The NEWLIFE Wellness Summit & Expo takes over the Hyatt Regency Hotel Conference Center in Times Square on Saturday and Sunday, November 7 and 8, 2026, with about 100 speakers and exhibitors on longevity, biohacking, functional medicine and holistic health. Single-day tickets are $18 at early bird pricing, and the entrance on West 48th Street is a short walk from five subway stations.
A Manhattan Expo With 37 Years Behind It
NEWLIFE has run in New York City for 37 years, with a second edition in Florida. It was started by Mark Becker, who goes by "The Original Biohacker" and still speaks at the event. The expo put yoga, herbal medicine, nutrition and meditation in front of New York audiences decades before those topics filled a wellness aisle, and the organizer describes it as the longest-running event of its kind in the country.
Becker frames this year's edition around a shift he sees in attendees: the goal is no longer just a longer life but a healthier, stronger and more aware one, and the program is built around what comes next in that search.
Two Days, Five Subjects
The weekend combines lectures, live demonstrations, free workshops and an exhibit floor where practitioners and wellness companies show their work and take questions in person. The program is organized around five subjects:
- Longevity and anti-aging
- Biohacking
- Functional medicine and holistic health
- Consciousness
- Wellness technology
The event's own materials also list sound bath healing, networking sessions and holistic practitioners among what is on the floor.
The Speaker Lineup
The organizer's 2026 roster of featured speakers:
- Daniel Sheehan, on UFO disclosure
- Stephen Bassett, on a post-disclosure world
- Dr. Rob Silverman, on The Cellular Energy Code
- Dr. Paul Ling Tai, on integrative medicine and longevity
- Dr. Howard Robins, on ozone therapy and regenerative medicine
- Donna McGrath, medical intuitive, on energy healing
- Jodi Serota, on vibrational sound healing
- Jeffrey V. Noble, on emotional healing
- Alan Steinfeld, on remote viewing
- Dr. Eric Kaplan, on rewiring the brain
- Peter Roth, on Human Design
- Mark Becker, NEWLIFE's founder
Session times are posted on the NEWLIFE New York Expo page. With roughly 100 names across two days, it helps to mark the talks you want before arriving and leave the gaps for the exhibit floor.
Getting to the Hyatt Regency
The hotel is at 1601 Broadway, and the conference center entrance is on West 48th Street between Broadway and Seventh Avenue.
- N, Q, R, W: 49th Street, one block away
- 1: 50th Street at Broadway, two blocks
- C, E: 50th Street at Eighth Avenue
- B, D, F, M: 47-50 Streets-Rockefeller Center, a walk west along 48th Street
- 2, 3, 7, S and the rest of the Times Square-42nd Street complex: about six blocks north
From Penn Station or Grand Central, the walk is roughly 15 minutes. The map shows the entrance.
Tickets and Prices
Early bird pricing is on now. As of this writing:
- One day (Saturday or Sunday): $18, regularly $25, with lectures, free workshops and the exhibits
- Two-day ticket: $35, regularly $45, with the same access both days
- All Access Weekend Pass: $100, regularly $200, adding the panels and special events
- VIP Gold: $200, regularly $250, with front-row seating for every event
Prices can rise closer to the weekend. Get tickets here.
The Details
NEWLIFE Wellness Summit & Expo
Saturday and Sunday, November 7 and 8, 2026
Hyatt Regency Hotel Conference Center, 1601 Broadway (entrance on West 48th Street), New York, NY 10019
Tickets · newlifeexpo.com · 917-776-4869
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