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Arturo Sandoval Quintet Live at Blue Note
Legendary 10-time Grammy Award-winning Cuban-American trumpeter, pianist, and composer Arturo Sandoval brings his virtuosic jazz ensemble to Greenwich Village's world-famous Blue Note Jazz Club for an intimate, high-energy live performance.
Date Night at The Met: Extended Hours & Live Music
The Metropolitan Museum of Art stays open late for Date Night with gallery strolls across 5,000 years of global art, live chamber and acoustic music performances, gallery talks, and evening drink specials in the Great Hall.
MoMA UNIQLO NYC Nights: Free First Friday Late Access
The Museum of Modern Art opens its galleries after hours on the first Friday of the month with complimentary admission for New Yorkers, live DJ sets, gallery activations, and access to modern and contemporary masterpieces.
Hand-Picked Venues & Spots in New York
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
★ 4.8Over 5,000 years of global human creativity housed in a monumental Fifth Avenue landmark
One of the world's greatest art museums, The Met Fifth Avenue houses more than 1.5 million works spanning ancient Egyptian temples, Greek and Roman sculptures, European Old Masters, Asian masterpieces, and modern works. From the Temple of Dendur to the American Wing, it represents an extraordinary cultural journey.
The High Line
★ 4.7A lush elevated park on historic freight rails floating above the West Side streets
Transforming 1.45 miles of disused elevated freight rail on Manhattan's West Side, the High Line is an internationally acclaimed public park connecting the Meatpacking District through Chelsea to Hudson Yards. It offers dynamic gardens, contemporary art installations, Hudson River vistas, and vantage points of the cityscape below.
Washington Square Park
★ 4.6The vibrant beating heart of Greenwich Village with historic arch, fountain, and buskers
Anchored by its stately marble memorial arch and central fountain, Washington Square Park is the cultural epicenter of Greenwich Village. A historic gathering place for bohemian artists, NYU students, chess masters, and street musicians, it offers premier people-watching and infectious New York energy.