The Bar Room at The Beekman
Cocktails and a table beneath The Beekman’s soaring atrium, a downtown address where looking up is part of the evening.
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A rooftop in Bushwick. A dance floor in Queens. Follow the line-up across the river and leave the finish open.
A rooftop in Bushwick. A dance floor in Queens. Follow the line-up across the river and leave the finish open. Choose a dated event on the venue’s official programme. Admission and opening times vary.
Cocktails and a table beneath The Beekman’s soaring atrium, a downtown address where looking up is part of the evening.
A jazz cellar beneath the Roxy Hotel, with brick arches, a supper menu and a reason to build the evening around a set.
Murals, a piano and an Upper East Side room that rewards staying put. The Carlyle’s bar makes an occasion out of one good stop.
A Meatpacking District finale above The Standard, where the skyline gives way to the night’s DJ programme.
A West Village basement where the band is the evening’s main event. Choose the set before planning the rest of the night.
A Midtown jazz destination with a programme that gives a theatre-district evening a different musical direction.
An intimate Greenwich Village room for live jazz, close enough to other music venues to make the neighbourhood the whole plan.
A Greenwich Village listening destination for an evening built around the musicians on the bill.
Live music near Broadway, with the individual performance setting the tone of the night.
A small-room Greenwich Village music venue with a long history of performers passing through its doors.
A Lower East Side live-music venue where the room and the bill give the evening its shape.
A compact live-music stop on East Houston Street, suited to a night focused on discovering a band.
Performance, film and music make BAM a cultural anchor in Fort Greene, with several venues and programmes to choose from.
Dance and stage performance in Midtown, inside a building whose facade already signals a different kind of evening.
A landmark Upper West Side theatre for concerts and performance, with the show worth choosing before the restaurant.
Art Deco interiors and a large-scale stage make a Rockefeller Center performance feel like an occasion.
A Harlem landmark with deep musical history, where the current programme remains the reason to plan a visit.
A Times Square stage focused on younger audiences, with the age guidance of each production worth checking.
A Lincoln Center theatre evening, with a distinctive stage setting and the wider cultural campus outside.
A historic Broadway theatre whose interiors add another layer to the production you have come to see.
A large Broadway venue in Midtown, where choosing the production and seats comes before planning the evening around it.
A historic Times Square theatre with ornate interiors and a major Broadway stage.
A Broadway landmark on West 44th Street, at the heart of a neighbourhood built around curtain times.
A Times Square stage with a long entertainment history, now part of the city’s contemporary Broadway circuit.