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Spark Hamptons: NYC Event Picks Worth a Jitney Ride | March 2026
From Lady Gaga to Liza Minnelli (and not on the same stage this time), March in New York offers concerts, legendary performers, political conversations, art, and fashion worth the trip.
Performance / Concert
Lady Gaga – The Mayhem Ball Thursday–Friday, Mar. 19–20 (also Apr. 13)
Madison Square Garden, 4 Penn Plaza, NYC msg.comLady Gaga returns to Madison Square Garden. #ladygaga
Lady Gaga brings her “most macabre” stage production to Madison Square Garden, performing songs from her hit album Mayhem. Known for her avant-garde approach, the show delivers spectacle and theatricality.
Cardi B – Little Miss Drama Tour Wednesday–Thursday, Mar. 25–26
Madison Square Garden, 4 Penn Plaza, NYC msg.comCardi B at Madison Square Garden. Courtesy MSG
Cardi B celebrates her second studio album Am I the Drama? in her first major tour in six years. Expect bold production, energetic performance, and striking costume changes.
In Conversation
Liza Minnelli & Michael Feinstein: Stories, Songs, Resilience and All That Jazz Monday, Mar. 23 | 7:30 p.m.
Temple Emanu-El Streicker Cultural Center, 1 East 65th Street, NYC streicker.nycLiza Minnelli in conversation with Michael Feinstein. Photo courtesy of Temple Emanu-El, NYC
As she celebrates her 80th birthday, Liza Minnelli shares stories of Hollywood, life lessons, and her new memoir, Kids, Wait Till You Hear This. Joined by musical collaborator Michael Feinstein, the evening blends storytelling, humor, and song. Admission: $60 general (with signed book), $150 reserved (with signed book), $60 online (book shipped). Additional performance on Apr. 13.
Maggie Haberman and Alex Burns in Conversation with Jeff Greenfield: American Politics 2026 Sunday, Mar. 15 | 6 p.m. | In person/Streaming | Starting at $45
92nd Street Y, NYC 92ny.orgMaggie Haberman and Alex Burns in Conversation with Jeff Greenfield at 92nd St Y. Photo courtesy of 92nd St Y
Pulitzer Prize-winning NY Times reporter Maggie Haberman and Politico’s Alex Burns discuss the midterm elections with political analyst Jeff Greenfield, offering insight into the upcoming political landscape.
Marina Abramović in Conversation with Seth Meyers Wednesday, Mar. 18 | 7 p.m.
The Great Hall at Cooper Union, Foundation Building, 7 E. 7th St., NYC howtoacademy.comMarina Abramović in Conversation with Seth Meyers at Cooper Union.
Performance artist Marina Abramović reflects on over 50 years of work exploring endurance, audience interaction, and cultural boundaries. Hosted by Seth Meyers, the discussion provides a deep look into her creative process.
Outdoors / Community
5th Annual Ice Sculpture Show – Governors Island Sunday, Mar. 8 | 12–3 p.m.
Governors Island, Colonels Row Green, NYC govisland.comGovernors Island Ice Sculpture Show. Photo courtesy of Governors Island
Live ice carvings, including chainsaw demonstrations, show that there is art in the cold. Ice carving workshops, a DJ, food trucks, awards, and more. Hosted by Governors Island Arts.
265th Annual NYC St. Patrick’s Day Parade Tuesday, Mar. 17 | 11 a.m.–3 p.m. nycstpatricksparade.orgIrish step dancers, St. Patrick’s Day Parade. Photo by Dominick Totino
The iconic parade marches up Fifth Avenue from E. 44th St. to E. 79th St. in Manhattan. Bagpipers, marching bands, no floats, and grand marshal Robert J. McCann.
Art / Fashion
Affordable Art Fair New York – Spring Wednesday–Sunday, Mar. 18–22 | Times vary
Starrett-Lehigh Building, 601 West 26th Street, NYC
affordableartfair.com
Affordable Art Fair. Photo courtesy of affordableartfair.com
Thousands of contemporary works from local, national, and international galleries, ranging from $100 to $12,000.
Art X Fashion at Museum of FIT Through Apr. 19, 2026
Museum of the Fashion Institute of Technology, 227 W. 27th St., NYC fitnyc.eduVersace, multicolor cotton and silk jacket, 1991, Italy, museum purchase, 2010.56.1 Photo courtesy of Art X Fashion
Is fashion art? This exhibition features over 140 objects, including garments, accessories, and artworks from FIT’s permanent collection, exploring the interplay between fashion and fine art.
Angela LaGreca, Editor-in-chief and co-Founder/Publisher of Spark Hamptons, is a four-time Emmy Award-winning journalist, producer, writer and comedian/host. Her TV credits include NBC’s “Today,” ABC’s “The View,” and, most recently, the primetime cable news program “Cuomo” on NewsNation. On the East End, she was the Creative Director at LTV, VP Features/Events/Photo Editor at Dan’s Papers, and has performed at Guild Hall, Bay Street Theater and the WHBPAC. Her publishing career began at Modern Photography, where she was managing editor. LaGreca lives in Manhattan and East Hampton and can be reached at angelatvmedia@gmail.com and angela@sparkhamptons.com
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