Fashion Week may be coming to a close, but affordable experiences are always trending on pulsd. How about some art starting at $100 a piece, get healthy with Vita Coco, some Piano In The Park, and a $29 4 hour open bar party to see out summer!
$12 Tickets To The Affordable Art Fair

Newbies & collectors alike: step into the world of art collection at the Affordable Art Fair NYC! Take your pick from Thursday, Friday, Saturday, or Sunday and get ready to explore 1,000s of pieces from 400+ artists with prices starting at just $100.

Set against the background of Domino Park, Vita Coco’s Concrete Jungle gym is a high-energy, fitness pop-up packed with interactive challenges, leaderboard competitions, and exclusive workout classes led by Kirk Myers and Joe Holder.
$39 Tickets To A Salsa Party With Open Bar & More

We’ve added more dates to one of the most popular events of the year - yes, October Fridays have been added to Elsie Rooftop’s Open Bar Salsa Party! Just $39 gets you admission plus 1 Hour of Salsa Dance Classes, as well as a 1 Hour Open Bar Serving Cocktails, Wines, & Beers. Olé, up, up, and away to Elsie we gooo…

Cetaphil’s Derm on Tour is a multi-city global pop-up series featuring local dermatologists, influencers, and experiential skin education designed to bring science and access to dermatology to the community! Guests can enjoy samples, merch, and more.
$29 4 Hour Open Bar, With Food & Ice Cream!

Summer isn’t over yet, at least not according to our friends at Ivy Room Terrace at Royalton Park Avenue. There are still 4 weekend dates left to party on this rooftop terrace and for just $29 you will receive a 4 Hour Spritz Open Bar from 2:00pm until 6:00pm serving Hugo Spritzes, Ivy Royales, St. Germain Gin + Tonics, 1 Food Item, 1 Dessert, and Stunning Rooftop Views. Wow!
Piano in Bryant Park: Sue Maskaleris

Come on down and swing along to the best ragtime, stride, and jazz the Big Apple has to offer at Piano in Bryant Park. Find Piano in Bryant Park on the Upper Terrace at the base of the William Cullen Bryant Statue behind the New York Public Library.
