Park located in the East Village that was the scene of a big uprising in 1991 when a decision was made to evict the park's homeless in order to renovate; today, the park is pretty and quiet, but is still home to many who have no where else to go.

New York City's recreation and park area is for dog lovers and their four-footed companions, but you have to become a member for a nominal fee.

Amidst other galleries showcasing the postmodern and avant-garde, NYU's Grey Gallery offers solid 19th- and 20th-century artworks.

A century ago the Bowery's music halls, theaters and upscale joints drew folks from all over the city, but these days it's a bit of a skid row... though parts of the area seem on the upswing again.

One of New York City's favorite jazz clubs that features internationally- known artists for one week gigs.