Manhattan NY

This extraordinary exhibition showcases the artistry and culture of the house ballroom community.

The New York Historical explores the idea of democracy through a mix of contemporary art and pieces from the past.

Here and National Queer Theater present three international plays exploring global homophobia and pride.

The Paley Center for Media celebrates the 30th anniversary of this sitcom with an immersive experience.

Based on the 1988 film, this musical finds a goth girl and her conventional parents moving into a haunted house.

The Jewish Museum integrates its learning center and exhibition spaces with the debut of renovated galleries.

Enjoy free musical, theater and dance performances on the Bryant Park lawn.

This Pride festival of music, dance and comedy returns to the Dorothy B. Williams Theater.

Bird has been gone a long time now, but NYC celebrates the jazz legend with this annual festival taking place in Tompkins Square Park and several other venues throughout the City.