Curated Experiences
Themed Tours
Music & Entertainment
Where the music was born and the stars shined
From Harlem's legendary jazz clubs to the Bronx birthplace of hip-hop, Queens' immigrant rhythms, and Midtown's film and entertainment landmarks, experience the venues, streets, and stories that shaped America's musical and cultural traditions.
Bohemian New York: Writers, Artists & Rebels
Walk the streets where Dylan, Kerouac, and Hendrix found their voices.
Lower East Side: Immigrants, Iconoclasts & Avenue B
Walk Chinatown, the Bowery and the Lower East Side through immigrant food landmarks, tenements, houses of worship, and the clubs and poetry cafes that shaped the neighborhood.
Woodlawn Cemetery: Jazz, Titans & Trailblazers
Fifteen graves and mausoleums at Woodlawn Cemetery, from Duke Ellington and Miles Davis to Madam C. J. Walker and Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
Manhattan's Stars: Film, Music & Entertainment Landmarks
Film, broadcast and music landmarks across Manhattan, from Tribeca to the Upper West Side.
The Bronx: Birthplace of Hip-Hop
The Bronx places where hip-hop took shape in the 1970s, from a 1973 back-to-school party to a museum devoted to the culture.
Queens Jazz & Immigrant Rhythms
Louis Armstrong's Corona, a World's Fair jazz history and a garden-apartment neighborhood of new arrivals: jazz and immigration in Queens.
Harlem Jazz Trail
Trace Harlem's jazz history through its clubs, ballrooms, theaters and the home of one of its greatest composers.