Host Your Event With Us

For reservations of 15 or more, please contact our events team:

Kaitlin Prince
Director of Events & Marketing
kprince@authentic.nyc

23 Lexington Avenue

Second Floor
Freehand Hotel
New York, NY

Private Dining

Join us for an intimate dinner for up to 28 guests in our newly rennovated private dining room (PDR for those in the know). Dine on a Southwest inspired three course dinner, complemented by our wine and cocktail program. Interested in a wine or cocktail pairing? Let us know and we’ll work with you and our head bartender Alex Dominguez on it. Contact our Event Director below for a quote.

Meetings

Looking to meet offsite? Our meeting room can accommodate 28 boardroom style or 8 as a square with room for a breakout.

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View fullsize Our origin: our name comes from Georgia O’Keeffe’s oil on canvas painting Cow’s Skull with Calico Roses (1931). A symbolic representation of life and death, highlighted by the contrast of the hard skull and the soft roses. The pain
View fullsize A moment to say thank you. For coming into our doors, for your love and support for the last 3 years, and for the life you have brought to Bar Calico.
View fullsize Pao de queijo. That’s all. Visit us from 5PM til late. 📸: @westonkloefkorn
View fullsize Dedicated to the craft. Share a drink with us tonight. We’re open 5PM til late. 📸: @westonkloefkorn
View fullsize What a night. The coolest @brujasmex mixed up some cosmic cocktails at Bar Calico last week, bringing the best of Mexico City to NYC. We loved having @fer.hudlet and @pibacantina behind the bar. Thank you to everyone who joined us with curiosity to
View fullsize Día de los Muertos Celebrating our connection with spirit. Honoring and remembering those who have passed. Reflecting on unity and the celebration of life.
View fullsize Looking back at our American Southwestern roots. Continuously inspired by Georgia O’Keeffe’s devotion to handmade crafts. Georgia O’Keeffe and Orville Cox, Canyon de Chelly National Monument, Arizona (1937) Photographed by Ansel A
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