Category: Things To Do

The Museum of the City of New York examines how the City has changed in the 400 years since it was settled.

This NYC Department of Records and Information Services exhibition explores the role of women, enslaved people and Native Americans in early NYC..

Commemorate the 400th anniversary of the founding of New York at this gala dedicated to historic cocktails at the WSA Exhibition Space.

Lincoln Center celebrates the cross-cultural musical innovation of the Upper West Side's San Juan Hill neighborhood with this one-night-only performance.

Explore the often-overlooked history of women in jazz at Lincoln Center's LIbrary for the Performing Arts.

The contributions of one of MoMA's founders is the subject of this exhibit.

Rediscover iconic works of art from this long-lost carnival, including a Ferris wheel by Jean Michel Basquiat.

Design historian Marilyn F. Friedman leads an illustrated lecture on the influence of the 1925 Paris Exposition.

Flushing Town Hall hosts these monthly jam sessions that welcome instrumentalists of all levels to participate, and jazz lovers to simply come listen.