Taste of the Terminal at Grand Central

June 26−28, 2018

In Vanderbilt Hall, celebrate the 40th Anniversary of the Supreme Court decision that saved Grand Central with:

Anniversary photo installation*, featuring archival images from New York Transit Museum

Grand Central merchandise available for purchase

Tastes and giveaways from Grand Central shops & restaurants

Live performances by Music Under New York.

FULL SCHEDULE

Tuesday, June 26

11:00 am – 2:00 pm

• Sampling and sales from: Café Grumpy, Ceriello Fine Foods, Doughnut Plant, Li-Lac Chocolates, Michael Jordan’s The Steak House N.Y.C., Origins, Shake Shack, The Art of Shaving, Tia’s Place, and Zaro’s Family Bakery
• Grand Central merchandise for sale from New York Transit Museum
• Enter to win a raffle of amazing Grand Central prizes
• Music provided by: F Tones (guitar & violin duo playing classical to pop)

Wednesday, June 27

11:00 am – 2:00 pm

• Sampling and sales from: Café Grumpy, Ceriello Fine Foods, Doughnut Plant, Li-Lac Chocolates, Origins, The Art of Shaving, Tia’s Place, and vineyard vines
• Grand Central merchandise for sale from New York Transit Museum
• Enter to win a raffle of amazing Grand Central prizes
• Music provided by: Inti & The Moon (Latin guitar fusion and cajón)

Thursday, June 28

11:00 am – 2:00 pm

• Sampling and sales from: Café Grumpy, Ceriello Fine Foods, Doughnut Plant, Li-Lac Chocolates, Origins, The Art of Shaving, and Tia’s Place
• Grand Central merchandise for sale from New York Transit Museum
• Enter to win a raffle of amazing Grand Central prizes
• Music provided by: Yaz Band (Jazz and R&B)

Through Music Under New York, more than 350 individual performers and ensembles participate in more than 7,500 performances in approximately 30 locations throughout the transit system annually. A variety of performers entertain the public, such as classical strings, jazz ensembles, world music bands, folk, a cappella groups, singer-songwriters and more, playing instruments ranging from Gambian kora, Korean drum, West Indian steel drums, Andean pipes, cello, Celtic and baroque harps to guitars, violins, hammered dulcimers and musical saws.