While many of the world's citizens have become accustomed to almost daily attacks on the streets of Lahore, such cruelty ...
Hubbard Street Dance Chicago returns to The Joyce with all the exuberant, athletic and innovative technique that has contributed to ...
The Public’s Shakespeare in the Park opens with "The Comedy of Errors," directed by Daniel Sullivan and starring Hamish Linklater ...
May 18, 2013 - Sep 08, 2013
Discover how cultures around the world rely on plants for everything from medicine to cosmetics. Embark on a journey of ...
"MUNCH | WARHOL and the Multiple Image" brings together two of the 20th century’s most prolific and inventive printmakers – ...
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Manhattan
The 52nd Street Project introduces young people (ages 9 to 18) from the Clinton neighborhood to the business and craft of theater production through playwriting workshops, classes and mentoring opportunities with members of the Broadway community.
Manhattan
This multidisciplinary institution promotes performing, visual and literary arts through classes and performances for a wide range of audiences. Founded to promote issues of Jewish values and American pluralism, the Y now promotes a diverse roster of programs.
Manhattan
ABC No Rio mounts seven to ten exhibitions a year at its Rivington Street gallery. Its Saturday Matinee features independent punk and hardcore music artists. Their Sunday afternoon open poetry readings have become a regular gathering, and their Sunday evening series of experimental and improvisational music presents electric, acoustic and ...
Manhattan
This theater company produces plays exclusively by American artists and promotes new work through playwrights' meetings, in-house readings and workshop productions.
Manhattan
The Abrons Arts Center, which opened in 1975 at 466 Grand Street, presents exhibitions in all media by artists-in-residence, and local and international contemporary artists. Adjacent is its landmarked 300-seat Neighborhood Playhouse, housing Henry Street’s visual and performing arts programming alongside its community-based arts training.
Manhattan
Committed to the promotion of American poetry, the Academy of American Poets is home to the award-winning website, Poets.org, hosts National Poetry Month, publishes American Poet, awards the Wallace Stevens prize for mastery in poetry as well as prizes to college students and offers other literary events.
Manhattan
In May 1991, the General Services Administration unearthed the skeletal remains of nearly 400 individuals of predominantly African ancestry while preparing to erect a building in Lower Manhattan. The building was stopped, but these remains are on view in an interpretative center exploring the history of African-Americans in colonial New ...
Queens
At its home in Jamaica, Queens, the Afrikan Poetry Theatre presents a roster of wide-ranging cultural activities of interest to its largely African-American constituents.
Brooklyn
The After Dinner Opera Company performs American chamber works for general audiences and introduces young people to music and dance through in-school workshops.
Queens
Aims of Modzawe Cultural Center was founded in 1970 by Nana Yao Opare Dinizulu to teach African history and culture. It is home to the Dinizulu Dancers, Drummers & Singers; the African Diaspora Children's Museum, which offers study in African history and culture by way of after-school and evening programs; ...
Staten Island
This vine-covered Victorian cottage surrounded by gardens was home for almost 80 years to Alice Austen (1866-1952), a pioneer woman photographer. Exhibits offer a glimpse into the life and work of this fascinating individual.
Manhattan
The nonprofit organization creates educational and performing arts activities for thousands of poor and minority young people. The Castillo Theatre has staged over 100 productions since 1983.
