Pete's Candy Store
A Williamsburg bar and performance room presenting live music, readings, comedy, and other neighborhood cultural programming.
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Pioneer Works
A nonprofit cultural center in Red Hook with galleries, studios, a garden, and interdisciplinary public programming.
Poetry Society of America
A Brooklyn poetry center and storefront hosting readings, conversations, courses, publications, and public literary programs.
Poster House
A Chelsea museum and gathering place focused on poster design, visual culture, exhibitions, and public learning.
Pratt Institute Libraries
Pratt Institute's Brooklyn library system, including a zine collection used for a reviewed public workshop and collection visit.
Pregones Theater
Pregones/PRTT's Bronx home for original bilingual theater and community cultural programming.
Proshansky Auditorium
The Graduate Center's principal auditorium for public lectures, panels, performances, and academic conversations.
Puerto Rican Traveling Theater
Pregones/PRTT's Manhattan stage for bilingual Latiné theater, music, poetry, and community programs.
Q.E.D. Astoria
A woman-owned independent Queens arts space hosting comedy, classes, screenings, mics, and workshops.
Quad Cinema
A four-screen independent cinema presenting first-run films and curated repertory programs in Greenwich Village.
Recess
A public-facing Brooklyn art space where artists develop work through process-based residencies, exhibitions, and community programs.
Ridgewood Ceramics
A Ridgewood ceramics studio hosting artist markets, open studios, and ceramics classes.
Rose Theater
Jazz at Lincoln Center's principal concert hall in Frederick P. Rose Hall.
Roulette Intermedium
A Brooklyn performance space presenting experimental music, movement, and media through concerts, residencies, commissions, and public programs.
Roxy Cinema New York
An independent downtown cinema presenting new films, repertory programs, festivals, premieres, and live events.
Sara D. Roosevelt Park
A Lower East Side public park used for neighborhood cultural programs and outdoor performances.
Secret Riso Club
A Bushwick risograph studio used for Secret Riso Club's reviewed workshops, demonstrations, open houses, and independent-print programs.
Seventh Heaven Bar & Karaoke
A Bushwick bar and karaoke room hosting readings, film nights, comedy, music, and other independent cultural programming.
ShapeShifter Lab
An artist-centered Brooklyn performance space for jazz, improvised, contemporary, and interdisciplinary music.
Smack Mellon
A nonprofit arts space in a former industrial building presenting exhibitions, artist studios, and public programs.
Society of Illustrators
A Manhattan museum and cultural venue presenting illustration exhibitions, cartooning programs, lectures, workshops, and public drawing nights.
Socrates Sculpture Park
A waterfront public-art park hosting Flushing Town Hall's reviewed En Comunidad flamenco program.
St. Mark's Church in-the-Bowery
A historic East Village Episcopal church whose sanctuary, parish hall, and grounds host poetry, music, arts, social-justice, and neighborhood programs.
Starr Bar
A Bushwick bar and community space hosting film, music, readings, conversations, and neighborhood-organized programs.