About New York Hours
The city is too big for a list.
New York Hours is an independent publication for a city that does not keep office hours. We cover New York across the day and into the night: exhibitions, performances, restaurants, bars, concerts, openings and the places and people that give the city its rhythm.
What we cover
Our coverage combines timely reporting with criticism, interviews, guides and service journalism. Morning openings, afternoon exhibitions, dinner, curtain time, late sets and after-midnight rooms all belong to the same New York day. The goal is not to catalog everything. It is to help readers understand what matters, what is changing and what is worth making time for.
Regular beats include Arts, Dining, Music, Nightlife and Theater. Recurring departments include The Brief, New & Noted, Worth Leaving Home For, After Midnight and Last Chance.
Who we are
Sascha Brodsky is the founder and editor of New York Hours. He is a New York-based journalist and former editor in chief of New York Resident magazine. His work has appeared in The New York Times, The Atlantic, The Guardian, the Los Angeles Times, Reuters, Time and other publications.
The publication commissions contributing writers, photographers and critics as assignments warrant; contributors are credited on the work they produce.
How we work
New York Hours is editorially independent. Complimentary admission, press access or other accommodations do not guarantee coverage or favorable treatment. We distinguish firsthand reporting from information supplied by institutions and other sources, and we correct substantive errors.
Read our Editorial Standards, Corrections policy and freelance pitching guidelines.
