Step inside Newel Props, one of New York City’s most iconic prop houses serving the film, television, and theatre community. Join CEO Jake Baer as he shares a behind-the-scenes look at some of the collection’s most iconic pieces and the fascinating stories, history, and artistry behind them. From period antiques to contemporary statement pieces, their extensive inventory encompasses every style and era, shaping the worlds we see on stage and on screen. Walking the aisles feels like traveling through design history—chances are you’ll spot something that has appeared in one of your favorite productions. A family-owned business since 1939, Newel is committed to sourcing unique pieces that inspire creativity, helping to bring the creative visions of Production Designers to life. The tour will conclude with a light reception, offering a chance to connect and continue the conversation.
The tour was organized by production designer Kelsey Walsh and the NYC IPDW Taskforce.
NO RSVP necessary, all are welcome, please arrive on time.
About the Organizer:
Since 1939, Newel Props has been at the intersection of history and innovation, establishing itself as the premier source for props and decorative arts. A family-owned business for over eight decades, Newel started by furnishing Broadway's iconic stages, evolving over four generations into the world's foremost decorative arts resource for the entertainment industry. With a curated collection of over 40,000 extraordinary works from across the globe, Newel Props boasts an unparalleled selection of items dating from the 17th to the 21st centuries.
