What's here
Five disciplines, one neighborhood.
The largest concentration of contemporary galleries in New York — Marian Goodman, Jack Shainman, Bortolami, Andrew Kreps, and 70+ more.
02 Cultural Spaces 10The non-commercial layer — Artists Space, ISLAA, Canal Projects, the Dream House sound environment, and other institutions outside the market.
03 Design 9The neighborhood's historic strength in collectible 20th-century and contemporary design — R & Company, Patrick Parrish, StudioTwentySeven, Twenty First.
04 Music 2Two intimate cellar rooms — The Django at the Roxy and Saint Tuesday on Cortlandt Alley — both serious about live jazz.
05 Cinema 1A 118-seat arthouse in the cellar of the Roxy Hotel — restored classics, independent premieres, and curated retrospectives.
The Map
One square mile of art.
104 of 107 spaces plotted by addressHover a dot for the venue · Click to view in directory
Every First Friday
85 galleries.
One night.
All of Tribeca.
The first Friday of every month, galleries across the district stay open until 9pm. No tickets, no reservation.
View upcoming openings- 01Marian GoodmanTony Cragg · Edith Dekyndt↗
- 02BortolamiChristine Safa · Daniel Buren & Barbara Kasten · Yuan Yuan↗
- 03P·P·O·WHew Locke, The Wanderers↗
- 04Alexander Gray AssociatesPeople Make Art: A Tribute to Melvin Edwards↗
- 05OrtuzarClaire Falkenstein, San Francisco, Paris, Rome↗
- 06Artists SpaceTheresa Hak Kyung Cha, Multiple Offerings↗
- 07GRIMMVolker Hüller, Angelus Novus↗


