Things to Do in NYC at Night

#1 · New York

ECLIPSO NYC: Titanic VR Experience

A cutting-edge virtual reality destination where visitors step into vividly recreated worlds and embark on interactive excursions through time and culture.

#2 · New York

Broadway Theatre District

World-famous theater district featuring spectacular shows, musicals, and performances year-round.

#3 · New York

Top of the Rock

Observation deck atop Rockefeller Center offering panoramic views of Manhattan's skyline.

#4 · New York

Hamilton: An American Musical

Revolutionary hip-hop musical telling the story of America's founding father Alexander Hamilton.

#5 · New York

The Lion King

Spectacular Broadway adaptation of Disney's beloved animated film with stunning costumes and puppetry.

#6 · New York

WICKED

The untold story of the Witches of Oz before Dorothy arrived, featuring unforgettable music and stunning visuals.

#7 · New York

Hadestown

Haunting folk opera retelling the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice in a post-apocalyptic depression-era setting.

#8 · New York

The Outsiders

Winner of 4 Tony Awards® including Best Musical. Set in Tulsa, Oklahoma, 1967, this thrilling musical follows Ponyboy Curtis, Johnny Cade, and their Greaser family as they battle rival Socs and navigate self-discovery in a world that may never accept them. Based on the beloved novel by S.E. Hinton.

#9 · New York

Joe Turner's Come and Gone

Experience August Wilson's powerful drama Joe Turner's Come and Gone on Broadway at the August Wilson Theatre. Set in a Pittsburgh boarding house in 1911, the play explores themes of identity, belonging, and the African American experience in the early 20th century. Directed by Bartlett Sher.

#10 · New York

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child on Broadway magically transports audiences back to the enchanting world of Hogwarts with spellbinding special effects and emotionally charged performances.

#11 · New York

MJ: The Musical

Electrifying celebration of the King of Pop featuring his greatest hits and incredible choreography.

#12 · New York

Moulin Rouge! The Musical

Extravagant musical spectacular bringing the Baz Luhrmann film to life with dazzling energy.

#13 · New York

Aladdin

Disney's magical tale of adventure and romance comes alive with spectacular sets and flying carpets.

#14 · New York

Six: The Musical

Modern pop concert meets Tudor history in this electrifying remixing of the six wives of Henry VIII.

#15 · New York

Little Shop of Horrors

Classic Off-Broadway musical about a man-eating plant with catchy songs and darkly comic charm.

#16 · New York

Edge NYC

Sky deck suspended in mid-air offering breathtaking 360-degree views from the highest outdoor observation deck in the Western Hemisphere.

#17 · New York

The Book of Mormon

The hilarious and irreverent Broadway musical by the creators of South Park, following two mismatched Mormon missionaries on a life-changing journey to Uganda.

#18 · New York

Metropolitan Opera

Metropolitan Opera is one of the most prestigious opera companies in the world, presenting elaborate productions that combine powerful vocal performances with dramatic staging and world-class orchestras. Performing inside Lincoln Center's grand opera house, the company's season attracts international stars and devoted opera lovers alike.

#19 · New York

NYC Ballet's The Nutcracker

The New York City Ballet production of George Balanchine's The Nutcracker is one of the most beloved holiday performances in New York. Staged at the David H. Koch Theater at Lincoln Center, the show is known for its lavish sets, live orchestra, and famous onstage Christmas tree.

#20 · New York

Lincoln Center

Lincoln Center serves as New York's premier campus for the performing arts, home to multiple theaters, concert halls, and arts institutions clustered around a grand central plaza. The complex anchors the Upper West Side's cultural scene and hosts performances ranging from classical music and ballet to film festivals.

#21 · New York

New York City Ballet

New York City Ballet is renowned for its athletic style, musical precision, and expansive repertory ranging from classic works to innovative contemporary choreography. Based at Lincoln Center's David H. Koch Theater, the company is especially famous for its annual staging of The Nutcracker.

#22 · New York

New York Philharmonic

New York Philharmonic is the oldest symphony orchestra in the United States and a central pillar of the city's classical music scene. Known for both traditional masterworks and adventurous modern programming, the orchestra performs at Lincoln Center's David Geffen Hall.

#23 · New York

Carnegie Hall

Carnegie Hall stands as one of the world's most revered performance venues, synonymous with artistic prestige and acoustic excellence since 1891. Its grand yet intimate interior delivers a listening experience prized by performers and audiences alike.

#24 · New York

La Cage aux Folles

A joyous, exuberant musical that celebrates love, family, and authenticity with heart, humor, and show-stopping numbers.

#25 · New York

The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee

A hilarious, heartwarming musical that celebrates the awkwardness and triumph of childhood competition.

#26 · New York

Oh, Mary!

In the weeks leading up to President Abraham Lincoln's assassination, First Lady Mary Todd Lincoln finds herself restless, frustrated, and desperate for attention. Reimagined as a wildly theatrical figure with dreams far beyond the White House, Mary spirals through jealousy, ambition, and outrageous schemes as she pursues her fantasy of becoming a cabaret performer. This irreverent comedy offers a chaotic and highly fictional take on history while exploring the eccentric inner world of one of America's most infamous First Ladies.

#27 · New York

School Girls; Or, the African Mean Girls Play

Experience a sharp, hilarious, and culturally rich Broadway comedy with School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre. Written by Jocelyn Bioh and directed by Whitney White, this highly anticipated Broadway premiere follows a group of students at a Ghanaian boarding school competing for the coveted Miss Ghana title.

#28 · New York

Wanted

Step into a bold, genre-blending Broadway musical with Wanted at the James Earl Jones Theatre. Inspired by a true story, the production follows twin sisters Mary and Martha Clarke, who transform their lives from farm girls into outlaws as they fight to protect their family in 1893 Texas. Featuring music by Ross Baum and book and lyrics by Angelica Chéri.

#29 · New York

Maybe Happy Ending

Set in a futuristic Seoul, this award-winning musical tells the story of two obsolete “Helper Bots” who embark on a journey that leads them to discover the complexities of love and heartbreak.

#30 · New York

Empire State Building

Art Deco masterpiece offering breathtaking 360-degree views of New York City from its observation decks.

#31 · New York

One World Observatory

Experience breathtaking views from the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere.

#32 · New York

Chicago The Musical

Sultry and cynical tale of murder, greed, corruption, and all that jazz in 1920s Chicago.

#33 · New York

& Juliet

What if Juliet didn't die? This pop musical reimagines Shakespeare's ending with chart-topping hits.

#34 · Queens

Louis Armstrong House Museum

Historic home of jazz legend Louis Armstrong.

#35 · New York

Buena Vista Social Club

Vibrant musical celebration bringing the legendary Cuban music ensemble to Broadway with infectious rhythms.

#36 · New York

The Play That Goes Wrong

Hilarious comedy where everything that can go wrong does go wrong in this play-within-a-play.

#37 · New York

Drunk Shakespeare

Hilarious twist on Shakespeare where one actor performs completely drunk every night.

#38 · New York

Bryant Park

Bryant Park serves as Midtown's backyard, a lively green space framed by skyscrapers and anchored by the New York Public Library. The park is known for its café seating, open lawn, and constant calendar of events from summer movie nights to winter markets and ice skating.

#39 · New York

Blood/Love

A rich, character-driven drama that delves into the complexities of family, loyalty, and the ties that bind us.

#40 · New York

Burnout Paradise

A high-octane, sharply observed play that captures the frenetic energy and existential questions of contemporary life.

#41 · New York

The Fever

An intense, provocative play that examines guilt, privilege, and moral responsibility in a globalized world.

#42 · New York

Girl, Interrupted

A compelling stage drama adapted from the bestselling memoir that explores mental health, identity, and the bonds formed in unlikely places.

#43 · New York

The Infinite Wrench

An adventurous theatrical experience that celebrates absurdity, linguistic play, and rapid-fire creativity.

#44 · New York

Jesa

An intimate, beautifully written drama that explores themes of family, identity, and reconciliation.

#45 · New York

Kenrex

A bold, provocative work that navigates identity, power, and the complexities of modern life.

#46 · New York

Masquerade

A stylish, character-driven drama that unfolds amidst secrets, identity, and the allure of transformation.

#47 · New York

Mexodus

A powerful, socially conscious play that explores migration, identity, and the human stories behind the headlines.

#48 · New York

Speakeasy Magick

An immersive, interactive experience set in a hidden bar-like venue, combining magic, performance, and playful storytelling.

#49 · New York

Ulster American

Experience a razor-sharp and darkly comedic Off-Broadway production with Ulster American at Irish Repertory Theatre. Written by David Ireland, this biting satire follows an Oscar-winning actor, an ambitious playwright, and a director as their seemingly professional meeting spirals into a tense and explosive clash of egos and ideologies.

#50 · New York

What We Did Before Our Moth Days

Step into a deeply introspective and emotionally layered Off-Broadway drama with What We Did Before Our Moth Days at Greenwich House Theater. Written by Wallace Shawn and directed by André Gregory, the play brings together four characters as they reflect on the complexities of their lives, relationships, and choices.

#51 · New York

You Got Older

Experience a tender and darkly comic Off-Broadway play with You Got Older at Cherry Lane Theatre. Written by Clare Barron and starring Alia Shawkat as a young woman who returns to her hometown after her life in the city unravels, only to confront family illness, emotional uncertainty, and unexpected connections.

#52 · New York

The Adding Machine

A dark, satirical drama exploring modernity, alienation, and the mechanization of human life.

#53 · New York

11 to Midnight

An intimate, intense theatrical experience that explores the intersection of personal secrets and societal pressures.

#54 · Brooklyn

Hamlet

Experience a bold new take on Shakespeare's most iconic tragedy with Hamlet at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. This contemporary production, directed by Robert Hastie, brings a fresh and sharply modern perspective to the classic story, blending dark humor with psychological intensity. Starring Hiran Abeysekera in the title role, the show reimagines the journey of a conflicted prince grappling with power, loyalty, and uncertainty in a world shaped by privilege and expectation.

#55 · Brooklyn

The Maids

Step into a bold and visually striking reimagining of a classic with The Maids at St. Ann's Warehouse. Directed by Kip Williams, this contemporary adaptation of Jean Genet's seminal play reinterprets the story through a digital-age lens, blending live performance with multimedia elements. Starring Yerin Ha, Phia Saban, and Lydia Wilson.

#56 · New York

Romeo and Juliet

A fresh Shakespeare in the Park production of the classic tragedy, bringing the star-crossed lovers to life under the stars in Central Park.

#57 · New York

Death Becomes Her

Dark comedy musical based on the cult film about two rivals who discover a potion for eternal youth.

#58 · Flushing

Citi Field

Home of the New York Mets with modern design, a museum dedicated to the Negro Leagues, and diverse food and drink options.

#59 · Brooklyn

Barclays Center

Barclays Center stands at the heart of Downtown Brooklyn as one of the city's busiest entertainment venues, hosting everything from NBA games and global concert tours to major cultural events. Its striking modern design and lively plaza make it a neighborhood focal point.

#60 · New York

Chess

Epic musical set during the Cold War featuring memorable music by ABBA's Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus.

#61 · New York

Perfect Crime

Long-running Off-Broadway thriller that has been running for over 35 years.

#62 · New York

Heathers The Musical

Dark comedy rock musical based on the 1988 cult classic film about high school cliques.

#63 · New York

The National Jazz Museum in Harlem

The National Jazz Museum in Harlem celebrates the legacy of jazz through exhibitions, performances, and educational programs. Located in the historic cultural hub of Harlem, the museum preserves recordings, artifacts, and oral histories while offering live events.

#64 · New York

About Time

A new musical revue by acclaimed songwriting team Richard Maltby, Jr. and David Shire. This heartfelt and humorous show features original songs that explore life's memorable moments—from past romances and buried ambitions to daily quirks and generational connections—capturing the joy and challenges of getting older while staying young at heart.

#65 · New York

Animal Wisdom

Step into a haunting and genre-defying theatrical experience with Animal Wisdom Off-Broadway at the Pershing Square Signature Center. Created by Heather Christian and directed by Keenan Tyler Oliphant, this immersive production unfolds as a 'musical séance,' blending storytelling, ritual, and live music into a deeply evocative performance.

#66 · New York

Dirty Books

Dirty Books delves into the scandalous, often secretive world of literature, examining the ways stories influence society and human behavior. The show blends wit, drama, and social commentary, exploring how literature can challenge norms, provoke thought, and spark controversy.

#67 · New York

Gotta Dance

A high-energy musical celebrating the joy, discipline, and creativity of dance. The show follows a vibrant group of performers as they pursue their dreams, overcoming obstacles and discovering the power of teamwork and perseverance.

#68 · New York

Thornton Wilder's The Emporium

Step into a long-lost work from one of America's most celebrated playwrights with The Emporium, Thornton Wilder's final and previously unfinished play, now brought to life through playwright Kirk Lynn's completion. The story follows John, a young orphan who escapes to the city in search of a new life, becoming captivated by a mysterious department store.

#69 · New York

Tru

Step inside an intimate and revealing portrait of a literary icon with Tru Off-Broadway at the House of the Redeemer. Set in December 1975, this one-man play follows Truman Capote alone in his New York apartment. Starring Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Tru delivers a compelling and immersive theatrical experience.

#70 · New York

A Woman Among Women

Step into a sharp, subversive new drama with A Woman Among Women at Lincoln Center Theater's Claire Tow Theater. Written by Julia May Jonas, the play unfolds over the course of a single summer day in Northampton, Massachusetts, where Cleo—founder of a local women's wellness center—hosts visitors as underlying tensions begin to surface.

#71 · New York

New Born

Experience a thought-provoking and emotionally layered Off-Broadway production with New Born at Audible's Minetta Lane Theatre. Written by Ella Hickson and directed by Ian Rickson, the play unfolds through three distinct monologues whose lives ultimately reveal deeper, interconnected consequences.

#72 · New York

What Happened Was

See What Happened Was live Off-Broadway at Audible's Minetta Lane Theatre in New York City.

#73 · New York

Dear Friend: A Tribute Concert for Scott Ellis

A star-studded one-night-only musical celebration honoring the illustrious career and contributions of the acclaimed Broadway director.

#74 · New York

Katsura Sunshine’s Rakugo

A masterful English-language presentation of the 400-year-old Japanese art of comic storytelling, featuring a lone performer with only a fan and a hand towel.

#75 · New York

Circle Line Sightseeing Cruises

Iconic boat tours around Manhattan offering spectacular views of the skyline and landmarks from the water.

#76 · New York

Bateaux New York

A refined dinner cruise along the Hudson and East Rivers featuring a multi-course meal, live entertainment, and stunning views of Manhattan's illuminated skyline.

#77 · New York

Stranger Things: The First Shadow

A Broadway prequel at the Marquis Theatre exploring events that set the stage for the supernatural mysteries of the beloved Netflix series.

#78 · New York Harbor

NYC Sightseeing Cruises

Boat tours past the Statue of Liberty, Brooklyn Bridge, and Lower Manhattan with live or audio commentary and panoramic views.

#79 · New York

NYC Holiday Lights Tour

Festive guided tours of the city's seasonal holiday light displays with warming drinks and famous movie locations.

#80 · New York

Haunted Pub Crawl

A 2-hour guided pub crawl visiting historic bars and taverns linked to eerie legends and ghostly tales.

#81 · New York

Harlem Jazz Tour

A vibrant tour exploring historic Harlem venues and cultural landmarks that shaped jazz with live performances and insider stories.

#82 · New York

Speakeasy & Prohibition History Tour

Explore hidden bars and historic taverns while learning about NYC's Prohibition era with drinks and engaging storytelling.

#83 · New York

2-Hour Panoramic Night Tour

A relaxed after-dark coach tour of Manhattan's dazzling skyline featuring Times Square, Empire State Building, Brooklyn Bridge, and other illuminated landmarks.

#84 · New York

Rooftop, Bar & Live Music Tour

A spirited tour of Manhattan's vibrant nightlife visiting stylish rooftop bars and lounges with signature cocktails and live music.

#85 · New York

Hop-on Hop-off Bus + Empire State + Cruise

A combo pass with open-air double-decker bus tour, Empire State Building observatory entry, and a scenic boat cruise of Manhattan's waterfront.

#86 · New York

Guided Night Bus Tour

A captivating evening bus tour through Manhattan's illuminated neighborhoods passing Times Square, Empire State Building, and Brooklyn Bridge.

#87 · New York

Becky Shaw

Sharp and funny contemporary play exploring modern relationships, family dynamics, and unexpected connections.

#88 · New York

Friends! The Musical Parody

Hilarious parody musical celebrating the iconic TV show Friends.

#89 · New York

El Museo del Barrio

Latino and Caribbean art and culture museum.

#90 · New York

The Shed

Contemporary arts center featuring visual and performing arts.

#91 · New York

Cats: The Jellicle Ball

A Broadway musical revival at the Broadhurst Theatre reimagining the beloved classic through vibrant ballroom-inspired staging and choreography.

#92 · New York

Beaches, A New Musical

A new Broadway musical at the Majestic Theatre bringing the beloved story of lifelong friendship and personal growth to the stage.

#93 · New York

Death of a Salesman

Arthur Miller's classic examination of the American Dream returns to Broadway at the Winter Garden Theatre in a powerful revival.

#94 · New York

Dog Day Afternoon

A Broadway drama at the August Wilson Theatre bringing the true-life story of a bank robbery turned media spectacle to the stage.

#95 · New York

Every Brilliant Thing

An intimate Broadway play at the Hudson Theatre where a performer guides the audience through a growing list of things worth living for.

#96 · New York

Fallen Angels

A Broadway revival of Noël Coward's sparkling comedy of manners at the Todd Haimes Theatre starring Rose Byrne and Kelli O'Hara.

#97 · New York

Giant

A Broadway musical at the Music Box Theatre transforming Edna Ferber's sweeping novel into a vivid stage experience set in mid-20th-century Texas.

#98 · New York

Just in Time

A Broadway musical at Circle in the Square celebrating Bobby Darin's life and music, starring Tony Award winner Jonathan Groff.

#99 · New York

Man of La Mancha

The classic musical inspired by Don Quixote returns in a special gala presentation at the Vivian Beaumont Theater featuring tenor Rolando Villazón.

#100 · New York

Operation Mincemeat

A Broadway musical at the John Golden Theatre dramatizing a remarkable WWII intelligence mission with sharp dialogue, inventive staging, and humor.

#101 · New York

Proof

David Auburn's Pulitzer Prize-winning play returns to Broadway at the Booth Theatre starring Ayo Edebiri and Don Cheadle.

#102 · New York

Ragtime

The sweeping, emotionally powerful musical set in early 20th-century America returns to Broadway at the Vivian Beaumont Theater.

#103 · New York

Schmigadoon!

A Broadway musical at the Nederlander Theatre that lovingly parodies Golden Age musicals with energetic choreography and witty dialogue.

#104 · New York

The Balusters

A provocative Broadway play at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre blending sharp comedy with incisive social observation.

#105 · New York

The Fear of 13

A gripping Broadway drama at the James Earl Jones Theatre starring Adrien Brody and Tessa Thompson in a remarkable true story of justice and resilience.

#106 · New York

The Lost Boys

A bold new Broadway musical at the Palace Theatre adapting the cult classic film with supernatural thrills and rock-infused energy.

#107 · New York

The Rocky Horror Show

The cult favorite returns to Broadway at Studio 54 with wild energy, tongue-in-cheek humor, rock-and-roll spirit, and audience participation.

#108 · New York

Titanique

A Broadway musical at the St. James Theatre that turns the Titanic story into a playful adventure using the songs of Céline Dion.

#109 · New York

Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York)

A new Broadway musical at the Longacre Theatre about an upbeat Brit and a busy New Yorker discovering connection across Manhattan.

#110 · New York

Dueling Pianos at The Cutting Room

An exhilarating evening of live music at The Cutting Room where two talented pianists battle in a fun, interactive show with audience requests.

#111 · New York

The Gazillion Bubble Show

An enchanting and captivating show featuring mesmerizing bubble artistry from gigantic bubbles to delicate physics-defying creations.

#112 · New York

Improv 4 Kids

A delightful improv theater offering interactive, unscripted comedy performances suitable for audiences of all ages.

#113 · New York

Jamie Allan's AMAZE

An immersive theatrical magic experience at New World Stages blending cutting-edge technology with classic conjuring and audience participation.

#114 · New York

Bard Graduate Center

Part research institute, part gallery, this Upper West Side center focuses on decorative arts, design history, and material culture. Its exhibitions explore themes such as craftsmanship, trade, and collecting through beautifully curated displays.

#115 · Bronx

Bartow-Pell Mansion

Set within Pelham Bay Park, this elegant 19th-century mansion offers a glimpse of country estate life in what was once rural New York. Period rooms, formal gardens, and carriage house exhibitions illustrate how wealthy families lived.

#116 · Queens

Queens County Farm Museum

The Queens County Farm Museum preserves the borough's agricultural history on the oldest continuously farmed site in New York City. Visitors can explore historic farmhouses, barns, and fields, participate in seasonal activities, and learn about sustainable farming.

#117 · Brooklyn

Waterfront Museum

The Waterfront Museum, located on a restored historic barge in Brooklyn, explores the city's maritime history and waterfront culture. Exhibits include historic artifacts, model ships, and interactive installations about New York Harbor's industrial past.

#118 · New York

Indian Princesses

Experience a sharp and deeply personal new play with Indian Princesses at Atlantic Theater Company. Written by Eliana Theologides Rodriguez, this Off-Broadway production follows a group of young girls of color and their white fathers attending a summer bonding program, where camp activities and traditions reveal deeper tensions around identity and cultural understanding.

#119 · New York

Singfeld! A Musical About Nothing

Step into a nostalgic, laugh-out-loud Off-Broadway experience with Singfeld! A Musical About Nothing, an unauthorized musical parody inspired by the iconic sitcom. This high-energy production brings Jerry and his three closest friends to the stage as they navigate the everyday absurdities of life and relationships in New York City, now reimagined through comedic songs and theatrical storytelling.

#120 · New York

The Exhibitionist

Step into a fast-paced and deeply personal solo performance with The Exhibitionist at DR2 Theatre. This award-winning, 65-minute comedy follows Justin, a museum intern on the verge of unraveling as he guides visitors through an art exhibit while anxiously awaiting the fate of his own work in a high-stakes competition.

#121 · New York

The Receptionist

Step into a sharp and unsettling workplace satire with The Receptionist at Second Stage Theater. Written by Adam Bock and directed by Sarah Benson, this dark comedy begins in an ordinary office where a friendly receptionist goes about her daily routine until the arrival of a visitor from the Central Office disrupts everything.

#122 · New York

Cable Street

An award-winning musical following three families during the 1936 Battle of Cable Street, where a community united to halt the march of fascism in London.

#123 · New York

Celebrity Autobiography

A rotating cast of famous figures performs funny, verbatim readings from the memoirs and tell-all books of other high-profile stars.

#124 · New York

Dad Don’t Read This

An intimate and revealing new play that explores family secrets and the complicated boundaries between parents and their adult children.

#125 · New York

Galileo

A high-octane rock musical that follows the life of the defiant scientist as he challenges the celestial status quo and faces the consequences of the Inquisition.

#126 · New York

||: Girls :||: Chance :||: Music :||

A world-premiere play that examines the high-stakes world of teenage competitive jazz and the intense pressures faced by young performers.

#127 · New York

Heated Rivalry: The Unauthorized Musical Parody

A high-energy, comedic musical send-up that pokes fun at the intense competition and drama within the professional hockey world.

#128 · New York

Inter Alia

A gripping new drama that explores the complexities of the legal world and the personal intersections of those within it.

#129 · New York

Jerome

A world-premiere play that delves into the intricacies of personal identity and the lasting impact of the past on the present.

#130 · New York

label•less

A powerful and rhythmic fusion of dance, music, and spoken word that challenges societal stereotypes and promotes a message of humanity and inclusion.

#131 · New York

The Loved Ones

A poignant new drama that explores the complexities of family ties and the emotional weight of shared history within a tight-knit community.

#132 · New York

Music City

A gritty, rock-infused musical set in Nashville that follows aspiring songwriters as they navigate the highs and lows of the country music industry and personal sacrifice.

#133 · New York

Rheology

An intimate and multidisciplinary piece that uses the physical properties of matter as a lens to explore the relationship between a son and his mother.

#134 · New York

Well, I’ll Let You Go

A thought-provoking new theatrical work exploring themes of departure, transition, and the quiet moments of resolution in human relationships.

#135 · New York

Pinkalicious The Musical

Introduce young audiences to the magic of live theater with Pinkalicious The Musical at the Actors Temple Theatre in New York City. Based on the beloved children's book series, this colorful, family-friendly production follows Pinkalicious, a spirited young girl whose love of pink cupcakes leads to an unexpected adventure when she develops a condition that turns her completely pink.

#136 · Brooklyn

The Museum of Food and Drink

Exploring food culture through exhibits and tasting experiences.

#137 · Brooklyn

EastVille Comedy Club

A lively Brooklyn comedy club showcasing rising talent and established comedians with stand-up, improv, and weekly open mic nights.

#138 · New York

Freedom Liberty Cruise

A scenic boat tour highlighting close-up views of the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island with narrated American history.