Suggestions for Community and Government near New York

Alyssa Y. • May 25, 2010Stop in & take a shelter dog for a walk on your way home from work. The babies love to get out and need to be walked. You'll get exercise & they'll get a happy stroll around the hood. It's a win-win!

Ruthie O. • August 23, 2018Beautiful historic townhouse filled with fabulously hospitable artists and staff and interesting programming! Don’t miss it.

Tom W. • January 4, 2015The best dogs. You can trust this place

Ruby P. • February 17, 2015I study theater at HB Studio, and this school is truly spectacular. The staff and professors are wonderful, and the space is good for creative purposes.

Orchestra of St. Luke's • November 21, 2012Check out Tampopo Catering at Charles Grossman Café on the 1st floor of The DiMenna Center for pour-over coffee, made-to-order sandwiches, salads, and snacks!

Anthony C. • January 13, 2012Visit http://www.voicesofgotham.com for concert info!

christian svanes k. • January 22, 2013chef paul is witty, playful, stern & straightforward; hardly the old-school type. the class is a useful hands-on experience. you work in small teams, creating dishes you'll one day make for friends.

IWalked Audio Tours • September 2, 2011A small Federal style red-brick building surrounded by skyscrapers. The site of the church is the former home of the 1st America-born saint Elizabeth Ann Seton. Learn more on this site via our blog!

Heath T. • July 17, 2011Scratch moved from the West Village to 32 Cooper Square in July '11

IrmaZandl Z. • July 12, 2016Fabulous private club with good, super fun restaurant in 4th floor.

Giulia • January 27, 2018Amazing archive for all the design lovers. Take an appointment and enjoy 2 hours of full immersion in an incredible collection of sketches, magazines, packaging and books by your favourite designers.

Carrie • June 26, 2016The 2nd floor terrace is delightful. Really enjoyed the building's architecture and neighborhood.

MuseumNerd • March 21, 2011A great find for museum-style contemporary and other art exhibits.

Jazz at Lincoln Center • October 1, 2010Try JAZZ 101 with Phil Schaap: "I won't teach you trumpet or piano or drums, but I'll teach you the history, the context, the culture, while telling you some good stories." http://bit.ly/d7Hu8K

Stephanie • June 6, 2016Great, relevant exhibitions in this tiny exhibition space. Top notch programming too.

Andreas K. • April 3, 2015If you like music and want to feel close to the future of art in sound. Well, probably that's the place to be.

Jonathan L. • June 4, 2017Nice, clean, and friendly facility. The adoption process for a kitten was smooth. Staff answered all of our questions.

jessica m. h. • December 19, 2012Greenwich Village Caroling Walk: 12/22 @ 5 pm. Nostalgic and seasonal, caroling through storybook Greenwich Village invites a convivial crowd full of spirit and excitement. song books provided.

MetroFocus • November 9, 2011Did you know that this is one of the oldest synagogues in the U.S. and a favorite amongst the NY Historical Society’s president Louise Mirrer. Learn about more historic places of worship on MetroFocus

Tom F. • February 20, 2012Basement has a perfect little theater space to do a script reading...

Lenny G. • February 7, 2022This is an amazing school with amazing teachers. If you want to learn anything related to art, this is the place to go. Excellent place and I cannot say enough about how much you can learn here.

HashtagNYU • January 6, 2016An awesome free gallery, thanks to Steinhardt's Art Department.

Narisara V. • February 15, 2011Best community-oriented and artist-run studio for emerging and established artists to create large-scale experimental artwork

AMACOM Books • June 20, 2011Open 11am-7pm. Read donated books, newspapers, and periodicals here for free, and there's a wi-fi hot spot. Check out the history here: http://ow.ly/5mgNo