Step inside the National Arts Club on Gramercy Park to learn about the life, work and legacy of architect Stanford White. White was once a member of the club.
MoreOne thing is for certain when it comes to dining: the location, whether you opt to eat at a food court or a cafe, plays a huge role in your overall experience.
MoreThe Amazon Original series The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, which takes place in New York City in 1958, is part Mad Men in its mid-century setting, part La La Land.
MoreThe many tributes to Shakespeare in NYC from Central Park, Delacorte Theatre, the Players Club, National Arts Club, Shakespeare Avenue, Jefferson Market Library
MorePhotographer Jeannette Beckman explores the emergence of Hip Hop in her early photographs, curated by Cey Adams at The National Arts Club NYC
MoreNYC’s historic private clubs are a vestige of an older world. Here are 10 of the city’s oldest and most notable clubs with a rich architectural history.
MoreWe’ve partnered up with OHNY to curate this list of special locations you shouldn’t miss in this year’s lineup on October 17-18, 2015 in NYC.
MoreWhat does it look like above a stained glass dome? Photographs of the art piece in the Gilded Age National Arts Club at Gramercy Park.
MoreOn December 17, 1831 a deed by Samuel Ruggles established the plot of land between 3rd Avenue and Park Avenue South from 18th to 21st Streets as Gramercy Park.
MoreThere are some places you step into and you’re instantly whisked into a bygone time. The National Arts Club in Gramercy Park, NYC is one of those.
MoreYesterday we rounded up Boardwalk Empire’s filming locations in Brooklyn, where much of the series was filmed. Today we’re showing you some of the places in Manhattan, Queens and Staten Island that served as the backdrop for the show’s action.
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