New York City · Sat, Jul 25
215 arts and culture stops in New York City tonight: Sat, Jul 25
Dinner ideas, live events, bars, and nearby fallbacks for New York City tonight, Sat, Jul 25. Use the signals to decide what is worth leaving for.
Updated Saturday, July 25 · event dates verified when shown
Saved By The 90's
Mercury Lounge
An intimate LES room where indie bands play up close, loud, and before they blow up.
The Houston Bowery Wall
An iconic public canvas at the corner of Houston and Bowery, this historic wall has hosted legendary street artists fro…
Morir Soñando Podcast Live with Glorelys Mora and Sasha Merci
The Faulted, If Empires Die, Hope It Dies
Weird Phishes - A Synergistic Mashup of Radiohead & Phish
Music Hall of Williamsburg
A chic, tri-level industrial music venue in Brooklyn known for its intimate atmosphere, hosting a rotating schedule of…
Shubert Theatre
A historic Broadway landmark at 225 West 44th Street, the Shubert Theatre opened in 1913 and features an Italian Renais…
Honeymoon Phase | Girlbossanova | Navita
Passion Pit - The Pretty Penny Tour
John "Papa" Gros
Birdland Jazz Club
A storied jazz landmark where the lineup stays strong night after night.
New Amsterdam Theatre
The oldest operating theatre on Broadway, this New York City landmark features stunning Art Nouveau interiors and a ric…
MADVKTM THE AMALGAMATION TOUR (with Mad Dubz & VKTM, 7L, Otsukare b2b Warlord)
Dayshift: The 30+ Daytime Party!
Keith Sweat Birthday Bash
Vivian Beaumont Theater
The only Broadway theater outside the Times Square Theater District, this mid-century modern masterpiece at Lincoln Cen…
Radio City Music Hall
Known as 'The Showplace of the Nation,' this Art Deco masterpiece in Rockefeller Center is the legendary headquarters o…
A Night of Georgia Music - Mike Mills, Robert McDuffie & Chuck Leavell
Little Feat: The Last Farewell Tour
Noise Complaints Presents: The Late Night R&B Experience Tour (21+)
Blue Note Jazz Club
Legendary jazz room where first-timers can hear world-class sets in an intimate, polished setting.
Film at Lincoln Center
A premier nonprofit cinema hub on Manhattan's Upper West Side, celebrating global cinema as an art form through festiva…
Murphy's Law with No Idols and Vaxine (16+ Event)
A Phish After-Party with Spafford (Improvisational Rock Jamband)
Green Velvet
Cherry Lane Theatre
Founded in 1923, the Cherry Lane Theatre is the oldest continuously running off-Broadway theater in New York City and i…
Studio Museum in Harlem
A premier global nexus for artists of African descent, this institution celebrates Black culture through a stunning Adj…
Thru Being Cool - Pop Punk and Emo Covers
A Phish After-Party with Magoo (Psychedelic Bluegrass Jam)
Man Man (18 and Over)
Village Vanguard
The classic basement jazz club that feels like a rite of passage for any serious music visitor.
Bargemusic
A renowned classical music venue in Brooklyn, Bargemusic has transitioned from a floating coffee barge to the stunning…
The Drawing Center
Located in SoHo, The Drawing Center is the only nonprofit arts organization in the United States devoted exclusively to…
Waterfront Museum
A unique maritime museum housed aboard a historic 1914 wooden barge, exploring New York Harbor's lighterage era and the…
Joyce Theater
A premier Manhattan dance venue built by dancers for dancers, hosted in a former 1941 movie house in Chelsea.
Apollo Theater
A legendary Harlem landmark and cultural treasure, the Apollo Theater is world-renowned as a launchpad for Black Americ…
Museum of Arts and Design
A Manhattan museum dedicated to the intersection of craft, art, and design, celebrating the creative process and the tr…
New Museum
Located on the Lower East Side, the New Museum is Manhattan's only institution dedicated exclusively to contemporary ar…
New York Transit Museum
Located in a decommissioned 1936 subway station, this premier institution preserves the technological and social histor…
Museum of Chinese in America
A nonprofit cultural institution in Manhattan dedicated to preserving and celebrating the rich history, heritage, and d…
Pace Gallery
A powerhouse of modern and contemporary art, Pace Gallery represents major 20th and 21st-century artists across a massi…
Beacon Theatre
An Upper West Side icon, the Beacon Theatre is a historic movie palace from 1929, renowned for its lavish Renaissance a…
Chelsea Hotel
A legendary 12-story bastion of bohemian culture, the Hotel Chelsea is a designated New York City landmark known as an…
Tenement Museum
Step inside restored immigrant apartments for one of NYC’s most revealing living-history experiences.
Museum at Eldridge Street
A jaw-dropping restored synagogue packed with stained glass, carved wood, and soaring architecture.
The Morgan Library & Museum
Step into a dazzling Gilded Age library packed with manuscripts, art, and rare treasures.
Ukrainian Institute of America
A National Historic Landmark promoting Ukrainian art, culture, and history, housed in the Gilded Age Fletcher-Sinclair…
Brooklyn Bridge
The classic walk for front-row views of Lower Manhattan and the East River.
Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace
The reconstructed boyhood home of Theodore Roosevelt, the first U.S. president born in New York City, offering a glimps…
Williamsburg Bridge
A historic suspension bridge connecting Manhattan's Lower East Side to Brooklyn, once the longest of its kind in the wo…
Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture
A National Historic Landmark and research unit of the NYPL, this center preserves one of the world's most significant c…
Grand Central Terminal
Gilded ceilings, giant arches, and nonstop people-watching in a landmark you can enter for free.
General Theological Seminary
Founded in 1817, this historic Episcopal seminary in Chelsea is the oldest of its kind in the Episcopal Church and the…
New York Marble Cemetery
A hidden 19th-century oasis of peace, this is New York City's oldest public non-denominational cemetery, enclosed by to…
Pomander Walk
A hidden, gated community of 27 Tudor-style cottages on the Upper West Side, evoking an English village atmosphere in t…
The Ottendorfer Branch Library
The oldest NYPL branch in its original building, this late Victorian landmark at 135 Second Avenue is a hidden gem of E…
Clocktower Building
A Gilded Age masterpiece by McKim, Mead & White, this landmarked building once housed the city's largest mechanical clo…
70 Willow Street (Truman Capote House)
The former residence of author Truman Capote, a pale yellow Greek Revival townhouse in Brooklyn Heights where he wrote…
Astor Row
A stunning collection of 28 Victorian-style red-brick row houses in Harlem, renowned for their rare Manhattan front yar…
Carnegie Hill Historic District
An elegant Upper East Side enclave defined by limestone façades, tree-lined streets, and the grand Georgian Revival leg…
Equitable Building
A Neoclassical skyscraper at 120 Broadway, once the largest building in the world, known for sparking the 1916 Zoning R…
Frederick Douglass Circle
A poignant memorial plaza at the northwest corner of Central Park, honoring the legendary abolitionist, orator, and sta…
Williamsburg Savings Bank Building
A stunning 1875 Classical Revival landmark in Williamsburg, once a haven for the working class, now a meticulously rest…
181 Montague Street
A neo-Classical masterpiece of the historic Bank Row, this landmarked building served as the People's Trust Company and…
Hotel Bossert
Once known as the 'Waldorf-Astoria of Brooklyn,' this 14-story Italian Renaissance Revival landmark at 98 Montague Stre…
Hangman's Elm
Located in the northwest corner of Washington Square Park, this ancient English elm is one of Manhattan's oldest living…
The Otto H. Kahn House
A Gilded Age masterpiece at the corner of Fifth Avenue and 91st Street, this four-story neo-Italian Renaissance mansion…
East Village/Lower East Side Historic District
A storied Manhattan neighborhood synonymous with the American immigrant experience, featuring a rich tapestry of 19th-c…
The Mall and Literary Walk
A majestic, elm-lined promenade in Central Park, known as the only straight line in the park's naturalistic design, fea…
The Obelisk (Cleopatra’s Needle)
An ancient Egyptian monolith, the Obelisk (also known as Cleopatra's Needle), is the oldest man-made object in Central…
Electric Lady Studios
Commissioned by Jimi Hendrix in 1968, this legendary Greenwich Village recording studio is one of the world's first art…
Puck Building
A striking Romanesque Revival landmark in SoHo and Nolita, originally built for the satirical Puck magazine and the J.…
The Cooper Union Foundation Building
An iconic 1859 Renaissance Revival landmark in Manhattan's East Village, founded by Peter Cooper to provide accessible…
The Ansonia
A lavish Beaux-Arts landmark on the Upper West Side, The Ansonia is a former luxury residential hotel turned condominiu…
Columbia University
An Ivy League powerhouse and the oldest institution of higher education in New York, Columbia University blends centuri…
New York Stock Exchange
Known as the Big Board, the New York Stock Exchange is the world's largest stock exchange by market capitalization, ser…
St. Mark’s Place
A cultural heart of the East Village, St. Mark’s Place blends 19th-century elegance with a gritty history of countercul…
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