NYC Arts: The Complete Guide to Art and Culture

Mercury Lounge

Manhattan

Opened in 1993, this small, storefront music venue on the Lower East Side can accommodate 250 rock fans. Live shows are held every night of the week with few off-night exceptions. The stage, elevated only a few feet off the ground, promotes an intimate connection between audience and band.

Music Hall of Williamsburg

Brooklyn

This three-level, three-bar rock venue located in the uber-hip Brooklyn neighborhood of its namesake boasts balcony seating and elevated side levels on the ground floor, providing excellent sight lines.

New York Public Library for the Performing Arts

Manhattan

Since its opening in 1965, the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts has earned a reputation as one of the world's largest and most comprehensive collections of information on the performing arts. Each year, the library presents more than 200 free concerts, play readings, lectures, film screenings and panel discussions.

Queensborough Community College

Queens

Queensborough Community College Music Department offers many exciting low-cost or free concerts throughout the year. Hear world class and home grown music at QCC!

Radio City Music Hall

Manhattan

Since opening in 1932, Radio City Music Hall has served as a symbol of New York City's dedication to live performance. Radio City hosts hundreds of productions each year including the Christmas Spectacular featuring the world famous Rockettes, and the NFL draft.