Norooz Bazaar Manhattan
Manhattan (Flatiron District)
📍 Location: 45 W 25th St, New York, NY 10010 (Flatiron District)
10 AM – 6 PM
Saturday - March 14, 2026
RSVP REQUIRED — FREE ENTRY
Donations are appreciated. As a nonprofit organization, your support helps us bring the community together, create meaningful events, and uplift artists and entrepreneurs.
Join us for a Norooz gathering in the Flatiron District—an intentional space for community, reflection, and togetherness as we welcome the arrival of spring. Held in a beautiful 10,000 sq. ft. gallery, this market brings together more than 40 artists and entrepreneurs, offering a place to connect during a deeply meaningful time for our community.
This year’s Norooz is rooted in remembrance, resilience, and hope. Through art, music, and thoughtful design, we honor the true meaning of Norooz—new day, renewal, and fresh beginnings—while holding space for those impacted by what’s happening in Iran. Whether you come to support artists, find a sense of connection, or simply be present, this gathering is an invitation to come together with intention and care.
What to expect:
A space to come together:
• 40+ makers, artists, and entrepreneurs
• Find your sabzeh and everything you need for a complete Haft Seen
• Gifts, culture, and tradition
• Handmade goods, ceramics, jewelry, fashion, and home decor
• Norooz treats, pastries, sweets, Persian food
• Live music and DJ throughout the day
• A beautifully designed Haft Seen display
A space to remember:
• A dedicated memorial area honoring lives lost
• Art installations and music for reflection
• A shared place for unity, remembrance, resilience, and hope
This is a year of movement and change.
The Year of the Horse reminds us of momentum, courage, and collective strength.
We believe that coming together, especially in difficult times is how we stay rooted, connected, and hopeful.
Pomexpo Norooz is a space for Persians and non Persians alike—for those who come to welcome spring, honor tradition, support artists and entrepreneurs, and stand with a community holding grief and hope at the same time.
We are stronger together.
Let’s come together.
Unity.
