YOUR CULTURAL PASS / NYC

NYC Cultural Organizers

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

Cultural organizers

Kundiman

A New York-based organization presenting readings, retreats, workshops, and community programs for Asian American writers.

LPR Presents

A Greenwich Village-based presenter producing independent, experimental, rock, folk, and cross-genre concerts at Le Poisson Rouge and partner venues.

Ladies of Hip-Hop

A New York organization preserving and advancing women in Hip-Hop culture through dance education, performance, cyphers, panels, and its annual festival.

Light Industry

A Brooklyn arts organization presenting independent, repertory, and experimental film programs and conversations.

Los Pleneros de la 21

An East Harlem organization sustaining Puerto Rican bomba and plena through performance, workshops, youth education, and community celebrations.

MONO NO AWARE

A Brooklyn cinema arts nonprofit presenting workshops, screenings, exhibitions, and analog filmmaking programs.

Mabou Mines

A New York experimental theater company producing performances, residencies, and artist development programs.

Mayday Space

A Bushwick community center and organizing hub hosting classes, trainings, meetings, screenings, fundraisers, and all-ages cultural events.

Mercury East Presents

A Lower East Side concert presenter programming touring and local artists at Mercury Lounge and affiliated New York rooms.

Metrograph

A downtown independent cinema presenting repertory, independent, archival, and special-event film programs at its Ludlow Street theater.

Microscope Gallery

A New York gallery presenting time-based art through exhibitions, weekly screenings, performances, and expanded-cinema programs by emerging and established artists.

Millennium Film Workshop

A Brooklyn nonprofit supporting noncommercial moving-image artists through screenings, workshops, equipment access, and artist-led experimental film programs.

Miss Mississippi Comedy

A pageant-themed independent stand-up, character, and drag comedy series led by Darby Burghard and Rachel Staton.

Mister Sunday

Nowadays’ long-running Sunday dance party, built around resident DJs, an open-air dance floor, and a welcoming daytime crowd.

Mondo.NYC

New York's annual music, technology, and media conference and showcase festival, presenting emerging artists at independent venues.

More Art

A New York nonprofit commissioning public art and presenting socially engaged exhibitions, talks, and community programs.

Movement Research

A New York organization presenting experimental dance classes, workshops, performances, and artist research programs.

Museum of Reclaimed Urban Space

An East Village museum documenting grassroots urban activism and producing radical-history tours, exhibitions, film programs, garden workdays, and community events.

Museum of the City of New York

A Manhattan museum interpreting New York's past and present through exhibitions, public conversations, civic programs, and cultural events.

Museum of the Moving Image

An Astoria museum presenting repertory cinema, previews, festivals, talks, exhibitions, and moving-image education.

NARS Foundation

A Sunset Park nonprofit supporting local and international artists through residencies, exhibitions, open studios, and public programs.

NY Queer Zine Fair

An annual New York fair presenting queer zine makers, small publishers, and independent artists in a free public gathering.

Williamsburg

National Sawdust

National Sawdust is a Williamsburg venue listed for live performance. Check its website for current details and programming.