Music city
New York City live music and nightlife
New York City live music and nightlife: start with Birdland Jazz Club, Blue Note Jazz Club, and Brooklyn Bridge. Use the 210 places below to build a plan around this theme; each place has source-backed details behind its description.
210 places
Places to start with
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Harrison Street Row Houses
A stunning collection of nine Federal-style red-brick townhouses in TriBeCa, featuring historic architecture by John McComb Jr. a…
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Herman Behr Mansion
A stunning Romanesque Revival masterpiece in Brooklyn Heights, this 1888 mansion was designed by Frank Freeman for industrialist…
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Hotel Bossert
Once known as the 'Waldorf-Astoria of Brooklyn,' this 14-story Italian Renaissance Revival landmark at 98 Montague Street is a st…
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IATI Theater
Founded in 1968, IATI Theater is a vanguard of Latinx performing arts in the East Village, specializing in bold, experimental, an…
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Isaacs-Hendricks House
The oldest extant home in Greenwich Village, this 1799 Federal-style farmhouse once belonged to wealthy merchants and survived ur…
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Little Singer Building
A Beaux-Arts architectural masterpiece in SoHo, this 12-story L-shaped building features intricate terracotta panels and wrought-…
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Mount Morris Fire Watchtower
The sole surviving cast-iron fire lookout of 19th-century New York, this historic landmark stands as a striking architectural ico…
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Performance Space New York
A legendary East Village venue founded in 1980, Performance Space New York serves as a radical hub for off-Broadway work, queer v…
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Pomander Walk
A hidden, gated community of 27 Tudor-style cottages on the Upper West Side, evoking an English village atmosphere in the heart o…
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Riverside Drive Viaduct
A historic engineering feat in Manhattan, this viaduct carries Riverside Drive over the city's rugged terrain, featuring a 26-spa…
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The Belnord
A palatial Italian Renaissance Revival landmark on the Upper West Side, The Belnord is a full-block condominium building famous f…
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The Dorilton
A masterpiece of French Beaux-Arts architecture, The Dorilton is a luxury residential landmark on the Upper West Side, celebrated…
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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 East Villag…
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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 was once…
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The Payne Whitney House
A Gilded Age masterpiece by Stanford White, this five-story mansion at 972 Fifth Avenue now serves as the French Embassy's cultur…
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Theatre 80 St. Marks
A historic Off-Broadway venue at 80 St. Mark's Place, this 180-year-old building evolved from a Prohibition-era speakeasy into a…
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Tompkins Square Lodging House for Boys and Industrial School
A High Victorian Gothic landmark in the East Village, this former 1887 sanctuary for destitute newsboys and bootblacks is the old…
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Williamsburg Art & Historical Center
Housed in a landmark 1867 bank building, this nonprofit cultural hub showcases multicultural art exhibitions, theatrical producti…
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