New York Arts & Culture 2020: Mixed Gay/Straight
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
Big kid on the block
Upper East Side, 1000 Fifth Avenue 100% Love itExplore
Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
What do Vincent van Gough, Laurie Anderson, and Jasper Johns have in common? The MoMa!
Midtown, 11 W 53rd St 100% Love itExplore
Bryant Park
Picnics, movie screenings, high fashion, and people watching
Midtown, 42Nd St 100% Love itExplore
Guggenheim Museum
Frank Lloyd "Oh So" wRIGHT
Upper East Side, 1071 Fifth Avenue 100% Love itExplore
New York City Ballet
More than just hot bodies in tights
Upper West Side, David H. Koch Theater, 20 Lincoln Center 100% Love itExplore
Chelsea Cinemas
Joan Crawford, Hedda Lettuce, and the best of the new
Chelsea, 260 West 23rd Street 100% Love itExplore
American Museum of Natural History
Science, Dioramas, Space!
Upper West Side, 79Th Street And Central Park West 100% Love itExplore
The Metropolitan Opera
The most widely known opera company
Upper West Side, 30 Lincoln Center Plaza, 10023 100% Love itExplore
International Center of Photography
Everything is possible
Midtown, 79 Essex Street 100% Love itExplore
Radio City Music Hall
What do the Rockettes, the Dalai Lama, and Lady GaGa have in common?
East Side, 1260 Avenue of the Americas 100% Love itExplore
Brooklyn Botanical Garden
Most romantic spot in New York?
Brooklyn, 1000 Washington Ave Brooklyn 100% Love itExplore
Empire State Building
The perfect spot to sneak a candid kiss
Midtown, 350 Fifth Avenue 100% Love itExplore
Madison Square Garden
Lady GaGa, Janet, and those handsome Knicks
Midtown, 4 Pennsylvania Plaza 100% Love itExplore
The Joseph Papp Public Theater
With Over 40 Tonys, 141 Obies, 39 Drama Desktops, 23 Lucille Lortels and 4 Pulitzers how can you go wrong?
East Village, 425 Lafayette St 96% Love itExplore
