Broadway Week is back!
The return of 2-for-1 tickets is set for shows from Jan. 18 to Feb. 13, 2022.
Broadway Week is rolled into the new NYC Winter Outing initiative, which combines it with returning favorites NYC Restaurant Week and NYC Must-See Week, as well as a new program, NYC Hotel Week.
NYC Winter Outing will include 22 percent off hotel stays, discount tickets to Broadway as well as cultural institutions, tours and more, and prix-fixe menus at hundreds of restaurants across the five boroughs.
“We encourage travelers to give the gift of New York City this year, by taking a trip during a time with lesser crowds and incredible value on premier hotels, exceptional dining, Broadway, world-class arts and culture and more,” said Fred Dixon, President and CEO of NYC & Company.
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NYC & Company, the organizer of NYC Winter Outing, announced that Hotel Week will run from Jan. 4 to Feb. 13, and reservations are now open at nycgo.com/hotelweek. Currently available are reservations at 115 hotels, ranging from major brands to independent hotels.
Bookings for NYC Restaurant Week, NYC Broadway Week and NYC Must-See Week will open Jan. 11. Mastercard cardholders will have early access from Jan. 6 to 9, and receive a $10 statement credit (up to $100) when spending $39 or more at participating restaurants.
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More details about NYC Winter Outing and a full list of offers and participants will be available at nycgo.com/winterouting in the coming weeks.
Giving machines
You can give back with the literal push of a button in Rockefeller Center.
A “Giving Machine,” one of 10 locations around the United States, allows you to use your credit card to “purchase” the donation of items like a pair of gloves, polio vaccines, meals for the homeless or access to clean water, which will be given to those in need through partnerships with local and international charities. Altogether, there are 30 items available, ranging from $5 to $250.
The machine is part of the Light of the World annual effort organized by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
The Giving Machine initiative kicked off at the end of November, with representatives of charities on hand, as well as Tony Award winner Brian Stokes Mitchell.
The machine will remain at Rockefeller Center until Dec. 31.
Ilana Keller is an award-winning journalist and lifelong New Jersey resident who loves Broadway and really bad puns. She highlights arts advocacy and education, theater fundraisers and more through her column, “Sightlines.” Reach out on Twitter: @ilanakeller; [email protected]
This article originally appeared on Asbury Park Press: Broadway Week 2022 will join with NYC Winter Outing