NYC Arts: The Complete Guide to Art and Culture

Dance Parade

Manhattan

Dance Parade promotes dance as an expressive and unifying art form by showcasing all forms of dance, educating the general public about the opportunities to experience dance, and celebrating diversity of dance in New York City with a yearly dance parade and dance festival.

Dancing in the Streets

Bronx

As its name implies, Dancing in the Streets mounts performances in unusual venues from Grand Central Terminal to Coney Island to Astoria Pool in an effort to cultivate non-dance audiences and draw attention to architecture and our surroundings.

David Rubenstein Atrium at Lincoln Center

Manhattan

Across from the Lincoln Center campus, this visitors' center offers staffed information desks, "day-of" discount tickets to Lincoln Center events, public seating and free concerts on Thursdays at 8:30 pm, and at 11 am on the first Saturday of the month.

Design Trust for Public Space

Manhattan

Design Trust projects are partnerships between private and public sector design professionals for innovative investigation of design/development issues in the open space, public architecture and infrastructure of New York City.

Dumbo Arts Center (DAC)

Brooklyn

Dumbo Arts Center (DAC) was established as a means of preserving the identity of Dumbo as a vital artists’ community. DAC's mission is to catalyze interaction between visual artists, the local community and the wider public, in order to preserve the neighborhood of Dumbo as a springboard for new art.