natchie
natchie is Australian singer/songwriter Nadia Ackerman and the artistic force behind natchie.
Early 1998 Nadia decided to pack her suitcase and move from her native Sydney, Australia to New York City to pursue her dream of being a jazz singer in the big apple. Six pop albums, appearances on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, SNL and Good Morning America, and performances with music industry greats including Sting, James Taylor, Bruce Springsteen, Elton John and Billy Joel later...she has crammed a lot into her career as a singer.
In 2012, Nadia began to see her songs as images, and felt an overwhelming desire to draw her music. Out of this desire was born “natchie“ (from the nickname her dad gave to her when she was 13). At natchie, Nadia draws each of her songs; each piece of art comes with lyrics and a free download code to own the song. In addition to selling at various markets, Nadia has partnered with numerous brands including launching “natchie“ in Japan with “Loft “ department stores, creating a limited edition water bottle with Dopper Bottle in The Netherlands, Limited edition baby blankets with Aden and Anais.
Holiday Shops info
October 26, 2023 – Monday, January 2*, 2024
Monday – Friday: 11am-8pm
Saturday & Sunday: 10am-8pm
Holiday Hours
- Many Shops are open later hours after Thanksgiving
- Many Shops will be open on Thanksgiving & Christmas Days, especially noon-5pm
*Shops on the rink deck, and select Shops on the Fountain Terrace and at the rink exit, remain open for the full Winter Village season through March 3, 2024.
Some Holiday Shops are at grade, while others have a step up to get inside the kiosk. To gain access to kiosks with a step, call 646-632-5707 for assistance. An attendant with a portable ramp will escort you into those kiosks for the duration of your visit.
There are accessible park entrances mid-block on 40th and 42nd Streets, between Fifth and Sixth Avenues.
The Holiday Shops are located in Bank of America Winter Village at Bryant Park between 40th and 42nd Streets and Fifth and Sixth Avenues in New York City.