NYC Arts: The Complete Guide to Art and Culture

Greenwich House Music

Manhattan

Concerts and music classes take place in this venue of the Greenwich House organization.

High Bridge Branch—New York Public Library

Bronx

THE HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH IS CLOSED FOR RENOVATION UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

In 1975, the original Highbridge branch was demolished and rebuilt, and the library reopened to the public on October 25, 1976. Fully accessible to persons who use wheelchairs, the branch houses adult, young adult and children's collections. A meeting room near the front of the library is available for community group meetings as well as library programs.



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Hostos Center for the Arts & Culture

Bronx

This campus complex holds a performance space, gallery and screening area, gift shop and class rooms.

Houston Street Center

Manhattan

This 44,000 square-foot community building is co-owned and co-operated by University Settlement and the Chinatown YMCA. With state-of-the-art recreational and educational facilities, and plenty of flexible space, the Houston Street Center is a unique resource for the entire community.

Irene Diamond Education Center

Manhattan

Housed among Jazz at Lincoln Center's three performing spaces, the organization's educational facility is comprised of acoustically treated multi-functional classrooms, rehearsal and small reception areas. The largest room functions as a full service recording facility, one of the largest recording studios in New York City. This room features a sprung wooden dance floor, an intimate observation balcony and enough capacity for an entire symphony orchestra. The studio is wired to all of the Jazz at Lincoln Center performance spaces in order to facilitate of professional recording.