So much better than any art supply shot back home in the UK, these guys seem to have everything!
This Blick is the best one in the city. IMHO. Best variety & well stocked. One of best art supply stores overall too!
My favorite art store in the city. They have a great selection and the best prices. well organized, staffed, and stocked. Fun assortment of random new items also.
This graffiti wall has quite the history. It's owned and operated by Tony Goldman, and is now the epicenter of the NYC graffiti world. Made famous in 80s by Keith Haring. Read more.
I love how frequently this mural changes.
The Hole, which showcases colorful artists like Kenny Scharf and Dearraindrop. Read more.
Good gallery. The shows can be hit and miss but still worth the gander. Wash down the art with a nice red wine at Gemma (opposite)
Find Rachel... She's the best. She will fill you in on all the artist an latest happenings going on in art scene
NY. Wonderful collection of rare art photography books. Read more.
I could spend hours at this bookstore. Contains only art photography. Selection is small, precise and and beautiful. Highly reccommend.
loads art books, many from japan
Just go and support the arts. Great shows, pick one.
Often fantastic staging and intimate experience. The Public Library has delicious American cuisine in a cooling and relaxing environment.
Good for drinks and seafood small plates. A solid dinner option for your pre-theater dinner.
Gorgeous contemporary, modern art and antiquities with an Asian and Indian focus.
With another outpost in London, this international Indian and Pakistani gallery showcases works from South Asian artists through group exhibitions.
Good exhibits and there are 2 restrooms available on the NE end. Great lighting as well👍
Step back into 19th century domestic life in NYC with a visit to the Tredwell family home. This merchant's home is full of furnishings, art and the belongings the family accumulated over 100 years. Read more.
Check out the fourth floor
Check out www.30yearsbold.com/events for our upcoming "Spin the Room" events with Scratch Academy and DJ Vida.
Scratch moved from the West Village to 32 Cooper Square in July '11
Great date space and intimate performance space. Get here early to snag one of the coveted tables.
Amazing place or dinner and a show. great live acts, communal seating, food and bev minimum is $12. See incredible acts here in a small setting before they get too huge!
Catch the Happy Ending Series here, it’s the best reading series with a twist. Big names are required to take a risk onstage: Jesse Ball once taught the crowd how to steal a book from B&N. Read more.
A fun place to share your poetry, music or art. Circa '95 loves performing at this venue. Read more.
Cool hipster place with live shows. Best days to go: Mon/Wed/Sat
Home not only to amazing spoken word performances, but sexy Burlesque and hilarious Bingo. The real poetry is in the men’s room – try not to add you own.
KITH offers Hip Hop street style from elevated artists, one of few boutiques who carry designer GREG LAUREN!!! The recent Location move was a good one., attentive stylists.
Cinnamon toast + Twix + marshmallow charms. You're welcome
By Ronnie Fieg. Blue-lit futuristic room that houses an assortment of highly sought-after sneakers from around the world. Top picks include Supra leather-and-leopard-print and Adidas SLVR Read more.
Art Deco vibe with solid classic cocktails. Chill spot in NoHo that's a great alternative to the college bars in the area.
Great bar for drinks after dinner or while waiting to get into Gato next door. Very cool atmosphere with great cocktail list. Perfect for impressing out of towners.
Great dance, martial art, and theater programs
Sweet Soul Movements offices have moved up to the 4th floor!
The Minions of Gozer are here! Http://www.minionsofgozer.com
Seminal Cor-ten steel artist Tony Rosenthal’s public sculptures dot Manhattan. Like most public art of the era (late 60s/early 70s), the minimalist designs can sometimes go unnoticed, their industrial Read more.
Interesting public art, lots of places to eat or drink, shopping , and lots of transportation options.
Cool part of the city. Lots of great restaurants and people watching.
Mix the sophisticated sushi art of omakase with some street flare and you get this unique little joint. An affordable experience for the senses. No liquor served unfortunately.
Love the quick quality sushi concept. Stumbled on this place on our first visit to East Village. Hope you expand to SF. 💖
Get the omakase and remember to make a reservation! They give you 30 minutes to eat but the food was so fresh and delicious.
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA