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 12The non-commercial layer — Artists Space, ISLAA, the Dream House sound environment, and other institutions outside the market.
03 Design 8The 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.
What's On
Upcoming events
The Map
One square mile of art.
95 of 117 spaces plotted by addressHover a dot for the venue · Click to view in directory
On View Now
94 galleries.
One neighborhood.
All on foot.
Most of Tribeca's galleries sit within a ten-minute walk of each other. Each gallery sets its own hours, so check its website before you go.
View upcoming openings- 01Marian GoodmanTony Cragg · Edith Dekyndt↗
- 02BortolamiChristine Safa · Daniel Buren & Barbara Kasten · Yuan Yuan↗
- 03P·P·O·WHew Locke, The Wanderers↗
- 04Jack Shainman GalleryGordon Parks, Voices in the Mirror↗
- 05Artists SpaceTheresa Hak Kyung Cha, Multiple Offerings↗
- 06OrtuzarClaire Falkenstein, San Francisco, Paris, Rome↗
- 07David ZwirnerEmma McIntyre, This body holds / swamp stuff↗


