Children's Museum of the Arts is a hands-on art museum and studio for children.
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Children's Museum of Manhattan offers hands-on exhibits for young children and families on the Upper West Side.
Grey Art Museum is New York University's fine art museum.
Bard Graduate Center Gallery presents exhibitions on decorative arts, design history and material culture.

Poets House is a national poetry library and literary center in Battery Park City.

The Grolier Club is America's oldest society of book collectors, with free public exhibitions.

Center for Jewish History houses archives and libraries documenting Jewish history and culture.

New York Public Library for the Performing Arts at Lincoln Center holds major collections on dance, music and theatre.

Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture is a New York Public Library research center devoted to the African diaspora.

The Joyce Theater in Chelsea is a leading venue for dance.
The Public Theater produces new plays and Shakespeare in the Park from its historic home on Lafayette Street.
New York City Center is a historic Midtown theater presenting dance, musicals and Encores! productions.
The Apollo Theater in Harlem is a landmark of African American music and performance since 1934.
Carnegie Hall, opened in 1891, is one of the world's most celebrated concert halls.
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts is home to the Metropolitan Opera, New York Philharmonic, New York City Ballet and more.

The Shed at Hudson Yards is a cultural center commissioning performance, visual art and pop culture.
The Drawing Center in SoHo is a museum dedicated to the exhibition of drawings.
South Street Seaport Museum preserves the history of New York's port, with historic ships and galleries.