Top 5 Cultural Center in New York City

214 W 42nd St, New York, NY 10036, United States

“Wow! We were completely blown away by this show! Every scene brought new surprises, the cast was incredibly talented, the technical production was flawless, and the energy was over the top! This is a MUST SEE show - especially if you …”

333 E 47th St, New York, NY 10017, United States

“The building is beautiful, there are art exhibits and sometimes film festivals and other cultural events. The best place in he City to learn Japanese, enjoy events, movies, art and see their beautiful building. Lovely staff.”

1650 Broadway, New York, NY 10019, United States

“Classic venue for music in intimate setting. Waitstaff attentive without being a distraction. Food was pretty good (you need malt vinegar for fish and chips you heathens). Prices fair for drinks and food. If your favorite artist is booked here by all means go.”

138 E 27th St, New York, NY 10016, United States

“had an amazing time!! went for a school field trip and loved the actors! the theatre is rather small but not claustrophobic small (at least in my opinion)”

Elizabeth St, New York, NY 10012, United States

“A small but beautiful garden in the midst of the hustle and grind of Soho. Statues stay watch in this serene escape from the craziness that the city brings. You can immediately feel a sense of calm as you pass through the gates into this little beautiful getaway. There is seating spattered throughout the park and it is a beautiful place just to sit, sip a coffee and get lost in a daydream.”

128 E 63rd St, New York, NY 10065, United States

“One of Manhattan many small museums with a specific subject. Perfect to spend an hour or two. We saw an exhibit on children's book illustrations, just delightful! And another on women's cartoons (like from the New Yorker). And there's a bar on the top floor adjoining an outdoor seating area. Check out what's current and go.”

46-01 5th St, Queens, NY 11101, United States

“Loved the atmosphere! Exactly what one would expect from a brewery located in Queens. The selection was diverse. I had the Hawaiian pizza and Variation IPA. They were both fruit forward. While the HP seemed to be the locals favorite I actually preferred the Variation (v4).”

725 Park Ave, New York, NY 10021, United States

“Small and condenses museum. We went for the Meiji Modern exhibition. It was fantastic. There happened to be a guide touring and explaining each piece to a group so we heard stories on some pieces as well. Definitely looking forward to future exhibitions.”

136 E 13th St, New York, NY 10003, United States

“This acclaimed theater attracts top talent and produces relevant, engaging and provocative plays and musicals in the classic canon, though reimagined and reinvigorated for the contemporary audience. Highly recommend.”

110 E 25th St, New York, NY 10010, United States

“We got scammed here by their event space. They quoted us 1x number and billed us 3x. Zero empathy or integrity when asking them to honor their quote. Not unique to NYC, but doesn’t feel great.”

320 E 43rd St, New York, NY 10017, United States

“It's such a beautiful indoor green house in New York. Its for the public and free to enter and enjoy. I didn't expect this at all. I side a building in Manhattan for sure. It's so calm, peaceful, and serene. There's ferns, a pond, trees, and flowers. After you relax in the garden, the justice exhibit on the 1st floor on the right side once you enter. What an amazing place to relax, and just take a break from the busy buzzing streets of Manhattan.”

320 W 37th St, New York, NY 10018, United States

“Came here for some work meetings Have had their teas and coffees They have plenty of gluten-free and vegan options My fave lunch is an Avocado Boat with hummus and chickpeas - so healthy and yum A great hidden gem”

208 W 13th St, New York, NY 10011, United States

“Happy World AIDS Day! Great place, great Atmosphere. The only issue I have with the Center is unless you buy a Coffee at the Coffee shop, there is not much room for the community to hang out such as lounges, cosy spaces and dropins like you would find in Canada. I think it can be a little intimidating. I came once for a coffee and there was no sitting available, I then went all over this gigantic place and all I saw was empty rooms, not available to public and been told it’s to rent. About the programs, it seems the Manhattan LGBT community is very Senior and adult proof, with most of the programs dedicated to youth. I think the LGBT center of New York City could be much more. So far, I don’t see much difference with Starbucks. I don’t see any displays of brochures or any variety in the intake to adjust to people diversities. If I was homeless, I probably would come in and go out in the second feeling a bit overwhelmed to be in a Capital One Café like environment. Where are the hearts and flags on the wall and all that? Here’s my take for the day. Love. Also, it’s world AIDS Day. A big ribbon on the wall, perhaps, New York City?”

555 W 18th St, New York, NY 10011, United States

“Great space for hosting events. Plenty of room, easy to navigate in open space with terrific floor to ceiling windows. The wall displays/video screens are a plus for displaying montages and videos. The sound system is very good. It can get noisy with the acoustics, but all in all it is very good space for hosting parties.”

275 Church St, New York, NY 10013, United States

“I traveled almost 12 hours to see this installation as I wanted to use it for my research, but unfortunately it wasn’t open and no one answered the phone that was provided on the entrance door’s label.”