Host a private dinner for 8–10, designed with celebrity chefs: “The Taste Curators.” You'll plan a seasonal menu together, and between courses delight guests with a series of surprise bites, all in shades of blue, inspired by TATTER's collection. Every guest takes home a signed copy of Palate Palette (Blue Edition).

Step inside the Brooklyn* studio of Liz Collins, the celebrated textile artist whose bold, color-saturated work has been exhibited around the world, including at the Venice Biennale. You and five guests will gather around her worktable for an intimate needlepoint circle.

Stay a week at TATTER founder Jordana Munk Martin's Midcoast Maine home, featured in The World of Interiors and The Maine House. House sleeps 10, with a chef's kitchen, heated pool, garden, and orchard, plus a curated textile tour of the region. A private chef can be added at a higher price.

Enjoy a private tour and shopping visit at Sri Threads, led by gallerist and antique textile dealer Stephen Szczepanek. Over green tea and small bites, Stephen shares the history and craft behind the textiles he collects, and you get the first pick of the collection from his most recent trip to Japan.

See Wicked from your seats, then go behind the curtain. You'll get two tickets to the long-running Broadway hit and a private tour of its famous, Tony Award-winning costumes, led by one of the tailors who keeps them stage-ready.

Get up close to the gowns, coats, and fantastical silhouettes of Oz. Learn how they're built, fitted, and repaired for eight shows a week, and hear the backstage stories you won't find in the Playbill. It's the ultimate Broadway night out for anyone who has ever wondered how a costume is made.

Spend a night at Mama Farm, Isabella Rossellini's farm on Long Island. Stay at the B&B for up to 6 guests, take a private tour of the farm and its animals, and join a private class on [topic].

Bring up to 15 friends for a private workshop at TATTER: choose hand quilting, embroidery, hand sewing, or basket weaving. An archivist will share related pieces and their history from our archive and library, then you'll make your own over small bites. All materials included.