Suggestions for Community and Government near New York

Berk K. • September 13, 2015You can volunteer to dog-walk here via New York Cares. For example, they have shifts every Sunday between 10:30am and 1pm for volunteers.

Tom W. • January 4, 2015The best dogs. You can trust this place

Eric S. • December 2, 2010The staff in the office (3rd floor) are extremely helpful as well as accommodating. If you ever have questions about a class, even if it's one you're currently enrolled in, don't hesitate to ask them!

Anthony C. • January 13, 2012Visit http://www.voicesofgotham.com for concert info!

IWalked Audio Tours • September 2, 2011A small Federal style red-brick building surrounded by skyscrapers. The site of the church is the former home of the 1st America-born saint Elizabeth Ann Seton. Learn more on this site via our blog!

Jon P. • February 7, 2021Legendary place now with coffee bar and cake studio. Sprinkle aisle the best thing

Kim P. • September 18, 2011Take a brunch cooking class! Informative and (best of all) delicious!

Alston G. • March 11, 2020EXCELLENT ambiance , artwork and very conducive fir group events. Nice restaurant

Heath T. • July 17, 2011Scratch moved from the West Village to 32 Cooper Square in July '11

Giulia • January 27, 2018Amazing archive for all the design lovers. Take an appointment and enjoy 2 hours of full immersion in an incredible collection of sketches, magazines, packaging and books by your favourite designers.

IrmaZandl Z. • July 12, 2016Fabulous private club with good, super fun restaurant in 4th floor.

Quintein • December 16, 2018Beautiful museum really puts into perspective the events that day. I recommend going solo and spending up to 2 hours there. The gift shop is incredibly tacky for such a sensitive location.

Hakeem B. • December 18, 2011Great rehearsal spaces for any sized orchestra as well as small or large chamber groups. Just a heads up - the chamber rooms are really dead so take it for what its worth and use it to your advantage.

Carrie • June 26, 2016The 2nd floor terrace is delightful. Really enjoyed the building's architecture and neighborhood.

BLOUIN ARTINFO • May 28, 2010The Forum hosts a series of fascinating shows throughout the year. Worth the trip for what may be the strangest building in Midtown: one of the few Raimund Abraham designs ever built.

Sarah W. • September 25, 2011WOW! It's beautiful.

HashtagNYU • January 6, 2016An awesome free gallery, thanks to Steinhardt's Art Department.

Lenny G. • February 7, 2022This is an amazing school with amazing teachers. If you want to learn anything related to art, this is the place to go. Excellent place and I cannot say enough about how much you can learn here.

Jazz at Lincoln Center • October 1, 2010Try JAZZ 101 with Phil Schaap: "I won't teach you trumpet or piano or drums, but I'll teach you the history, the context, the culture, while telling you some good stories." http://bit.ly/d7Hu8K

Jonathan L. • June 4, 2017Nice, clean, and friendly facility. The adoption process for a kitten was smooth. Staff answered all of our questions.

Bonnie W. • November 28, 2019The food and the service are excellent. The braised chicken thighs are a delicious lunch. You may order one to three courses.

MetroFocus • November 9, 2011Did you know that this is one of the oldest synagogues in the U.S. and a favorite amongst the NY Historical Society’s president Louise Mirrer. Learn about more historic places of worship on MetroFocus

Mato D. • April 28, 2013Check their concerts/performances. There is something for everyone.

vegansaurus • December 28, 2013Amazing vegan supper club. An interesting experience. Feels fancy-pants too! Check website for when dinners are taking place and to get tickets.