Arts & Culture in Manhattan
Arts & Culture in Manhattan, New York City

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Poster House
Graphic design & advertising posters on display, ranging from Art Nouveau to political propaganda.
David Geffen Hall
Renowned 2,378-seat Lincoln Center stage hosting the Philharmonic, opera, jazz & other performances.
Federal Hall National Memorial
Museum in 1842 Customs House on site where Washington was sworn in & the Bill of Rights was written.
New York City Fire Museum
Exhibits at this 1904 ex-firehouse include firefighting tools, uniforms, vehicles & a 9/11 memorial.
El Museo del Barrio
Museum devoted to Latino culture in the Americas, from the pre-Columbian era to modern times.

United Palace
Banksy Museum New York

Museum of Broadway
Lincoln Center Theater
Iconic performing-arts venue with multiple theaters showing classic & contemporary plays & musicals.
The Slipper Room
Burlesque theater & lounge where patrons can watch variety shows from the main floor or mezzanine.
Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Lower Manhattan
Stylish theater chain for new & classic films features cocktails & creative bites served seat-side.
Village East by Angelika
Vintage Moorish venue showing 7 screens of art & commercial films with stadium & balcony seating.

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The Fearless Girl

Museum at Eldridge Street
Historic restored synagogue holds orthodox services & hosts tours, community classes & events.
Museum of Chinese in America
Small museum focused on the Chinese experience in America through exhibits & public programs.
The Public Theater
Landmark venue with multiple stages offering a wide variety of theatrical & musical productions.
Nuyorican Poets Cafe
Poetry slams, jazz, comedy & other live performances in a storied, bohemian space.
The Jewish Museum
Contemporary gift shop for handcrafted Jewish ceremonial objects & traditional marriage contracts.
Astor Place Theatre
Erected in 1831, the Greek Revival-style building was once home to the Astor & Vanderbilt families.
