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Alice Tully Hall is a 1,000-plus-seat space that's ideal for recitals, chamber music and an array of other performances.
This elegant Theatre District theater has been recently restored to its classic Italian Renaissance style.
Part of New York City’s famed Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, the hall (formerly Avery Fisher Hall) has been home to the New York Philharmonic Orchestra since 1962.
This world-renowned 2,755-seat theater is home to the New York City Ballet and a number of other performing arts organizations.
This Nigerian restaurant features a fixed-price menu served dinner-party style on a communal table.
The 3 West Club offers the grace and glamour of a historic building, accompanied by seamless service, overnight accommodations and first-class cuisine.
A Bed-Stuy pizzeria has gone viral for its West Indian–influenced toppings like oxtail, curry and jerk chicken.
A carefully curated selection of vintage books, magazines, coffee, beer and wine can be found in the heart of Bed-Stuy.
More than 350 years of New York and American history comes alive through the eyes of children from the past through character-based pavilions.
A culinary venture through Nice in the fall of 2002 inspired partners Simon Oren (Marseille, Sushi Samba and L’Express) and chef Andy d’Amico (Sign of the Dove and Little Dove) to open Nice Matin in 2003.
Offering some of the best views of the City skyline, 230 Fifth is among Manhattan's largest indoor and outdoor rooftop-bar and event spaces.