NYC Arts: The Complete Guide to Art and Culture

Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana

Manhattan

Founded in 1983, Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana is a performance group dedicated to fostering the art of flamenco. The company performs in New York and tours internationally and conducts extensive arts education and community programs.

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• Voelker Orth Museum

  Queens

  The Voelker Orth Museum is a bird sanctuary and Victorian garden that functions as a museum maintaining the cultural and historical heritage of Queens and Long Island.

• Wagner Society of New York

  Manhattan

  This society furthers the appreciation and performance of the works of the great composer, Robert Wagner (1813-1883). Monthly programs include lectures, films, interviews, receptions, book signings, concerts, a major annual symposium and more.

• Walter Reade Theater

  Manhattan

  The Walter Reade Theater is home to the Film Society of Lincoln Center. Programs range from international film series to retrospectives highlighting the work of top directors, actors, cinematographers, screenwriters and other film artists.

• Washington Square Park

  Manhattan

  Surrounded by Greek Revival townhouses and New York University buildings, this popular park draws students, residents, tourists, chess players and performers to its shaded benches and central fountain. Nearly ten acres, the park holds bocce courts, chess tables and playgrounds, as well as several monuments.

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  Waterfront Museum

  Brooklyn

  Afloat on a retrofitted railroad barge once used to ferry goods, the museum fosters an understanding of New York Harbor as a historic waterway and a former conduit for commerce and commuters as well as recreation. It presents exhibits, events and educational programming.