Upper East Side

Founded by three free-thinking dancers who wanted to explore unorthodox possibilities, Eidolon Ballet draws on innovative dance and collaborative processes to create avant-garde works, such as their Dashpot piece, an exploration of limiting dancers’ movement with fabric.

92nd Street Y is a world-class nonprofit community and cultural center that connects people to the worlds of education, the arts, health and wellness.

Want to learn French or just get a dose of France without getting on a plane?

This massive structure dates back to the late 1800s, when it was created as the ultimate boys' club.

The Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium is home to the Metropolitan Museum’s extensive, varied programming, including lectures and panels in conjunction with special exhibitions, documentary and film screenings, concerts and performances by world-class artists and musicians, and the popular “Sunday at the Met” program.

Fine art auction house on Upper East Side.

Since splitting with partner Dominique Lévy, Robert Mnuchin has been running the former L&M Arts under his own name. It's located in the same...

Founded in 1961, the ICI is an official part of the Italian government, and seeks to encourage knowledge of Italian culture in the U.S. It organizes lectures...

Religious and cultural organization with museum, mosque, school, library.

Located on Manhattan's Upper East Side, The Surrey hotel embodies impeccable service, catering to style-icons, tastemakers and art aficionados the world over.

Located on the Upper East Side, the Hotel Wales is within walking distance to the Museum Mile, Central Park and Madison Avenue.

With a rich history woven into the fabric of Manhattan’s distinguished Upper East Side neighborhood, The Pierre continues to offer unparalleled service to its guests.

Stay close to home at the Marmara Manhattan on the Upper East Side—for a few days or a few months.

Park Avenue chic is back at this iconic luxury hotel.

The Hôtel Plaza Athenee combines European grandeur with the intimacy of a luxury boutique hotel, creating a home away from home for sophisticated travelers from around the world for over two decades.

The Bohemian National Hall is a social center that promotes Czech culture.

This gallery—the New York outpost of the Praxis international gallery group, which operate sister galleries in Miami and Buenos Aires—focuses on contemporary art (including paintings, drawings, sculptures and prints) by both new and established Latin American artists.

See stunning artworks from 5,000 years of human history.

This sleek gallery, co-owned by Jack Spade founder Andy Spade, art world powerhouse Bill Powers and author James Frey, specializes in hip work that straddles the worlds of art, fashion and design—previous shows have featured work by Matt Damhave, co-founder of avant-garde fashion house Imitation of Christ; images of melting candles by Swedish photographer Hanna Liden; and text-based collages by actor Leo Fitzpatrick.

The Met Breuer spotlights modern and contemporary art in dialogue with the full scope of the Met’s collection—over 5,000 years of art from every corner of the world.