Rockefeller Center and has been a New York City landmark ever since. With nearly 6,000 seats, it's one of the largest indoor theaters in the world. From the Christmas Spectacular starring the Rockettes to world-class concerts and special events like the Knicks Watch Party — Radio City is where New York comes together for the biggest moments.
Highlights
What Happens at Radio City
Christmas Spectacular
The Rockettes' annual holiday show — a New York tradition since 1933. High-kicking precision, stunning sets, and holiday magic.
World-Class Concerts
From Tony Bennett to Alicia Keys, from comedy specials to award shows — Radio City hosts the biggest names in entertainment.
Knicks Watch Parties
Thousands of fans watching the game on the big screen inside one of the most iconic venues in the world. Pure New York energy.
Guided Tours
Go behind the scenes of the Showplace of the Nation — explore the Art Deco interiors, the Great Stage, and the history that lives in every corner.
1932
Year Opened
5,960
Seats
Art Deco
Architecture
#1
NYC Landmark
“Radio City for the Knicks Watch Party was electric. Thousands of fans, the big screen, Brunson, Bridges, Hart — the chants echoing through that Art Deco cathedral. That's a New York moment right there.”
— Xavier Marzan · X-Cursions in Motion
Madison Square Garden
The World's Most Famous Arena · Midtown Manhattan
Madison Square Garden is the world's most famous arena — home to the New York Knicks, the New York Rangers, and some of the biggest concerts and events on the planet. Located above Penn Station in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, MSG has been the stage for legendary moments in sports, music, and entertainment since 1968.
🎶 Concert Night at MSG
Barbie & Manuel at MSG
Location
4 Pennsylvania Plaza, New York, NY 10001 · Above Penn Station
Known For
Knicks · Rangers · Concerts · Boxing · WWE · Comedy
Est.
1968 (current building) · 20,789 Seats
MSG has hosted everyone from Muhammad Ali to Billy Joel, from the Rolling Stones to Jay-Z. It's where the Knicks play, where the Rangers skate, and where the biggest names in music perform their most iconic shows. If you're in New York, MSG is a must-experience venue.
1968
Year Opened
20,789
Seats
#1
Most Famous Arena
400+
Events/Year
“Madison Square Garden is the mecca. Whether it's a Knicks game, a concert, or a fight — there's nothing like the energy inside MSG. The world's most famous arena for a reason.”
— X-Cursions in Motion
Central Park
843 Acres of Magic in the Heart of Manhattan
Central Park is the most visited urban park in the United States — 42 million people a year walk through its 843 acres. Designed by Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux in 1858, it was the first landscaped public park in America. From the Bethesda Fountain to Bow Bridge, from the Great Lawn to the Conservatory Garden — Central Park is a world within a world.
Central Park · The Park
Central Park · Live Moments
843
Acres
42M
Visitors/Year
1858
Year Opened
18,000
Trees
Things to Do
Explore Central Park
The Great Lawn
20 acres of open green space — perfect for picnics, sunbathing, and outdoor events.
Bethesda Fountain
The heart of Central Park. The Angel of the Waters statue above the fountain and the terrace.
Bow Bridge
The most photographed bridge in Central Park — a cast-iron bridge spanning the Lake.
Belvedere Castle
A Victorian folly perched on Vista Rock with 360-degree views of the Great Lawn.
Conservatory Garden
The only formal garden in Central Park — Italian, French, and English styles.
The Lake & Boathouse
Rent a rowboat and glide across the Lake with skyline views.
“Central Park is where the city breathes. 843 acres of magic — and where we bring Bridgerton in the Park to life every summer.”
— Xavier Marzan · X-Cursions in Motion
The Waltz Series
Formal Viennese Waltz Dinner-Dance · New York City
Xavier is a proud member of The Waltz Series — a formal Viennese waltz dinner-dance organization in New York City. Four elegant evenings per season featuring live orchestra, fine dining in white tie & tails, and the timeless art of the Viennese waltz at Manhattan's most prestigious venues.
From The Waltz Series
The Ballroom
Live orchestra · Crystal chandeliers · Viennese waltz
Xavier & Friends
The Gentleman
Members enjoy dancing and socializing with others who share their love of, and ability to, Viennese waltz. New members are nominated by current members and approved by the board. Most attend as couples, but singles are welcome.
2026–2027 Season — Save the Dates
Friday, September 25, 2026
TBD
Friday, December 4, 2026
TBD
Friday, March 5, 2027
TBD
Friday, May 14, 2027
TBD
Full details to follow · Advance reservations required 7 days prior · Member dinners $180 · Guest dinners $200
Venues
3 West Club (Grand Ballroom, 3 West 51st St) · The Cosmopolitan Club (122 East 66th St)
Dress Code
Ladies: long ball gown. Member gentlemen: white tie & tails. Guest gentlemen: black tie or white tie.
The Evening
Reception with prosecco & wine, dinner with wine, dancing to a live orchestra. Tax & gratuity included.
“The Waltz Series is the highest level of elegance in New York City — white tie, live orchestra, and the Viennese waltz at Manhattan's most prestigious venues. I'm proud to be a member and to bring this world to our community.”
— Xavier Marzan · Member, The Waltz Series
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