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The High Line, New York NY | Nearby Businesses


Meatpacking District, West Chelsea & Hell's Kitchen
New York, NY

(212) 206-9922

The High Line is a public park built on a historic freight rail line elevated above the streets on Manhattan's West Side. It runs from Gansevoort Street in the Meatpacking District to West 34th Street, between 10th and 12th Avenues. High Line visitors can enjoy free programming for adults and families, extensive gardens, a variety of food options from local vendors and much more. Please visit http://thehighline.org for current opening hours.

Arts and Entertainment Near The High Line

Cielo
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18 Little West 12th St
New York, NY 10014

(212) 645-5700

From its state-of-the-art space in downtown's ultra-chic Meatpacking District, Cielo provides a music program specializing in deeply soulful house music as well as various genres of electronic music. Cielo is a haven for mature individuals seeking intelligent nightlife with neither the hassles of large clubs nor the elitism of upscale lounges with too many VIP rooms. Once you are in Cielo, there will be no more ropes, checkpoints, or rules. Security's goal is to compliment the experience, not to hinder it. Cielo has set a new level in New York nightlife by going back to basics: the best DJs on the planet, a strong door, impeccable service, stunning decor and lighting, and a sound system which will blow the most fastidious audiophile's socks off.

Milk Media
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450 W 15th St
New York, NY 10011

(212) 645-2797

Milk Studios New York, Los Angeles Milk stands at the crossroads of the fashion, music, photography and film worlds. A media company based out of New York and Los Angeles - Milk spans contemporary culture and is a hub for nurturing creativity and supporting partnerships with some of the industry's most visionary talent and innovative brands.

The Boom Boom Room
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848 Washington Street
New York, NY 10014

(212) 645-4646

Scarpetta
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355 West 14th Street
New York, NY 10014

(212) 691-0555

Gilded Lily
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408 W 15th St
New York, NY 10011

(646) 790-7050

Hogs & Heifers
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859 Washington St
New York, NY 10014

(212) 929-0655

STK Meatpacking
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26 Little W 12th St
New York, NY 10014

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Club Cielo NYC W.12th Street (meat Packing) District.
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18 Little West 12th St
New York, NY 10014

Tenjune Nyc
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26 Little West 12th St
New York, NY 10014

(646) 624-2410

837 NYC
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837 Washington Street
New York, NY 10014

This is Samsung 837, where technology and culture collide. Located in the heart of the Meatpacking district in NYC, Samsung 837 combines art, fashion, technology, and sport in unprecedented ways. It’s not a store, but a new kind of place filled with ideas, experiences, and Samsung’s cutting edge devices. Samsung 837 is where anyone can try out virtual reality, take part in interactive art installations, and see a larger-than-life, three-story screen. It’s home to live music performances, exclusive screenings, and radio recordings. The space was designed by renowned architecture firm Wonderwall and features an amphitheater area, VR tunnel, DJ booth, customer service and workshop area, and café. Come say hello.

Le Bain
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848 Washington St
New York, NY 10014

(212) 645-4646

Catch - Meatpacking District
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21 9th Ave
New York, NY 10014

Revel in the Meatpacking District, NYC
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10 Little West 12th Street
New York, NY 10014-1303

Le Bain, Standard Hotel Roof Top
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848 Washington street NYC
New York, NY 10024

Highline New York
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835 Washington St
New York, NY 10014

The Double Seven - New York
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63 Gansevoort St
New York, NY 10014

Samsung Studio Meatpacking
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875 Washington st
New York, NY 10014

mlb.com
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75 9th Ave
New York, NY 10011

(212)485-8787

Goldcrest Post
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799 Washington St
New York, NY 10014

(212) 243-4700

Highline Studios
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441 West 14th Street
New York, NY

Non-Profit Organization Near The High Line

Ground Zero Museum Workshop: Images & Artifacts from 9/11
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420 W 14th St, Fl 2
New York, NY 10014

(212) 209-3370

Daily 2-Hour Tours. Reservations accepted as well as walk-ins. Call ZERVE @ 212-209-3370. The Most realistic account of what it was like to be on the front lines with FDNY Firefighters after the 9/11 attacks. 100 Stories with real sound effects in French, Italian, Spanish and English.

Ground Zero Museum Store
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420 W 14th St, Fl 2
New York, NY 10014

(212) 924-1040

Purchase Books, Posters and Prints from Ground Zero Museum Workshop in NYC. Images by the Official Photographer at Ground Zero Gary Marlon Suson. Items autographed upon request. Supporting FDNY and 9/11 Charities.

High Line Art
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820 Washington Street
New York, NY 10014

(212) 206-9922

Presented by Friends of the High Line, High Line Art commissions and produces public art projects. Founded in 2009, High Line Art presents a wide array of artworks including site-specific commissions, exhibitions, performances, video programs and a series of billboard interventions. High Line Art invites artists to think of creative ways to engage with the uniqueness of the architecture and design of the High Line and to foster a productive dialogue with the surrounding neighborhood and urban landscape. High Line Art is curated by Cecilia Alemani, the Donald R. Mullen, Jr. Curator & Director of High Line Art at Friends of the High Line. STAY CONNECTED Website art.thehighline.org Twitter www.twitter.com/HighLineArtnyc Tumblr www.highlineart.tumblr.com Instagram www.instagram.com/HighLineArtnyc Art Map http://bit.ly/17noeEH

Stray from the Heart
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P.O. Box 11
New York, NY 10024

(212) 726-3647

Memorial Day Foundation
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33 Orient Ave
New York, NY 11211

(718) 383-7550

The Memorial Day Foundation's vision is to continually involve the public in patriotism and remembrance via historical and traditional ways of observing Memorial Day. One such way is with flowers. The gift of flowers at a memorial site is a ritual practiced worldwide in every culture. As you may know, Memorial Day began as Decoration Day, when on May 30th, Americans would decorate the graves of Civil War Veterans with flowers.

On Site Opera
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P.O. Box 231480
New York, NY 10023

(347) 394-3050

Embarking on its sixth season of producing immersive site-specific opera, On Site Opera (OSO) has established itself as one of New York City’s most imaginative, nimble opera companies by doing more than simply staging musically and dramatically rich works outside of the opera house. OSO’s team of General & Artistic Director, Eric Einhorn, Music Director, Geoffrey McDonald, and Executive Director & Producer, Jessica Kiger have pushed the boundaries of operatic storytelling, producing operas in locations that allow singers and audiences alike to immerse themselves in the narrative. Reviewing the first chapter of The Figaro Project, in which OSO is staging lesser-known operatic adaptations of French playwright Pierre-Augustin Caron de Beaumarchais’ (1732-1799) famed trilogy of Figaro plays, Anthony Tommasini of The New York Times wrote, “This visionary company could be on to something big.” He also noted that the “space proved ideal for the intrigues of the opera.” OSO has presented Shostakovich at The Bronx Zoo, Gershwin at Harlem’s legendary Cotton Club, Rameau at Madame Tussauds New York and the Lifestyle-Trimco mannequin showroom, Paisiello at Fabbri Mansion, as well as a site-specific workshop of Clarimonde, a new work by Frederic Chaslin and P.H. Fisher. Committed to exploring new technology in opera, OSO implemented the first-ever Google Glass supertitles during its 2014 run of Rameau’s Pygmalion, of which The Verge reported “Few things seem like obvious fits for Google Glass so far, but this is one of them.” Founded in 2012, On Site Opera is dedicated to producing site-specific opera in non-traditional venues throughout New York. OSO molds its productions to specific locations using physical space to create an environment in which the concept, storytelling, music, and performers unite to form an immersive, cohesive, and meaningful whole.

American Friends of the Phelophepa Train (AFPT)
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320 W 13th St
New York, NY 10014

(212) 229-0500

The two trains deliver the highest quality, care and education to the underprivileged population while supporting, developing and educating students and communities. This cause has won global recognition for the innovative way in which it brings the best of modern medicine to remote rural areas in South Africa. This mobile service is not a stand-alone project; it forms an integral part of local community structures, supplementing or supporting existing facilities.

Callen-Lorde Community Health Center
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356 W 18th St
New York, NY 10011

(212) 271-7200

breaking walls
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2 Horatio St
New York, NY 10014

(212) 989-7353

Our artists and ambassadors take on artistic voice in a unique approach to empowerment and leadership by addressing issues of: • Social Unrest–by demonstrating that coming-of-age and activism define and shape individual lives; • Intolerance–by collaborating as proactive allies in the peace-building process; • Peer Pressure–by encouraging young minds to discover their values and identity deepening their understanding of and compassion for others; • Life in a “Virtual World”–by demonstrating that social media can’t replace face-to-face dialogue and fosters the understanding that a personal profile not only reflects their chosen perception of themselves, but it determines their perception by others. Berlin was selected for our initial breaking walls initiative because the vision of dismantling the Berlin Wall inspired breaking walls to dream even larger than Bethlehem & Brooklyn. Over nine-days 16 new artists from Bethlehem, Brooklyn and Berlin experienced the writing-performing workshop as well as face-to-face dialogue while touring Berlin together. The most exciting aspect of the Berlin workshop was the writing/performing was led by six Brooklyn and Bethlehem ambassadors who were cast members of both documentaries. breaking walls is proud that our 2014 partner was Rainbow Dreams Trust in Cape Town, South Africa. Our initiative assisted 12 Cape Town young men and women, ages 13-17, to build a creative community with the artists from Brooklyn, Bethlehem and Berlin through writing about issues of isolation, self-esteem, and the legacy of apartheid. breaking walls 2014 Cape Town saw the initiation of a strong, grassroots peacebuilding component. The U.S. Consulate hosted a Skype meeting between Ambassador Anwarul Chowdhury of the Global Movement for the Culture of Peace and our breaking walls artists and ambassadors. Ambassador Chowdhury spoke to our youth about the important role they can play in building a peaceful world, starting with breaking down the walls each of carry in our hearts. Ambassador Chowdhury guided a passionate Q & A session and, inspired the creation of our first annual breaking walls Peace & Tolerance Statement. Building on this foundation Brooklyn breaking walls artist, Jabari Ashe, led the creation of a “Do an act of peacebuilding” video for the International Day of Peace; as he and 20 NYCDOE high school students to attend the General Assembly’s High Forum on the Culture of Peace as guests of Ambassador Chowdhury.: LINKS: ATTACHMENTS. breaking walls 2015 will happen in Barcelona, Spain from July 21 thru July 31. The initiative will again consist of community building, creative writing, creation of a Theater Piece, and a culminating performance for a live audience; plus, the opportunity to share face-to-face dialogue and life experiences as an ensemble group. breaking walls 2015 Barcelona will begin with a series of three Skype sessions between March and June 2015. These sessions will break down the walls between all the delegations; and, initiate the community building and creative writing that are integral to breaking walls. The 26 artists and 7 ambassadors from Brooklyn, Bethlehem, Berlin, Cape Town and Barcelona will come together to write around issues of economic disparity, high youth unemployment, low self-esteem, and how to shape a tolerant, peaceful world. breaking walls ultimately expects to create an international community of emerging creative artists and empathic leaders who will know how to use writing and live theater performance as effective tools to: • Cope with environments of chaos and conflict; • Effect artistic and personal transformation that leads to lasting social change; • Effect understanding and empathy on a personal, neighborhood, community, national and international level; • Use their empathy as positive role models and change-makers as educators, lawyers, law enforcement officers, diplomats, community leaders, parents and life-long learners. breaking walls impact will be based in connecting underrepresented teens from inner city Brooklyn, New York with international groups of at-risk teens, to: • Enable disenfranchised teens to tap their most protected places to write with rare honesty and to use writing as tool for personal/social change in a nine-day writing/performing initiative; • Sustain and expand an on-going, long-term breaking walls initiative “Hub” based in Brooklyn to create a core of artists to collaborate and facilitate community-based and international initiatives with their peers; • Establish long-term, sustainable breaking walls initiatives within each of our partnering communities. As breaking walls enables disenfranchised teens to tap their most protected places to write with rare honesty and to use writing and theater as tools for personal/social change . . . • 2014 Brooklyn artist, Jabari Ashe, changes his major to Social Work so he Can make a difference to the younger kids in my neighborhood; • 2014 Cape Town artist, Sanda Sulani, realizes breaking walls showed him English is the universal language that I need to read, write and speak so that I can succeed in every aspect of my life – especially making a difference in my community; • 2012 and 2014 Brooklyn artist, Alleah Johnson, mentors our Cape Town girl artists; • 2012 and 2014 Berlin artists, Martha Crowe and Neha Dutt, prepare to facilitate a breaking walls initiative in Berlin. This initiative will match youth at the Nelson Mandela Schule with youth from the Syrian and Iraq immigrant community; • 2014 Cape Town initiative assistant, Nick Sylvester, explores joining the Peace Corps because There is so much more to life than working 9-5. I want to continue to make a difference; • 2012 and 2014 breaking walls ambassador, Mahmoud Abu Srour, who dreams of serving Palestine as a diplomat, purses an internship with the Palestinian Foreign Service. • 2012 and 2014 breaking walls Bethlehem ambassador, Mohammad Abu Srour , posted this statement and a 117-image photo breaking walls 2014 Cape Town album on his Facebook: Being a part of the breaking walls project as a Palestinian means getting new friends and also having the chance to travel around the world and teach my new friends respect and stop them from taking wrong decisions in life that could have a bad impact on their future life. My mission is to let the peace in my heart reach out to every single man and woman on this planet... We expect our 2015 Barcelona artists to lead the future shaping of their communities and the larger world as their Cape Town counterparts are. breaking walls is considering future partnerships with youth in Detroit (2016), Bogota (2017) and Warsaw (2018).

Rhinelander Saturday Program for Deaf & Hard of Hearing Children & Teens
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130 E 101st St
New York, NY 10029

(212) 876-0500

Many of the young people in the Saturday Program come from schools in which they are mainstreamed. Some are the only Deaf or Hard of Hearing people in their schools. This may lead to a sense of isolation and a feeling of being "different." Other Saturday Program participants attend schools for the Deaf where sign language is used, but they have no family members or friends who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing. In each situation, these young people do not have sufficient opportunities to interact with their Deaf and Hard of Hearing Peers during leisure time. The Saturday Program provides a great environment for these young people to play and learn with others like themselves. The camaraderie and sense of belonging that is gained through the Saturday Program helps participants build self-confidence and social skills. A number of the Saturday Program staff are Deaf themselves. These adults serve as role models and mentors for the young people in the program.

RISC Training
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C/O the Half King, 505-507 West 23rd St
New York, NY 10011

Journalist Sebastian Junger founded RISC in 2011 after his close friend and colleague, acclaimed photographer Tim Hetherington, died while covering hostilities in Libya from wounds suffered in a mortar attack. While Hetherington's injuries were serious, Junger later learned from a combat medic that first aid might have saved his life during the short ride to the hospital. But none of the journalists traveling with him were trained in first aid. Nor are the majority of journalists covering conflict today. RISC seeks to change that. We train and equip freelance journalists in all media to treat life-threatening injuries on the battlefield. Freelancers comprise the vast majority of those who cover wars, and consequently make up the vast majority of deaths and injuries. Surviving a gunshot or shrapnel wound is often a matter of doing the right thing in the first few minutes, and RISC's training focuses on that brief, critical period of time. It is our hope to make first aid training the industry norm - like having a flak jacket or sat phone - and to prevent unnecessary deaths in a job that is so vital to human dignity and human rights. RISC is a 501(c)(3) organization. To learn more or make a donation, visit us at www.risctraining.org. We're also on Twitter @risctraining.

From the Horse's Mouth
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240 W 14th St
New York, NY 10011

Martha Graham Dance Company
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55 Bethune St
New York, NY 10014

(212) 229-9200

Since its inception, the Martha Graham Dance Company has received international acclaim from audiences in over 50 countries throughout North and South America, Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. The Company has performed at the Metropolitan Opera, Carnegie Hall, the Paris Opera House, Covent Garden, and the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, as well as at the base of the Great Pyramids of Egypt and in the ancient Herod Atticus Theatre on the Acropolis in Athens, Greece. In addition, the Company has also produced several award-winning films broadcast on PBS and around the world. Martha Graham choreographed 181 works in her lifetime. Among these are such well known ballets as Heretic (1929), Lamentation (1930), Primitive Mysteries (1931), Frontier (1935), Deep Song (1937), El Penitente (1940), Letter to the World (1940), Deaths and Entrances (1943), Appalachian Spring (1944), Cave of the Heart (1946), Errand into the Maze (1947), Night Journey (1947), Diversion of Angels (1948), Seraphic Dialogue (1955), Clytemnestra (1958), Embattled Garden (1958), Phaedra (1962), Frescoes (1978), Acts of Light (1981), The Rite of Spring (1984), Temptations of the Moon (1986), and Maple Leaf Rag (1990). Though Martha Graham herself is the best-known alumna of her company, having danced from the Company's inception until the late 1960's, the Company has provided a training ground for some of modern dance's most illustrious performers and choreographers. Former members of the Company include Merce Cunningham, Erick Hawkins, Pearl Lang, Elisa Monte, Paul Taylor, Glen Tetley, Jacqulyn Buglisi, Donlin Foreman and Pascal Rioult. Among celebrities who have joined the Company in performance are Mikhail Baryshnikov, Claire Bloom, Margot Fonteyn, Liza Minnelli, Rudolf Nureyev, Maya Plisetskaya, and Kathleen Turner. The Martha Graham Dance Company has commissioned works from Twyla Tharp, Robert Wilson, Susan Stroman, Lucinda Childs, and Maurice Béjart, which have been enthusiastically received by audiences and critics worldwide. The Martha Graham Dance Company even numbers among its alumnae one Betty Bloomer, who, after dancing with the Company in 1938, became better known as First Lady Betty Ford. "One of the great companies of the world," according to Anna Kisselgoff, former chief dance critic of The New York Times, the Martha Graham Dance Company has been lauded by critics throughout the world. Alan M. Kriegsman of the Washington Post referred to the Company as "one of the seven wonders of the artistic universe," while Los Angeles Times critic Martin Bernheimer noted, "They seem able to do anything, and to make it look easy as well as poetic." Ismene Brown of The Daily Telegraph, London, touted the Martha Graham Dance Company's performance as "Unmissable," and for Donald Richie of Japan Times these dancers were "Graham's perfect instrument." Artistic Director: Janet Eilber

Westbeth Artists Housing and Center for the Arts
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55 Bethune St
New York, NY 10014

At Westbeth Artists Housing, the Westbeth Artists Residents Council is dedicated to exhibiting and promoting the work of the painters, poets, dancers, writers, musicians, choreographers, filmmakers, directors, actors, printmakers, sculptors who reside at Westbeth Artists Housing - home to the arts. The Council sponsors free poetry and literary readings, theatrical performances, dance concerts, music festivals, film screenings, artist's talks, in the Westbeth Community Room and exhibits the work of resident and non-resident artists in the Westbeth Gallery.

La Nacional - Spanish Benevolent Society
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239 W 14th St
New York, NY 10011

(212) 929-7873

MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS *Receive information regarding all Centro Español events and activities. *Invitations to exclusive member-only dinner parties and feasts, with complementary food, open bar and entertainment. *Preferred admission and seating to all cultural and social events (including priority seating to sporting events such as the World Cup and "El Classico" soccer games). *Discounted food and beverage at events. *Free or discounted admission to classes and lectures held at the Centro Español. *Largely discounted fee for rental of the salon, lecture hall and classroom - available for personal parties or events. *Access to the job and social network for members and participating businesses/corporations. *25% discount at our award winning restaurant La Nacional Tapas Bar and Restaurant. *Free access to the Society’s library.

HB Studio
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120 Bank St
New York, NY 10014

(212) 675-2370

Integral Yoga Institute New York City
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227 W 13th St
New York, NY 10011

(212) 929-0586

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The Kitchen
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512 W 19th St
New York, NY 10011

(212) 255-5793

VISIT: http://www.thekitchen.org TWITTER: http://twitter.com/TheKitchen_NYC

Labyrinth Theater Company
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155 Bank St
New York, NY 10014

(212) 513-1080