🎭 On April 21, @ARTNewYork joined arts & culture leaders + electeds for a breakfast celebrating the vital role of the arts in NYC’s economy — from jobs to tourism to community impact. Big thanks to Erik Bottcher, Gale A. Brewer, Christopher Marte, Keith Powers Carlina Rivera.

Up next at A.R.T./New York's Gural Theatre — "We Do The Same Thing Every Week" presented by Attractive Nuisance!! Get Your Tix Here! ticketleap.events/tickets/attrac…

We’re shaping future programming and we want your voice in the mix. You don’t need to have attended any past events to share your thoughts. All our programs & services are completely FREE, so let us know what would truly support your work! Survey here👇 bit.ly/44Qfte3

🎭 Department of Cultural Affairs: Call for Panelists 🎭 Join us in supporting the arts sector with your insight, perspective, and passion. 🔗 Learn more and apply today!

A.R.T./New York is proud to share Health + Wealth: Empowering NYC Theatremakers Through Data. Created with SMU DataArts & Skeleton Key Strategies, the report offers insights to build a more resilient, dynamic nonprofit theater field. Check it out here: bit.ly/4jEJNNf

Happy Opening to Seussical The Musical presented by EPIC Players! Running now through May 18th! Tix: epicplayers.ticketspice.com/epic-players-p…

We know Health + Wealth: Empowering NYC Theatremakers Through Data covers a lot, so we wanted to break down how it’s structured—helping you dive in with clarity, curiosity, and a sense of what might matter most to you. 📲 Find the full report here: art-newyork.org/health-wealth

On May 21st, arts & culture workers will gather on the steps of City Hall to demand an additional one-time $30M from City Council and the Adams Administration for the FY26 budget. A.R.T./New York will be there & we hope to see you there too! on.nyc.gov/4dbtNQo

Join us for a virtual convo with 2024 David Prize recipient Meghan Finn as we reflect on the first year of RE/VENUE NYC's groundbreaking model for theater-making. Meghan will explore what’s worked, what surprised her, and what’s next! Register here 👉 bit.ly/43vgp6u

Save the Date! 🎉 Join us for the A.R.T./New York House Party on Friday, June 13th from 4:00–7:00PM at South Oxford Space. We’re kicking off summer with music, food, and community vibe. Come through for a joyful afternoon of connection and celebration! ☀️🎶

🎙️ New #WhatsOff episode! Nicky Maggio chats with George Strus (they/them) about building Breaking the Binary (Breaking the Binary Theatre Festival), producing with purpose, and creating space for trans, nonbinary and TNB2S+ artists to thrive—onstage and off. 🎧 Listen here → art-newyork.org/s2-ep6-george-…

Feeling the data blues? You're not alone. Health + Wealth: Empowering NYC Theatremakers Through Data names the challenges—and helps you take action. Use the report in grant proposals, board convos, and advocacy. Share it where it counts. Pass it on: bit.ly/4jEJNNf

Two dates. One mission: connection. 🗓️ June 9 → Virtual roundtable on new models for space-sharing in the arts 🗓️ June 13 → Summer house party with music, food & community 🎉 Tap the link to RSVP—we’d love to see you! linktr.ee/artny72

A.R.T./New York, along with Dance/NYC and Carrie Blake, gathered 177 responses from NYC arts and cultural groups affected by the FY25 Cultural Development Fund awards. Click the link to view the results. 🔗 linktr.ee/artny72

Thanks for joining us for "RE/VENUE Reflection with Meghan Finn." The conversation explored and offered bold ways to reimagine space, support, and equity in the performing arts. Missed it? Watch the livestream available now on HowlRound Theatre Commons. bit.ly/43EshDx

Meet the Internal Operations team at A.R.T./New York, the powerhouses behind the curtain! 👏 Big thanks to this behind-the-scenes team for making the day-to-day not just possible, but better.

Congrats to the recipients of the 20th Anniversary FY26 Edith Lutyens & Norman Bel Geddes Design Enhancement Fund! A.R.T./New York is proud to support the following eight companies, who will receive a total of $57,000 to enhance the design elements of their upcoming productions.

If you’re in the neighborhood, stop by A.R.T./New York’s South Oxford Street location to experience the powerful work of our current artist-in-residence, Catherine “Catie” Hernandez. Catie Hernandez is a multi-disciplinary artist, educator, and museum worker based in NYC.

📣 The A.R.T./New York Grants Calendar is live for Fall 2025 — with a few exciting updates to the timeline and application process! Check out full details & opportunities at: art-newyork.org/grants

In partnership with SeaChange Capital, we currently offer cash flow loans to help meet the unique liquidity needs of the NYC theatre community. We work together to offer competitive rates, technical assistance, & low barriers to entry. Learn more at: art-newyork.org/cash-flow-loan…