Taryn Simon at the Guggenheim
Taryn Simon's first major museum survey in NYC. Fills the entire rotunda with photography, video, and sculpture.
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum · Upper East SideTaryn Simon's first major museum survey in NYC. Fills the entire rotunda with photography, video, and sculpture.
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum · Upper East SideChef Eyal Shani's first Brooklyn outpost brings his acclaimed vegetable-forward Mediterranean cooking to the Williamsburg waterfront. The namesake dish is a peeled tomato sliced into rounds. With a chef's counter and mezcal-based cocktails.
476 Kent Ave · williamsburgA cozy new home-cooked Armenian cafe from chef Ararat El-Rawi, who turned a pandemic pop-up into a permanent Greenpoint fixture. Expect stuffed grape leaves, lamb dishes, and the kind of hospitality that makes a neighborhood feel like home.
1035 Manhattan Ave · greenpointThe acclaimed filmmaker behind "Love Is the Message, the Message Is Death" presents a new immersive video installation exploring Black identity, transformation, and self-creation through the figure of a young Black man.
New Museum · boweryA fresh take on the Pop Art icon, pairing his famous comic-strip paintings with rarely seen experimental works from the Whitney's collection. Benday dots, brushstrokes, and the artist you thought you knew, reconsidered.
Whitney Museum · MeatpackingA riot of color, pattern, and political punch from the Senegalese-born, Brooklyn-based artist. Her first major museum survey fills the Whitney's fifth floor with bold, graphic works that merge pop culture, African textiles, and American iconography.
Whitney Museum · MeatpackingNew Mexican-Asian fusion from chef Jaime Sanchez, dumplings and bao finished with salsa macha. Open late, closed Mondays.
185 Grand St · WilliamsburgA Chinese restaurant where the whole menu is gluten-free, more than 15 years into doing it. Open daily till 9:30 with lunch specials on weekdays and room for a mixed-diet group.
198 9th Ave · ChelseaChef Hiroki Odo's new kaiseki izakaya, kaiseki precision with the warmth of a neighborhood pub. The menu is fully gluten-free and built around rice; book a table on Resy.
536 E 5th St · East VillageNathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim follow Elizabeth Holmes through the 34 days before she reports to prison. It runs 175 minutes and plays like a thriller, so give it an evening.
BAM · Fort GreeneRachel Kaly's one-woman show about more than 300 hospital visits, after sold-out runs in London and Edinburgh. Go with someone who likes it dark; the laughs and the sad parts land in the same hour.
The Culture Club · ChelseaItalian sandwich shop that transforms into an osteria at night. The Greenpoint local's new dinner option.
614 Manhattan Ave · GreenpointFirst major New York presentation devoted to either artist in more than 20 years. Over 120 works, tracing the full arc of their intertwined careers.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art · Upper East SideNew cocktail bar from the team behind Five Leaves and Goldie's. Sleek black banquettes, private karaoke room, small bites til midnight.
632 Manhattan Ave · GreenpointNarrow Spanish seafood bar by the waterfront built around martinis, sherry, raw bar, and conservas.
25 Greenpoint Ave · GreenpointA reexamination of a visionary self-taught artist. Radiant drawings and collages of flowers, birds, angels, and faces inspired by dreams and spiritual revelation. Dense, colorful, transportive.
Whitney Museum of American Art · Meatpacking · freeRed-sauce Italian American institution since 1930, reopened by former Long Island Bar alum Georgia Fulton. Same pizza oven.
238 Court St · Cobble HillNY debut of a theatrical comedy from one of the 50 funniest comedians of the 21st century. A bonkers show about love and a broken engagement blending stand-up, opera, character work, and bouncy castles.
SoHo Playhouse · SohoSecret wine bar and cafe hidden behind an old-timey photo booth. "Ice cream you wouldn't have ordered anywhere else."
Behind the Booth · Lower East SideGreenpoint's best curated shop. Covetable, well-designed, actually buyable.
Alter · GreenpointHistoric queer bar, one of New York's oldest. A martini here is a rite of passage.
Julius' · West VillageMexican coastal seafood: aguachile, ceviche, tostadas. Big flavors, patio out back.
Submarino Mariscos · GreenpointLegit Texas barbecue from two award-winning Lone Star pitmasters. Brisket, green spaghetti, dollar lone stars.
Kirbee's BBQ · Greenpoint