Cinema devoted to screening independent movies in style.

Comedy club that has seen the likes of Jerry Seinfeld, Eddie Murphy, Paul Reiser and Adam Sandler gracing its stage.

Established in 1961, this small museum explores the diversity of American culture through a diverse range of objects such as quilts, portraits, hunting decoys, paintings, weathervanes and religious icons.

Come in, browse, read and search for the latest fiction best-seller or special-interest reference at this neighborhood bookstore.

Mariners' Temple Baptist Church, the oldest baptist church in Manhattan (Historical Landmark).  We have a noon day service every Wednesday from 12pm-1pm.  It's called the Lunch Hour of Power Service, and it is a baptist service with preaching and gospel singing, in a span of one hour.

Maritime museum that recreates a seaport in the 19th century with cobblestone streets and historic ships of the era.

A ground-floor location provides the setting for this contemporary gallery.

Kids can visit a simulated Underground Railroad while attending learning workshops, storytelling and other fun activities.

Upscale bar with wonderful views of 5th Ave.