Inwood Hill Park
Wooded paths and a less manicured landscape reveal another side of Manhattan at its northern end.
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The museums, galleries and parks behind our New York edit. This is our growing New York selection. Follow each listing for checked practical information and the official source.
Wooded paths and a less manicured landscape reveal another side of Manhattan at its northern end.
A Harlem neighbourhood park with a rocky rise and space to pause between local cultural stops.
Gardens and elevated Hudson views make the journey north worthwhile, with the Met Cloisters close by.
Long Island City’s waterfront offers an open view back towards Manhattan, framed by former industrial gantries.
An East Village outdoor stop surrounded by small streets, cafés and places to continue the evening.
World’s Fair landmarks and broad parkland make this Queens landscape much more than a quick photo stop.
A sequence of planted gardens beside Brooklyn Museum, with seasonal changes that make the date of your visit part of the experience.
A major botanical destination in the Bronx, with grounds and collections that deserve an unhurried visit.
A historic landscape of paths, monuments and views in Brooklyn. Visit respectfully as a cemetery as well as a cultural site.
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.
Independent, experimental and repertory cinema in the East Village, for a screening chosen outside the usual release cycle.
A Times Square stage focused on younger audiences, with the age guidance of each production worth checking.