Paramus Things to Do

For the Islamic community of New York, Sabur Mosque is the city's location for Muslim worship and other services. This tranquil place draws worshipers with its beautiful architecture and serene surroundings. Besides offering th... more

GTT has been a collaborative performance center for the last four years and is continuing to grow. With an emphasis on contemporary American issues and a flair for the political this young group continues to reach out to the pu... more

Located on the campus of City College of New York, Aaron Davis Hall holds a 750-seat proscenium theater, a 175-seat experimental theater, and a 75-seat rehearsal studio-workshop. It hosts both student and professional performan... more

Head south of Bronx and you'll find this academy of arts and dance in the Hunts Point area. A project of Arthur Aviles Typical Theatre, BAAD offers entertainment through the various performing arts. It's home to the Bronx Dance... more

The Little Red Lighthouse also called Jeffrey's Hook was a serving lighthouse until the George Washington Bridge was built. It served from 1880 to 1917 at Sandy Hook, New jersey and then here at Jeffrey's Hook from 1921 to 1947... more

This museum, housed in what used to be a synagogue, exhibits a variety of contemporary and 20th century art. There is a permanent collection displaying the works of artists from Asia, Latin America and Africa. The museum also o... 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

One of its kind, Riverbank State Park, is a 28 acre landscaped state-of-the-art park facility that offers a wide variety of recreational facilities. Boasting a terrific view of Hudson river, this park has a 400 seat amphitheat... more

Construction for this historic park began in 1883. It is located on the site where the Battle of Harlem Heights was fought during the Revolutionary War in 1776. The 31-acre park runs from West 110th to West 123rd Street and sep... more

Deep into the Bronx lies this serene shrine to Our Lady of Lourdes that one would expect to find somewhere in the European countryside rather than in one of the world's most populous urban areas. Built in 1929, at the request o... more