People look through exhibitor's booths at the Park Avenue Armory.
Photograph: By Simon Cherry | |

The Winter Show

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Time Out says

Walk through 5,000 years of art and design at The Winter Show, the city's premier art and antiques fair. Art lovers won't want to miss this event, which is returning for its 71st edition at the Park Avenue Armory from January 24 to February 2. Explore booths from more than 70 exhibitors who will showcase museum-quality works from ancient to contemporary, including rare masterpieces from Europe and the Americas.

A few highlights include a drawing of a sailboat made by a young King Charles III around 1957; a selection from the world's largest collection of playing cards; an assortment of rare
works by Auguste Rodin; and an antique clock made from duck eggs, which measures not only time but also phases of the moon and the schedule of the tide.

Special events during the show include the Opening Night Party on January 23 and Young Collectors Night on January 30. DIAGEO will present an immersive exhibit of the 2024 Special Releases Collection, including rare Scotch whiskies aged in carefully selected casks from around the world, including Oban and Lagavulin. 

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Event website:
thewintershow.org/
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Price:
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