Vivian Beaumont Theater
A Lincoln Center theatre evening, with a distinctive stage setting and the wider cultural campus outside.
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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.
Marine life gives a Coney Island day an indoor and outdoor destination beyond the boardwalk.
A compact wildlife-focused visit within the southern part of Central Park.
A wildlife stop in Flushing Meadows Corona Park, easy to combine with the surrounding Queens cultural destinations.
Paintings, a garden court and the scale of a private house: an Upper East Side visit that invites close looking.
A Ridgewood dance floor and outdoor yard where a New York weekend can stretch well beyond Saturday night.
Bushwick in several frequencies: live shows, electronic music and a seasonal rooftop at one multi-room address.
Pastries and espresso add a sweet pause to a Little Italy walk.
A knish on Houston Street connects a quick bite with the Lower East Side’s food history.
A Greenwich Village café with roots in 1927 and a longstanding devotion to cappuccino.
An Upper West Side hot-dog stop at Broadway and 72nd Street, built for a quick bite between city plans.
A richly decorated former office makes a Grand Central drink feel like a destination.
A Woodhaven neighbourhood tavern gives Queens explorers a stop with local history.
A Gramercy saloon pairs a neighbourhood drink with a recognisably old New York setting.
This Chelsea corner pub keeps the drinks stop straightforward and sociable.
A working Village bar carries a central place in LGBTQ history into the present.
A West Village queer bar makes room for music, dancing and community.