New York City Things to Do

Helen Mills Theater is a multi-utility venue that can be rented for any corporate or social events. The Acura Stage of the theater has been used by many speakers like Neil LaBute and John Lahr. Many interviews, talk shows, danc... more

Walking in Brooklyn, this red-colored exterior cannot be missed. Have a look inside Ad Hoc Art and you would know that this art gallery and creative center has a lot to offer. Different areas of fine art including street art, p... more

This art lovers' destination on the Upper East Side houses an outstanding exhibition of American Impressionist Art. Warren Adelson has been buying and selling American and European art for over 30 years, and has one of the fore... more

This cozy tea salon offers homemade cookies and pastries to accompany select teas, as well as a variety of sandwiches and hardy soups. Reminiscent of the south of France, the decor is simple and sparse, yet charming and thought... more

From facelifts to Botoprograms to deeptissue massages; Aerospa in the Gramercy Park Hotel has it all. They have some of the most advanced treatments including 'algaelift' and 'aerowarrior' to soothe those aching muscles. What's... more

Affairs Afloat, like the name suggests takes your love affair with the Big Apple a step further down the Hudson. Their three-tiered boats—The Queen of Hearts and The Star are comfortable vessels with beautiful decor, good light... more

Affirmation Arts is truly dedicated to the development and growth of fine arts. This venue holds a number of exhibitions and displays by many famous as well as amateur artists. The contemporary architecture and decor adds to th... more

A branch of the Brooklyn Public Library, the Aguilar Library was founded in 1886 and was named for Sephardic Jewish author Grace Aguilar. Today it stands in East Harlem as a strong limestone and granite building, flanked by eno... more

Residing in the Joan Weil Center for Dance, the Ailey Studios is host to various social and cultural events. The studios feature great acoustics, mirrors, a pianoforte and sprung floors unless otherwise mentioned. The studios c... more

Named for celebrated caricaturist Al Hirschfeld. The theatre opened in June 2003. Formerly the Martin Beck, it is one of Broadway's most popular venues. Designed by architect G. Albert Lansburgh this was the only theater in New... more