New York City Things to Do

Formerly the Abigail Adams Smith Museum, this is a wonderful example of late 18th century New York City architecture. Built in 1799, the building began as a private residence. The Colonial Dames came into possession of the buil... more

Since its opening in 1993, the Abingdon Theatre has produced some of the finest American theater. The theater prides itself on its commitment to exclusively producing plays by American playwrights. Its unique five-step develop... 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

This funky 21+ East Village dive has easily welcomed the gentrification of avenues A and B. Consequently, it now caters to a large crowd of downtown urban professionals, although hipsters and scruffy locals still pay a visit fr... more

Enter this dim-lit haven to enjoy a night with great performers and refreshing drinks. With an understated yet sophisticated decor and one of the best local bands playing an eclectic mix, the Ace of Clubs is a welcome respite f... more

If you like to see rock groups performing in dark spaces, visit this basement spot beneath the Acme Bar & Grill in Greenwich Village. The bands are mostly unknown, and there are as many as five different performances every nigh... more

This venue with a capacity for 199 is the biggest in the famous Theater Row Complex. Sit on the comfy seats and watch your favorite performance in air-conditioned comfort, or relax in the heated environs on cold winter days. A... more

Acqua Beauty Bar, a stylized day spa located in a first floor space on 14th Street, adheres to the ancient Chinese principles of Feng Shui in both attitude and design. The bright, white and blue interior is minimalist, but stil... more

The Actor's Playhouse, located in the West Village, is an ordinary looking theater house that has been a stable of the off-Broadway theater scene for a long time. Previous productions include, Torch Song Trilogy and Fortune in... more

The Actors Temple was established in 1917 by the shopkeepers of Hell's Kitchen but grew in popularity with the Jewish actors community of Broadway. The Judaic worship center is located in a three-story building with several stu... more