Stonewall National Monument
No admission feeWalk Christopher Park and the streets outside the Stonewall Inn, where the 1969 uprising gave momentum to the LGBTQ rights movement.
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Walk down fifteen steps to a small triangular basement and hear two sets of live jazz a night.
178 7th Avenue South · New York, NY
The Village Vanguard opened in 1935 and calls itself New York City's oldest jazz club. You descend fifteen steps into a triangular basement room known for its acoustics, where landmark live albums from Sonny Rollins to Wynton Marsalis were recorded. The Vanguard Jazz Orchestra, which began as the Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Orchestra in 1966, plays every Monday night. The club serves no food, and seating is first come, first served.
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