LOCAL ARRANGEMENTS HOSPITALITY GUIDE: Entertainment (check timeout.com/newyork for the best up-to-date listings) = especially recommended MUSIC BROADWAY/THEATRE BARS Carnegie Hall (W57th & 7th Ave) Check for updates on openings/closings: cheaper The Standard Hotel—street-level Biergarten 10/26: Danish String Quartet: Shostakovich & Schubert tickets day of performance may be available at TKTS (fun and wildly popular especially for Oktoberfest) 10/26: Denis Matsuev, piano: Lizst, Beethoven, in Times Square, W47th & Broadway Includes rooftop, inside & outside bars Prokofiev Matilda The Musical (Washington St & W13th, Meatpacking) 10/27: Orpheus Chamber Symphony: Beethoven, Bizet 10/28: American Composers Orchestra: “Contempo- King Cole Bar—Classic, refined, famous mural. Scary” music (55th & Park Ave in the St Regis) 10/29: Kelli O’Hara Death & Company—Serious craft cocktails; New York Philharmonic usually a wait to get inside. $$ (6th & Ave A) (David Geffen Hall, Lincoln Center) 10/2 5: Bach & Schumann with Leonidas Kavakos Therapy—Yes, you need Therapy. A stylish gay 10/27 -10/29: Bartók, Bruch, Dvořák with Leonidas Hamilton (tickets for $10 only available night of bar. (52nd between 8th & 9th Aves) Kavakos performance by digital lottery, or through Stonewall—Pay tribute to gay pride, now a Metropolitan Opera (Lincoln Center) resale/scalping sites, about $700-$5000 a ticket for national monument. (Christopher & 7th Ave) 10/24: Tristan und Isolde October dates) 10/25: Guillaume Tell Marie's Crisis—The only showtune sing-along Book of Mormon (remains extremely popular, best piano bar in the world; small intimate crowd 10/26: L’Italiana in Algeri to book in advance) 10/27: Tristan und Isolde weeknights, packed on weekends; a must if you 10/28: Jenufa The Humans are a musical theatre lover. Thomas Paine lived 10/29: Guillaume Tell (matinee); L’Italiana in Algeri Kinky Boots here for that extra historical touch. Beacon Theater (Broadway & W74) Waitress (Grove & 7th Ave, West Village) 10/25 -26; 10/28-29: Steely Dan Wicked Madison Square Garden (7th Ave & W32nd) Wilderness (Abrons Arts Center, Grand St at Pitt; BIKING & WALKING 10/25: Carrie Underwood 10/21-11/13; special benefit night 10/26) 10/28: Billy Joel Citi Bike—Rent a bike and see the city! Extra charges after 30 minutes & abide by traffic BB King Blues & Lucille’s (inside)(W42) DANCE 10/26 -27: Brian Culbertson Funk! Tour regulations Joyce Theater (8th Ave & E19th) 10/25: BB Kings Blues Club All Stars & Harlem Blues Project Walk or Bike—Take the Brooklyn Bridge to Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Company 10/29 -30: A Decade of Soul Brooklyn and try Grimaldi's Pizza! For other dance performances & venues, 10/29 : Beatles Brunch 10/30: Harlem Gospel Choir see http://www.timeout.com/newyork Walk the Highline and eat at Chelsea Market (numerous food stalls inside, tourists love it! Jazz at Lincoln Center (Time Warner Columbus Circle) 10/28 & 10/29: The Jazz Age: Untamed Elegance. COMEDY SHOWS Other music venues to look into: Blue Note, Village Comedy Cellar (117 MacDougal St) Vanguard, Smalls for Jazz, Arthur’s Tavern, Club Grove, Terra Blues, (le) Poisson Rouge, National Sawdust, and Upright Citizens Brigade Theater. UCB West has 92nd St Y. Check the Village Voice and some of the best improv in the country, and the www.timeout.com/newyork for additional & updated listings. Eastside Club has exceptional stand-up. APPS available: Uber, Lyft, MTA Bus Time, New York Subway MTA, NJ Transit Mobile, Citi Bike, TKTS, TodayTix TRANSPORTATION Uber: https://www.uber.com/ride Lyft: https://www.lyft.com Bus Time Info: http://bustime.mta.info Subway Info: http://www.mta.info/schedules New Jersey Transit: www.njtransit.com Citi Bike: https://www.citibikenyc.com TICKETS TKTS: https://www.tdf.org/nyc/8/Locations-Hours TodayTix: https://www.todaytix.com/us/nyc LOCAL ARRANGEMENTS HOSPITALITY GUIDE: Entertainment (check timeout.com/newyork for the best up-to-date listings) = especially recommended Cooper-Hewitt Design Museum (5th Ave & E91st, Hispanic Society of America MUSEUMS & NATURE (Recommendations. There are many more!) pay what you wish Sat 6-9 pm) (155th, Washington Heights) Fragile Beasts Central Park (close by at 59th St) National Museum of the American Indian Scraps: Fashion, Textiles and Creative Reuse Great for walking, running, looking, biking, etc) (Bowling Green, Battery Park) Neue Galerie (5th Ave & E86th) MoMA (W53rd between 5th & 6th Aves, open Klimt and the Women of Vienna’s Golden Age, Museum of Jewish Heritage (Battery Park) late Thurs. until 8:30, free Fri 4-8 pm) 1900-1918 Nan Goldin: The Ballad of Sexual Dependency Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay & Lesbian Art Tony Oursler: Imponderable Museum of Sex (5th Ave & E27th) (Wooster & Grand, SoHo) Museum of Art & Design (Columbus Circle, pay American Folk Art Museum (Columbus & W65th) Tenement Museum (Orchard & Delancey) what you wish Thurs 6-9 pm, open late Fri until 9 pm) New-York Historical Society & DiMenna 9/11 Memorial & Museum Frick Collection (5th Ave & E70) Children’s History Museum (Central Park West & (World Trade Center) Cagnacci: Repentant Magdalene W77th, pay what you wish Fri 6-8 pm) Campaigning for the Presidency, 1960-1972 One World Observatory Metropolitan Museum of Art (5th Ave & E83rd, The Battle of Brooklyn and the Fall of New York Great views from the highest observation deck pay what you wish Fri & Sat nights until 9 pm) in NY Jerusalem 1000–1400, Every People Under American Museum of Natural History (Central Park West & 77th) Heaven IN QUEENS: Dinosaurs Among Us Met Breuer, Met Museum of Art (Madison & Queens Museum (Flushing Meadows Corona Whitney Museum (Gansevoort & Washington, E75th, pay what you wish Thurs & Fri 6- 9 pm) Park) Diane Arbus: In the Beginning Meatpacking District, free Fri nights until 10 pm) Human Interest: Portraits from the Whitney’s Collection Museum of the Moving Image (Astoria) The Cloisters, Metropolitan Museum of Art Sophia Al-Maria: Black Friday (Fort Tryon Park, 190th St) PS-1, MoMA (Long Island City) Carmen Herrera: Lines of Sight Guggenheim Museum (5th Ave & E88th, open Noguchi Museum (Long Island City) Morgan Library (Madison & 36th, free Fri nights late Sat until 7:45 pm) 7-9 pm) Socrates Sculpture Park (Long Island City) Agnes Martin Hans Memling: Portraiture, Piety, and a Reunited Museum of the City of NY (5th Ave & 103rd) Altarpiece IN BROOKLYN: Gay Gotham: Art and Underground Culture in Charlotte Brontë: An Independent Will Brooklyn Museum (Prospect Park) New York Dubuffet Drawings, 1935–1962 Prospect Park In the South Bronx of America: Photographs by Word and Image: Martin Luther's Reformation Mel Rosenthal New Museum (Bowery near Prince, pay what you IN THE BRONX: Jewish Museum (5th Ave & E92nd, open late wish Thurs 7-9 pm) Bronx Museum of the Arts (Grand Concourse) Thurs until 8 pm) Pipilotti Rist: Pixel Forest Take Me (I’m Yours) Bronx Zoo International Center for Photography (Bowery The Television Project: You Don’t Have to Be Jewish near Prince, open late Thurs until 9 pm) NY Botanical Garden Masterpieces & Curiosities: Memphis Does Hanukkah Public, Private, Secret Kiku: The Art of the Japanese Garden APPS available: Uber, Lyft, MTA Bus Time, New York Subway MTA, NJ Transit Mobile, Citi Bike, TKTS, TodayTix TRANSPORTATION Uber: https://www.uber.com/ride Lyft: https://www.lyft.com Bus Time Info: http://bustime.mta.info Subway Info: http://www.mta.info/schedules New Jersey Transit: www.njtransit.com Citi Bike: https://www.citibikenyc.com TICKETS TKTS: https://www.tdf.org/nyc/8/Locations-Hours TodayTix: https://www.todaytix.com/us/nyc .