Paramus Things to Do

The 6th & B Garden is a green oasis in the middle of East Village in New York city. Originally the place was a marsh created by the East river, which was refilled in 1845. Buildings replaced the empty lot, gradually it filled w... 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

Abyssinian Baptist Church has been a part of Central Harlem, for the last 70 years. As any other community church they hold regular church services, including weddings, baby blessings, funerals, and also have volunteer service... more

The American Academy of Arts and Letters was founded to honor American artists, composers and writers. It is part of a complex of Classical Revival structures built on the estate of John James Audubon, who is buried nearby in T... 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 Big Apple, the nickname is associated with many stories of its origin. A popular story says it was named after the Big Apple Club located at the 135th street & 7th Avenue in Harlem. A jazz club, that played a popular song a... more

If you are into jazz, then you can't miss this club in Harlem. Running successfully for 10 years now, this venue is split into two sections. The front area comprises a store and café—the café serves delicious coffee and an inte... more

The crack of the bat never sounded so good. If you're an avid baseball fan who's ever dreamed of visiting that historic stadium, or desired to watch that favorite childhood team you never got to see, Big League Tours will set y... 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 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