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Abrons Arts Center

Website http://www.www.henrystreet.org

Address

466 Grand St
New York, NY 10002

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Abrons Arts Center

Public Transportation

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By Subway:

Take the F Train to the East Broadway stop. Exit on East Broadway and walk east- away from Chinatown

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By Bus:

Number 22 and Number 9 buses run from the Lower West Side of Manhattan. The No. 9 stops at East Broadway and Clinton Streets (follow subway directions from there), and the No 22 stops at Montgomery and Madison (walk one block to Montgomery and Henry). The M14 runs along 14th Street and then turns south toward the Lower East Side. Exit at Grand Street and Montgomery and walk two blocks to Henry

Accessibility:

Directions Bus

Directions Bus

Number 22 and Number 9 buses run from the Lower West Side of Manhattan. The No. 9 stops at East Broadway and Clinton Streets (follow subway directions from there), and the No 22 stops at Montgomery and Madison (walk one block to Montgomery and Henry). The M14 runs along 14th Street and then turns south toward the Lower East Side. Exit at Grand Street and Montgomery and walk two blocks to Henry

Restroom

Restroom

Accessible on same level as lobby

Directions Subway

Directions Subway

Take the F Train to the East Broadway stop. Exit on East Broadway and walk east- away from Chinatown

Elevator\Escalator

Elevator\Escalator

None

Entrance

Entrance

Accessible from street level

Water Fountain

Water Fountain

Must walk down three steps in order to use water fountains.

Assisted Listening System

Assisted Listening System

None

Wheelchair Info

Wheelchair Info

Accommodations can be made. Please call in advance.

Theater Description:

The Abrons Arts Center is the performing and visual arts program of Henry Street Settlement. It mounts exhibitions and productions in music, dance and theater and provides arts training for children and adults.

The facility links the 350-seat proscenium Playhouse, originally constructed as the Neighborhood Playhouse by philanthropists Alice Lewisohn and Irene Lewisohn in 1915 to the main art center building, which opened in 1975. The development added a black box theater, an underground recital hall, and an outdoor amphitheater facing Grand Street. Visual arts exhibitions are mounted in the Abrons Main Gallery and the ground-floor Culpeper Gallery. The second floor of Abrons is a shared artist studio space, and classrooms and dance studios are located on all floors for arts training and instruction.

What's Playing:

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