Arts & Culture in New York City

SPYSCAPE & SPYGAMES

Interactive spy-themed experiences, plus a museum with spy gadgets & historic artifacts.

AMC 84th Street 6

ARTECHOUSE NYC

Futuristic space with a focus on using vivid, interactive technology to explore art & science.

Regal Union Square

Theater complex with multiple screens featuring new release films, plush seating & concession stand.

AMC Fresh Meadows 7

Tenement Museum

1863 preserved tenement building brings Lower East Side immigrant stories to life with guided tours.

National Museum of the American Indian

Native American art & artifacts, some going back 12,000 years, displayed in a former customs house.

New York Hall of Science

This former 1964 World's Fair pavilion now houses more than 450 interactive science & tech exhibits.

The Morgan Library & Museum

Celebrated museum & library's gift shop featuring books, accessories & collection-related wares.

Museum of the City of New York

Photos, maps & other artifacts trace NYC history from its 16th-century birth to the present day.

New York Transit Museum

Housed in a 1936 subway station, this museum features interactive exhibits like vintage trains.

Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden

19th-century home for retired sailors now features cultural events, sculptures & a fountain.

AMC Kips Bay 15

Regal Times Square

Theater complex with multiple screens featuring new release films, plush seating & concession stand.

Color Factory NYC

Art exhibit centered on colors, featuring playful participatory installations in separate rooms.

Museum of the Moving Image

The history of film, television & digital media told via interactive displays, plus screenings.

The Frick Collection

Brooklyn Children's Museum

Circa-1899 museum, billed as the world's first for kids, with 30,000+ objects & hands-on exhibits.

Regal UA Kaufman Astoria

Basic theater with stadium-style seating & snack bar, showing new releases & discounted matinees.

Museum of Sex

Intimate museum chronicling the evolution of human sexuality in ever-changing exhibits.