Marquee: NYC Events & Tickets

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Marquee is the definitive guide to high-culture events in New York City. Designed for the discerning New Yorker who seeks out gallery openings, opera premieres, chamber music recitals, independent film screenings, and world-class theater — Marquee curates the events that matter and filters out the noise. EDITORIALLY CURATED, NEVER ALGORITHMIC Every event in Marquee is hand-selected by our editorial team. We attend openings, read programs, and talk to curators so you don't have to wade through thousands of generic listings. The result is a focused, high-signal feed of the cultural moments worth your time. 30+ PREMIER VENUES ACROSS NEW YORK Marquee covers the institutions and spaces that define New York's cultural landscape: - Lincoln Center, including the Metropolitan Opera, David Geffen Hall, and the New York City Ballet - Carnegie Hall and its intimate Weill Recital Hall - The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) and MoMA PS1 - The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum - Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) and the BAM Harvey Theater - The Metropolitan Museum of Art and The Met Cloisters - The Whitney Museum of American Art - New York Philharmonic performances - The Frick Collection - The Shed at Hudson Yards - Park Avenue Armory - The Joyce Theater and New York City Center - Film Forum and Anthology Film Archives - The Morgan Library & Museum - Neue Galerie New York - The Jewish Museum and El Museo del Barrio - The Kitchen and Artists Space - Pioneer Works in Red Hook - National Sawdust in Williamsburg - 92NY (formerly 92nd Street Y) - Town Hall and Merkin Concert Hall - David Zwirner, Gagosian, Pace, and Hauser & Wirth galleries - The Rubin Museum of Art - Japan Society and Asia Society - Symphony Space - St. Ann's Warehouse in DUMBO WHAT YOU'LL FIND IN MARQUEE - Gallery Openings & Art Exhibitions: First looks at major shows and emerging artists across Chelsea, the Lower East Side, Bushwick, and beyond. - Opera & Classical Music: Performances at the Met Opera, Carnegie Hall, and New York Philharmonic — plus hidden gems at smaller venues. - Theater & Dance: Broadway premieres, Off-Broadway openings, contemporary dance at The Joyce, and experimental work at BAM. - Film Screenings & Festivals: Curated picks from Film Forum, Anthology Film Archives, Tribeca, New York Film Festival, and special retrospectives. - Museum Events: Exhibition openings, curator talks, members-only evenings, and late-night museum hours. - Literary & Spoken Word: Author readings, poetry events, and panel discussions at 92NY, The Morgan Library, and independent bookshops. KEY FEATURES - Curated daily picks highlighting the most noteworthy events - Browse by category: visual art, music, theater, dance, film, and more - Venue profiles with upcoming event schedules - Add events directly to your calendar with one tap - Editorial notes explaining why each event is worth attending - Weekend digest notifications so you never miss a marquee moment BUILT FOR THE CULTURED NEW YORKER Marquee is not for everyone — and that's the point. If you find yourself choosing between a Rothko retrospective and a Philip Glass premiere on a Tuesday evening, this app was made for you. We believe cultural discovery should feel like a trusted recommendation from a knowledgeable friend, not a scroll through an endless database. Whether you're a lifelong Upper West Sider who has held Met Opera season tickets for decades or a recent Bushwick transplant exploring the gallery scene for the first time, Marquee helps you stay connected to the arts and culture that make New York unlike anywhere else in the world. Download Marquee and never miss another opening night. Privacy Policy: https://mahanticorp.vercel.app/marquee/privacy-policy Terms of Use: https://mahanticorp.vercel.app/marquee/terms

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