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10 Lincoln Center Plaza (Columbus Ave & West 65th St)
(212) 875 5456
www.lc.lincolncenter.org
Consisting of twenty-nine different theatres and halls, the Lincoln Center is undoubtedly New York’s most comprehensive entertainment hub. Home to both the New York Philharmonic and the New... Read More
18 West Houston St (@ Mercer)
212.995.2000
www.angelikafilmcenter.com
Scenario 1: Are you itching to see the latest Michael Bay robo-stravaganza, Bruce Willis crash-fest or Pixar’s latest cast of talking animals in 3D, equipped with a tub of popcorn and a giant Diet... Read More
209 West Houston St (Bedford & Varick)
212.727.8110
www.filmforum.org
Film Forum opened in 1970 as an alternative screening space with 50 folding chairs, one projector, and a $19,000 annual budget. Fast-forward to today, and the theater is the only autonomous... Read More
323 Sixth Ave (@ West 3rd St)
212.924.7771
www.ifccenter.com
The IFC Center, NYC’s ultimate entertainment space for New Yorkers seeking out the best in independent film, opened in June 2005 in the historic Waverly Theater. After a four-year renovation, the... Read More
143 East Houston St (Eldridge & Forsyth Sts.)
212.358.7709
www.landmarktheatresnewyork.com/newyork
Sunshine Cinema has come a long way since Yiddish vaudeville—its main feature in 1909 when it originally opened as the Houston Hippodrome. In 1945, this home of shtick kicks closed down to become a... Read More
181 2nd Ave., New York, NY (@ 12th St)
212.529.6998
www.villageeastcinema.com
The Village East Cinemas is the sister theater of the Angelika Film Center. Once a synagogue and opening as a Yiddish theater in 1926, the Moorish influence is still intact with gilded ceilings,... Read More
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