Queens Theatre
A Flushing Meadows venue brings theatre and performance into a park-led day.
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The museums, galleries and parks behind our New York edit.
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.
A Flushing Meadows venue brings theatre and performance into a park-led day.
A Bedford-Stuyvesant stage centres Black theatre and its community of artists.
A downtown cinema for repertory discoveries and films worth seeing on a large screen.
A Sixth Avenue cinema makes independent film an easy anchor for a Village evening.
A compact Greenwich Village cinema rewards a closer look at the current programme.
A Greenpoint screening room gives cult and independent cinema an intimate setting.
Dinner and a screening share one venue near Prospect Park.
Photography exhibitions give an Essex Street visit a sharper visual focus.
German and Austrian art offers a concentrated museum visit beside Central Park.
A Corona home opens a personal route into the life and world of Louis Armstrong.
Queer art and its histories shape this focused downtown museum.
Spanish and Latin American art rewards a dedicated trip to Washington Heights.
Material, craft and design give this Columbus Circle museum a distinct point of view.
An East Village collection brings Ukrainian art and cultural history into a neighbourhood walk.
Small objects and civic curiosities tell an offbeat New York story in Williamsburg.
An East Village museum connects local activism with the streets just outside.
Preserved houses and cultural programmes reveal a vital chapter of Black Brooklyn history.
A photographer’s waterfront home gives a Staten Island journey a thoughtful destination.
A preserved domestic interior offers a close look at nineteenth-century Manhattan life.
A small Bronx cottage makes literary history a tangible stop on an uptown trip.
Paintings fill a quiet Upper West Side townhouse away from the larger museum circuit.
Jazz history and listening programmes add context to a Harlem music itinerary.