The show is offering fans an immersive, in-person New York City experience that lets you bathe in the nostalgia of all things 'SATC.'
, it’s a good time to reflect on the groundbreaking and timeless appeal of the series — and what better way than putting yourself where it all happened — or at least a recreation of it? In order to celebrate 25 years of Carrie, Samantha, Miranda, and Charlotte, Max is offering fans an immersive, in-person New York City experience that lets you bathe in the nostalgia of all things SATC.
There will be also be a custom shoe, accessory, and outfit display curated by costume designer Molly Rogers and Danny Santiago, a gift shop with an exclusive line of SATC25 merchandise, and even a Ketel One Cosmopolitan Bar. What we’re looking forward to the most? An interactive Post-It wall, a hat-tip to Carrie’s infamous Berger breakup.
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