Linking Farms To Communities.
Every Thursday from July 10th to November 20th, the Seaport Youthmarket is opened from 12-5pm in front of...
Events calendar in New York on September 2, 2014
Events in New York
An exhibition that traces developments in intimate apparel from the 18th century to the present.
The exhibition tells the story of a bright and crowded Times Square, a tourist Mecca and the entertainment...
The exhibition explores the work of Chuck Jones, as well as the impact it has had on the visual arts and...
This exhibition brings together more than 175 of the most iconic images of the artist, the treasure hidden...
Starring Matthew Broderick, Stockard Channing, Rupert Grint and Nathan Lane.
Matthew Broderick and Nathan Lane present an evening of high comedy as they reunite for a new play by the...
$117–$336
Comedians Kevin James Doyle and Margaret Copeland you on a comedic romp through history and relationship...
$84.38
The Today Show's 2014 annual summer concert series at Rockefeller Center is one of the summer 2014 events...
The world's best tennis players will be making their way to Arthur Ashe Stadium.
$70–$3495
Exhibition: “Gatsby to Garp: Modern Masterpieces from the Carter Burden Collection”
This is an incredible look at one of the most amazing collections of literature ever assembled, some of...
adults $15, Seniors, Students and Children under 16 $10,
A hilarious and goofy musical which is an unofficial musical parody of the Saturday morning show "Saved By...
$25
Now in Its 20th Year on Broadway.
A razzle-dazzle musical returns on the stage with a refreshed cast to make you deep into the colorful...
$60 – $300
Since the first production in 1988, The Phantom of the Opera musical never fails to make us live through...
$29 – $307
Has to be seen to be believed: Blue Man Group show is a brave mixture of comedy, theater, rock concert and...
$56 – $133
A mystery thriller Perfect Crime is one of the longest running shows on New York's stage. Started in 1987...
starts at $90
In this multimedia exhibition, painter, performance artist, and comedian Lisa Levy examines the notion of...
In Pursuit of Freedom explores Brooklyn’s anti-slavery movement from the end of the American Revolution to...
Art exhibition "The Art of Mourning" @ Morbid Anatomy Museum
Not for the faint of heart, this is definitely a spooky exhibit does not shy away from the issue of death...
$10
The Instruments of C. F. Martin.
This exhibition includes approximately thirty-five instruments from the Martin Museum in Nazareth,...
A Brief History of New York.
Whether it is possible to determine New York? Maybe 101? New York Times correspondent urban affairs Sam...
Multiple exposures: Jewelry and Photography is the first museum exhibition devoted to how contemporary...
The exhibition is generously funded by gifts from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and Sidney R. Knafel and...
5th year of Theater for the New City's summer (all-premiere) festival!
V Season Announced - 24 productions (19 World premieres, 2 American premieres and 2 are New York...
This year, the Summer HD Festival kicks off a night early with a special screening of Norman Jewison’s...
The American premiere of the extraordinary Czech drama that intertwines the real life testimonies of...
$87–$101
Immerse yourself into interactive theater show with an evident tint of noir at Sleep No More. Dark and...
The McKittrick Hotel
$85 – $255
Set in 1982, This Is Our Youth follows three young adults, when they try to cross the treacherous gap...
$47–$337
You Can’t Take It With You is the story of the collision between the families of Tony Kirby and Alice...
$86–$205
They Call Me Q 12+
They Call Me Q is so laden with heart and abundant humor that its story deftly speaks to the universal...
And I And Silence explores the clash between dreams and reality of young people as they transition into...
