Paramus Things to Do

Dedicated to the exposure of art and artifacts created by Afro-Americans, this museum started life in a rented loft in 1967. The New York Bank of Savings donated the present Harlem premises to the museum in 1979. The museum fea... more

Forget the Statue of Liberty and the Empire State Building, for a true slice of the real, living New York City, visitors need to check out the Fulton Fish Market which has recently been relocated. The massive (two huge open air... more

Hudson River Museum with its six galleries and a planetarium is the largest in Westchester, New York. The name indicates the prime interest of the museum—Hudson River and its environs including the plant and animal life. The Yo... more

The Museum of Bronx History is located in the Valentine-Varian House, which was built in 1758 by a blacksmith. The fieldstone house has the distinction of being the second oldest in the borough. There are exhibits depicting lif... more

The Museum of Bronx History is located in the Valentine-Varian House, which was built in 1758 by a blacksmith. The fieldstone house has the distinction of being the second oldest in the borough. There are exhibits depicting lif... more

On the first Thursday of each month, participating galleries and artists' studios in the trendy neighborhood of DUMBO open their doors to the public for casual browsers and those looking to purchase works of art. Some galleries... more

The Bronx Zoo is the largest urban zoo in the United States. It houses thousands of animals, ranging from lions and monkeys to sea lions and sloths. The Congo exhibit features lowland gorillas, pythons and other central African... more

Just 12 minutes from New York City, Bananas' 2nd location in Hasbrouck Heights opened 2 years after the original started up in Poughkeepsie. Attracting the same high-caliber comedy, the Bananas in Hasbrouck is a hotspot for New... more

The New York Giants and Jets have been based here and so have the New Jersey Devils and the Nets. Meadowlands Complex, which attracts almost a million fans every year, hosts major games and concerts. Furthermore, New Jersey roc... more

Since first opening in 1885, the Tarrytown Music Hall in Tarrytown, New York has seen some of America's greatest artists grace its stage. In its first years, jazz legends such as Miles David and Dave Brubeck made their dent on... more