YOUR CULTURAL PASS / NYC

NYC Cultural Organizers

Follow the collectives, programmers, publishers, and organizers making New York culture happen.

Cultural organizers

Williamsburg

Eyebeam

Eyebeam is a Williamsburg venue listed for art and creative work. Check its website for current details and programming.

Film Forum

A nonprofit Houston Street cinema presenting independent premieres and repertory programs for New York audiences.

Film at Lincoln Center

A Lincoln Center nonprofit presenting the New York Film Festival, new independent cinema, retrospectives, restorations, and filmmaker programs.

Flushing Town Hall

A Queens cultural institution presenting global music and dance, including Latin American and Caribbean community programs.

Flux Factory

A Queens nonprofit presenting exhibitions, performances, workshops, residencies, and experimental community arts programs.

Full Circle Souljahs

A Bronx street-dance organization producing performances, education, community jams, and programs that preserve and develop Hip-Hop dance culture.

GMC Entertainment

Grandmaster Caz's Bronx programming organization producing the annual Crotona Park Jams, a public summer series centered on foundational Hip-Hop artists and community gathering.

Good Room

A Greenpoint nightclub and programmer built around dance music, with current house, disco, techno, and resident-party bookings across two rooms.

Gotham Comedy Club

A Chelsea comedy presenter offering professional stand-up programming in a dedicated club setting.

Ridgewood

H0L0

Host of events listed on its official calendar.

HERE Arts Center

A New York nonprofit developing and presenting hybrid theater, dance, music, puppetry, and media performance.

Harlem Stage

A West Harlem multidisciplinary presenter centering artistic experimentation and artists of the Global Majority across music, dance, theater, film, and performance.

HearFirst

A New York music presenter identified on official concert listings for independent rock, folk, roots, and songwriter programs.

Hi-ARTS

A Harlem-rooted nonprofit, founded as the Hip-Hop Theater Festival, supporting artists of the Global Majority through performance, residencies, education, and civic programs.

IFC Center

A Greenwich Village cinema presenting independent, foreign, and documentary premieres alongside repertory series and midnight programs.

ISSUE Project Room

A Brooklyn arts organization supporting experimental music, sound, performance, literature, and interdisciplinary work through public programs.

Institute for Public Architecture

A Governors Island nonprofit using design to address social, physical, and environmental inequities through residencies, exhibitions, and public programs.

Institute for Public Knowledge

An NYU institute convening scholars, writers, and the public around social research, contemporary civic questions, and public knowledge.

Interference Archive

A Brooklyn archive presenting exhibitions, talks, workshops, and public programs around social movement culture.

JACK

A Brooklyn arts nonprofit presenting theater, dance, music, and community conversations with an equity focus.

Jazz at Lincoln Center

A nonprofit jazz presenter, orchestra, and education organization programming Frederick P. Rose Hall at Columbus Circle.

Judson Memorial Church

A Greenwich Village institution presenting year-round performance, experimental art, public dialogue, and justice-centered cultural programs.

Jupiter Disco

A Bushwick cocktail bar and dancing space that programs a dense recurring calendar of house, techno, disco, bass, and other DJ-led club nights.