Great venue before theatre. And the food is very good.
Good for drinks and seafood small plates. A solid dinner option for your pre-theater dinner.
This adored staple of Off Broadway also produces Under the Radar, the best Off-Off Broadway festival. Jump on tickets to see the daring international program of experimental theater. Read more.
I loved loved loved this museum!
Check out the fourth floor
This 1832 red-brick row house was home to the Treadwell family for nearly a century. Touring it in 1989, Richard Brookhiser was “struck by the incongruities—austerity side-by-side with lavishness.” Read more.
This graffiti wall has quite the history. It's owned and operated by Tony Goldman, and is now the epicenter of the NYC graffiti world. Made famous in 80s by Keith Haring. Read more.
Break Dance
Often shows require a drink or food minimum. Members of Public Theater get discount.
Amazing place or dinner and a show. great live acts, communal seating, food and bev minimum is $12. See incredible acts here in a small setting before they get too huge!
Catch the Happy Ending Series here, it’s the best reading series with a twist. Big names are required to take a risk onstage: Jesse Ball once taught the crowd how to steal a book from B&N. Read more.
A nice smaller cozy theater. We aren’t on Broadway anymore.
Probably THE best show in ny !
Show is great about an hour and a half, no intermission. Bathrooms are super tiny. Go way before start time.
Agree that it is fairly entertaining. Come with lots of energy as there is quite a lot of audience participation. If toilets are full, there is a huge one opposite at the public theatre building.
This is fairly entertaining and kids will love this
Good gallery. The shows can be hit and miss but still worth the gander. Wash down the art with a nice red wine at Gemma (opposite)
NY (See) Owner Kathy Grayson not only has great taste, but is super rad. Ask her to explain her favorite pieces to you!
Great pgot exhibition and installation of legendary club Area from the 80's!
A really neat venue. Even just the walk through the building to it is memorable.
Great place!
The fringe festival takes place here! I saw "The Great Forgotten" and it is an AMAZING show! Comfy seating and an intimate black box atmosphere😁
We are SO excited that VENUE #14 will be Theatres at 45 Bleecker Street - The Bleecker Street Theatre at FringeNYC 2011! Read more.
Planet connectivity presents 'What We Do For Love' Directed by Hinton Battle!
JERSEY SHOREsical: A Frickin' Rock Opera!
Good exhibits and there are 2 restrooms available on the NE end. Great lighting as well👍
With another outpost in London, this international Indian and Pakistani gallery showcases works from South Asian artists through group exhibitions.
Gorgeous contemporary, modern art and antiquities with an Asian and Indian focus.
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA